1984 Year Built:

Single Detached Property type:

Traditional Style:

Siding Construction:

Siding Exterior Description:

Resale Condition:

Dishwasher, Microwave, Cooktop - Electric, Oven-Electric, Disposal, Central Vacuum System Appliances:

1 Number of Fireplaces:

Freestanding Fireplace Description:

Porch Covered, Covered Patio, Garage Property Features:

Covered Patio Outdoor Space Description:

laminate, Carpet, Ceramic tile Floors:

septic tank, Co-op Water Utilities:

Central, Electric, Wood Stove Heating System:

Central, Electric Cooling System:

Tank/Pond, Cross Fenced, Fenced for Cattle, Perm. Squeeze Chutes Lot Description:

On Slab Basement and Foundation:

composition, shingle Roofing:

Barbed Wire Fencing:

2 Garage Spaces:

Attached Garage Garage Description:

Over 100 Acres Lot size:

115 School District:

Blum Elementary School:

Blum High School:

Blum Middle School:

Set on one of the higher elevations in Hill County near Blum, this 313-acre ranch offers a wide stretch of rolling pastureland with long-range views and a strong sense of scale from the moment you arrive. As you cross the cattle guard and follow the drive upward, the elevation and openness of the land become immediately apparent. The acreage is fully fenced and cross-fenced, creating a layout that supports grazing, livestock management, or long-term land use. Open pastures, natural contours, and consistent water sources make the property both functional and adaptable for a variety of agricultural or recreational purposes. The main residence includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms, centered around an open-concept living space that keeps daily living practical and efficient. A U-shaped kitchen with quartz countertops and ample cabinetry anchors the space, while each bedroom includes a walk-in closet. A large utility room with a sink adds convenience for everyday use tied to ranch life. Two metal buildings with concrete floors and electricity provide valuable flexibility for equipment storage, workshops, or operational needs, with the larger shop also featuring a sink. Ranch infrastructure is already in place, including a well-designed catch pen and squeeze chute, along with multiple stock tanks that reliably hold water throughout the year. The land itself supports a mix of uses, with native wildlife such as deer and turkey regularly present, and fish stocked in select tanks. With its combination of elevation, fencing, water, and infrastructure, this unrestricted Hill County property offers both productivity and long-term versatility. Private and peaceful, yet within reach of nearby towns and major travel routes, the property provides a balance of seclusion and accessibility within the broader North Texas ranching corridor. Opportunities to acquire acreage of this size, elevation, and usability are increasingly rare—come experience it in person for yourself!