Location

This property is conveniently located one hour from downtown Austin, two hours from Houston, and a short fifteen minute drive to the world-famous Snow’s Barbecue in Lexington. There are 2 access entrances one coming from Farm Road 112 and the other from Farm Road 696.

Topography, Rangeland & Habitat

The ranch consists of gently rolling to moderately hilly terrain. There are multiple pastures that support various grazing activities. The landscape showcases majestic oak trees and various hardwoods throughout the property, creating a scenic backdrop while providing valuable shade and habitat for local wildlife. Well-maintained pastures offer excellent grazing opportunities for cattle or horses.

Wildlife

This diverse landscape supports wildlife including white-tailed deer, wild turkey, hogs, bobcats and other predators, as well as ducks, morning dove and numerous songbird species.

Agriculture

The Lexington ranch offers diverse agricultural activities thanks to its favorable climate, soil conditions, and strategic location in Central Texas. There is a great opportunity for hay production such as coastal bermuda and other hay varieties. There is currently a small cow-calf operation on the ranch.

Improvements

The property features a charming 1936 sq ft Barndominium-style ranch house with 3 bedrooms and 2 bath. An additional 1,000 sq ft of covered porches provides ample space for outdoor entertaining or simply relaxing while enjoying the surrounding countryside.

The ranch’s improvements include a spacious 30′ x 40′ barn with an attached 20′ x 40′ lean-to, providing excellent storage for equipment and supplies or shelter for livestock.

Water

Water features abound with four scenic ponds totaling approximately 19 acres. Three ponds are professionally stocked with bass, creating outstanding fishing opportunities. The impressive water system includes a robust 34 GPM well that services both the residence and two of the ponds.

Area History

Lexington, Texas is a small town located in Lee County in central Texas. Here’s an overview of its history:

Early Settlement 

• The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, primarily the Tonkawa and later the Comanche 
• Anglo-American settlement began in the 1830s as part of Stephen F. Austin’s colonial efforts 
• The community that would become Lexington was first settled in the 1840s. 

Today, Lexington remains a small town with a population under 1,500 

• It’s known for its small-town atmosphere and rural Texas heritage 
• The town is famous for Snow’s BBQ, which has been recognized as one of the best barbecue restaurants in Texas 
• The surrounding area maintains its agricultural roots with ranching and farming Lexington represents a slice of traditional rural Texas life with deep historical roots in the state’s development from frontier territory to modern times.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​