Kaylee Sutton

Rare opportunity to own 48 acres with over 2,100 feet of Colorado River frontage in booming Bastrop County, just outside Smithville and a short drive from Austin. The Colorado River is one of Central Texas’ most sought-after waterways—wide, scenic, and ideal for boating, fishing, and swimming. This property features a gently sloping riverbank with a sandy beach for easy water access, multiple

Over 418 acres in Lockhart offering a rare mix of investment potential, ranch functionality, and natural beauty. The land is approximately 65% open pasture and 35% wooded with mature live oak and pecan trees, four stocked ponds, and a wet-weather creek. Improvements include a 1,831 SF main home originally from Austin that was expanded in 2008, a 1,200 SF 1930s cottage from Elgin, a 1,368 SF

Less than 5 minutes from downtown Lockhart, this beautiful 14.5-acre tract offers the perfect setup for a homestead or small ranch. The property is ag-exempt, features rolling hills, scattered trees, a pond, and borders Plum Creek. The land has access to electric and water (septic needed). With no restrictions, you can build your dream home, run livestock, or simply enjoy the open space. The

Rare opportunity to own 31 acres with over 2,300 feet of Colorado River frontage in booming Bastrop County, just outside Smithville and a short drive from Austin. The Colorado River is one of Central Texas’ most sought-after waterways—wide, scenic, and ideal for boating, fishing, and swimming. This property features a gently sloping riverbank with a sandy beach for easy water access, multiple

Over 418 acres in Lockhart offering a rare mix of investment potential, ranch functionality, and natural beauty. The land is approximately 65% open pasture and 35% wooded with mature live oak and pecan trees, four stocked ponds, and a wet-weather creek. Improvements include a 1,831 SF main home originally from Austin that was expanded in 2008, a 1,200 SF 1930s cottage from Elgin, a 1,368 SF

Over 418 acres in Lockhart offering a rare mix of investment potential, ranch functionality, and natural beauty. The land is approximately 65% open pasture and 35% wooded with mature live oak and pecan trees, four stocked ponds, and a wet-weather creek. Improvements include a 1,831 SF main home originally from Austin that was expanded in 2008, a 1,200 SF 1930s cottage from Elgin, a 1,368 SF

Commercial or Mixed-Use Corner in Lockhart! This 25.56 acres sits at the intersection of Highway 183 and Robin Ranch Road with over 3,700 feet of road frontage. Positioned 3 miles from downtown just past the airport, Tractor Supply, and new retail near Summerside, this site offers unbeatable visibility, access, and flexibility for future development. Situated within an Opportunity Zone and in

240 acres in Travis County located just outside the city limits of Manor and the ETJ, making it easier to get projects approved. This legacy farmland sits next to a major solar project and is now ready for new owners to contribute to Austin’s eastward growth. The property is mostly flat and usable with less than 10% in the 100-year floodplain and is bisected by Wells Lane, offering about 2,700

16.15 acres in an Opportunity Zone with flexible commercial zoning, located at the high-visibility corner of Highway 80 and West Ridge Road. With over 700 feet of highway frontage, this site sits just 3.5 miles from SH-130 and 10 minutes to San Marcos and I-35—right in the path of Central Texas growth. The front parcel lies inside city limits with commercial zoning, while the back parcel sits