A large elevated plateau with thick to scattered trees and open rolling meadows. Sloping terrain transitions to two fertile river-bottom pastures previously sprigged in coastal Bermuda with large pecan trees. Past and present uses include agricultural and recreational.

There is approximately 160 feet of elevation change from the river bottom to an elevated plateau offering impressive views, including the area known as “Hick’s Bluff.”

Tree cover includes live oak, post oak, elm, mesquite, cedar, pecan, Texas ash, hackberry, red oak, and other deer-browsing species. Limestone outcrops and remnants of old stone fences provide evidence of the property’s history. Prickly pear, yucca, and large limestone boulders with natural cracks can be found along the bluff.

Over 5,519 feet (more than one mile) of Brazos River frontage. Two Parker County Water Supply taps. Three stock ponds, including one behind the bunkhouse that is 25 feet deep and has never gone dry, and another shallow, spring-fed pond that also holds water year-round.

A large stone pavilion with stone columns, a massive wood-burning fireplace, and a two-level vaulted metal roof. One-bedroom, one-bath bunkhouse with kitchen and shower. Stone retaining walls surround the pavilion, complemented by pipe and cable fencing. A metal building provides storage for feed, supplies, and tools. Pipe and cedar-stave entry and cedar-stave fencing line Consolation Drive.

Excellent wildlife habitat with deer, turkey, hogs, and other native species.

2024 – $4,692.28 with agricultural exemption.

$4,856.00 in 2024 with agricultural exemption.

Brock Independent School District.

Beautiful property with an excellent location, diverse topography, Brazos River frontage, and outstanding tree cover. Very private and scenic — it feels much larger than 428 acres.

EXISTING RESTRICTIONS

No mobile homes, move-in homes, or manufactured homes. No wrecking yards, dump grounds, surface mining, or commercial hog, dog, chicken, goat, or dairy farms permitted.