This 154.5± acre Brown County property offers a combination of accessibility, utilities, and diverse terrain that supports excellent wildlife habitat. Located just 8 miles southwest of Brownwood, Texas, the tract provides convenient access to town while maintaining a quiet rural setting suitable for hunting, recreation, or a weekend retreat. With frontage on both FM 1176 and County Road 201, the property offers multiple entry points and easy access.

The land has been in the same family for more than 100 years and reflects a long history of stewardship. The terrain varies in elevation by approximately 90 feet, ranging from 1,480 feet to 1,570 feet above sea level. This natural variation and contour creates multiple vantage points and diverse vegetation zones that appeal to a variety of wildlife, as well as, stunning views.

Entering from the County Road gate, the landscape transitions from mesquite and large live oaks along a wet-weather draw to open native grass areas. A gravel drive gradually rises to the first bench, where the hunting cabin is located. This area includes established utilities with water, electricity, and an on-site septic system, along with several functional improvements that enhance usability and storage.

Improvements include a 20x30 metal implement barn, a 440-square-foot hunting cabin, and a 10x20 storage shed. These facilities provide immediate convenience for equipment storage, short stays, or base camp setup for hunting and land management activities.

Continuing up the gradual slope, a second and third bench rise in approximately 10 foot increments, offering expansive oak cover consisting of live oak, post oak, red oak, and mesquite, with scattered cedar and bee brush providing ideal browse and bedding areas for deer. The property contains three ponds stocked with channel catfish and perch, adding fishing opportunities and reliable water sources for wildlife.

The western portion features a 40-acre pasture dominated by Kline grass and scattered mesquite, providing both grazing potential and open feeding areas for game. From there, the land rises another 60 feet to a prominent hilltop covered in scrub oaks. This elevated knob provides an excellent observation point and dense bedding cover that has long served as a sanctuary for deer.

Wildlife on the property includes whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and quail, with diverse vegetation supporting year-round populations. The combination of open pasture, oak woodlands, and brushy draws makes this tract well suited for hunting and recreational use while still offering space for residential or agricultural purposes.

With its proximity to Brownwood and easy access from both a Farm-to-Market road and a county road, this property offers a balance of seclusion and convenience. Whether for weekend recreation, hunting, or building a home in the country, this tract presents a well-rounded opportunity in one of Central Texas’s most accessible regions.