Address not disclosed Thorndale, TX 76577

This 31.42 acre tract of land provides a natural getaway less than an hour from downtown Austin! This heavily wooded, gently rolling tract is fenced on all four sides and features cleared fence lines and lanes within the property that are planted with grass and provides nearly 8 acres of grazing area for livestock. The property is dominated by mature oak trees, and includes cedars, hollies, pines, native plums, rusty blackhaw, chittamwood and numerous other tree and plant species that populate the property. The tract includes a pond, along with a wet weather stream. A stand of pine trees is located in the center of the property, not far from a small pole barn used for the small herd of miniature cattle currently located on the tract. This tract is surrounded by several other large tracts of land that are used for livestock, hay cultivation and raising exotic game animals such as elk. The owner has game cam pictures of deer, and hogs, turkeys, squirrels, bobcats, gray and red foxes and several species of ducks sighted on the property. Located at the end of a dirt and gravel road, this tract offers plenty of solitude and privacy. An overhead electric line runs into the first 300-feet of the property providing the possibility of electric power, should the future owners desire it. The west most fence is connected to a High Fence property that raises elk.