Kempner, TX Recently Sold Farms and Ranches, Timberland Properties with Horseback Riding

This Turn-Key Game Ranch is ready for the new owner to enjoy with his family and friends or operate as a commercial venture. A nicely appointed Barndominium with six bedrooms, workshop and large garage plus three individual guest cabins provide sleep

2803 Panther Creek Rd. Kempner, TX, Burnet County Approximately 405 acres Executive Summary: Panther Creek Ranch meets many of the demands of the discerning ranch buyer. At approximately 405 acres this ranch offers enough diversity and topography to

Lampasas River Ranch is for sale in Lampasas County and has everything you could possibly want in 20 acres. This ranch is just 15 minutes from Lampasas, Texas, only 20 minutes from Copperas Cove, 30 minutes to Killeen, and just over an hour to north

Just minutes from Lampasas, this Hill Country stunner has it all - miles of views, mature Oaks, Pecans and Elms, brushy draws and ridges and a nice Coastal Bermuda hayfield. The terrain and cover make this a perfect hunting and recreational ranch. Co

The Kempner Farm is a quiet country homestead of 37.436 acres quietly nestled between Kempner and Lampasas. An early 2000s 3 bed/2 bath mobile home along with a horse shed, tack room, and round pen are move in ready for your homestead or recreational

Great value within an hour of Austin. Rolling topography with elevations from 850 feet to 1,000 feet. Many spectacular vistas. Good tree cover consisting of live oak, burr oak, elm, mesquite, sycamore, cedar, and huge native pecans along the river. T

2109+/- sf house on 16 .3 acres with awesome views. The home sits on top of a big hill and overs views in all directions. The interior of the home has 4 bedrooms and 3 baths with 2 master bedrooms/master baths. The main master bedroom has vaulted cei

Great value within an hour of Austin. Rolling topography with elevations from 850 feet to 1,000 feet. Many spectacular vistas. Good tree cover consisting of live oak, burr oak, elm, mesquite, sycamore, cedar, and huge native pecans along the river. T