Lampasas County, TX homes for sale & real estate

Lampasas County, TX Homes for Sale

This single-wide mobile home is situated on 0.26 acres and features 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The rooms are spacious and located at opposite ends of the house, allowing for more privacy, each with access to its own bathroom. The living room, kitchen, and dining area have an open floor plan. The refrigerator stays with the home. There is a full-sized laundry room with storage space. This home is situated on a corner lot with a large yard. The front yard is fenced, and the driveway is in the back of the house. There are security cameras inside and outside the home that will remain. The home has energy-efficient features from the factory. This home has had one owner. and was moved straight f

Lampasas County, TX Homes for Sale

Conveniently located approx 14 miles North of Lampasas. Approx 1.3 miles off Hwy 281. Mostly a cattle grazing, hunting and recreational ranch. Float the creek in optimum weather periods or get your fly rod out at the deep holes and cast away. Drive through the gate on top of the plateau with expansive hill country views. There is a gradual drop of 120’ in elevation down to Simms Creek, the beautiful rock bottom creek is the main attraction. Water runs clear most of the time and you can see the bottom and fish swimming by. There are also three stock ponds, one known to have been previously fished. Lampasas County is known for great hunting and diverse wildlife, and Simms Creek 267 ha

Lampasas County, TX Homes for Sale

68+- AG-EXEMPT & UNRESTRICTED ACRES | DEVELOPMENT & INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Discover 68+- ag-exempt, unrestricted acres ideally located between Lampasas and Lometa, offering exceptional flexibility for development, investment, or a private ranch estate. The seller will consider subdividing, making this a rare opportunity for buyers seeking multiple tracts, future resale potential, or a thoughtfully planned development. This diverse property features Donaldson Creek crossing through the land, creating a scenic wildlife corridor surrounded by mature oak and hardwood trees. Excellent pastureland supports agricultural use, grazing, and recreational enjoyment, including ideal hunting