Marlo Ondrej
Texas Ranch & Land Specialist
79.35 acres located in Mason County within the Llano Uplift region, offering classic Hill Country terrain and a private setting well suited for hunting, grazing, recreation, wildlife management, or a future homesite. The property features a desirable mix of open ground and native cover and is accessed by a recorded private easement, providing added seclusion from public roads. The tract has been held in the same family for over 60 years and is currently under agricultural valuation.
Rolling topography, exposed granite outcroppings, native grasses, and light cedar create the classic character of this Mason County landscape. A combination of usable open ground and natural cover provides favorable habitat for native Hill Country wildlife and good conditions for hunting, recreation, and wildlife management.
Based on LandID and USDA data, soils consist primarily of Castell sandy loam with significant areas of Keese-Rock outcrop complex and related rocky Hill Country soils. The property is currently leased for cattle grazing, with native range consisting of typical Hill Country grasses and browse. Carrying capacity will vary based on rainfall, range conditions, and management practices.
No water improvements are currently in place on the 79.35-acre tract. Electricity is available. The property is fenced on two sides, including a high-fenced east boundary that provides added value for livestock control and wildlife management. No structural improvements are located on the tract.
Access is provided by a recorded private easement, keeping the property set back from public roads and enhancing the privacy and secluded character of the tract.
An adjoining tract of approximately 80 acres may be available as a separate purchase under separate ownership, subject to independent terms and owner approval. The adjoining property includes a shallow water well, pond, and cabin, creating the potential to assemble approximately 160 acres.
Offered at $595,900 ($7,509.77 per acre) — more than $118,000 below the 2025 Mason County Appraisal District market value of $714,123. Competitively positioned for buyers seeking a Mason County hunting property, recreational ranch, agricultural tract, or long-term Hill Country land investment.
Directions:
From Mason, travel east toward Llano on Highway 29. Turn left onto Union Road. Continue and turn left onto Hickory Grove Road. Proceed approximately 3.5 miles.
After passing a pond on the left, look for a drivable easement on the next right.
Follow the easement through Parcel ID 14822 to the gate for Parcel ID 7846. Once through the gate, continue past the cabin. The listing sign is located on the property.
Showing Instructions:
Showings by appointment only. Listing agent assistance recommended for first visit due to easement access. Please use provided directions, stay on established roads, and leave all gates as found.
79.347 acres, more or less, out of the J.M. Ward Survey, Abstract No. 1616, Mason County, Texas, including a 2.003-acre access easement, according to survey by Searchers Surveying & Engineering, LLC.
Information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and is subject to change without notice. Buyer and buyer’s agent are responsible for verifying all information, including acreage, boundaries, easements, access, utilities, water availability, and land use. Property is shown by appointment only and access is subject to seller approval. All maps, aerials, and boundary lines are approximate and for illustrative purposes only.
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