Lockhart Hills Ranch

Lockhart Hills Ranch is a thoughtfully improved 185+/- acre property located near Lockhart within Caldwell County. The ranch is picturesque from the moment one enters along a paved road lined with oaks, leading to the headquarters and primary residence. Mature oak trees and gently rolling hills provide a wonderfully scenic landscape of improved pastureland, perfectly suitable for grazing livestock.

The ranch features nearly half a mile of paved road frontage, access to county water and electricity, and 14 pastures and traps with a combination of high and low fencing, including several high-fenced pastures specifically designed for an exotic wildlife breeding operation. Infrastructure includes piped water servicing 14 troughs, three small ponds, cattle pens, stables, a round pen, barns, and a top-tier wildlife working facility.

Improvements include a primary residence with a modern pool and a gym, along with three cabins that provide separate lodging for guests or a ranch manager. Additionally, the property is home to one of the premier lighted roping and barrel arenas in Caldwell County.

Located roughly 35 miles from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, 65 miles from San Antonio International Airport, and 165 miles from George Bush Intercontinental Airport, the ranch combines quality improvements with strong accessibility.

Caldwell County averages approximately 34 inches of annual rainfall. Nearby Lockhart is a quaint and vibrant town affectionately known as the “Barbecue Capital of Texas” and is home to the historic site of the Battle of Plum Creek. The town offers modern amenities, history, and proximity to the rapidly growing Austin corridor.

With extensive infrastructure already in place and convenient access to town, Lockhart Hills Ranch presents a significant opportunity as a wildlife operation, equestrian property, recreational ranch, or long-term investment holding with very attractive development potential.

The Facts:

~ 185+/- deeded acres

~ Nearly half a mile of paved access along Westwood Road

~ Paved road leading to the primary residence and headquarters

~ A primary residence with four bedrooms, three baths, a gym with a weight room, an office, and a modern swimming pool

~ Three cabins for guests or a ranch manager

~ County water and electricity

~ Lighted roping and barrels arena

~ Stables, cattle pens, livestock pastures, and a round pen

~ Piped and dispersed water

~ Equipment barns and a large indoor storage building

~ Two primary pastures, one high-fenced and one low-fenced

~ Multiple high-fenced pastures for exotic wildlife