Large-Scale Ag Tract with Strong Production History & Long-Term Potential

Located in Burleson County, this 203 +/- acre tract offers a strong opportunity for agricultural production and long-term land investment. The property is primarily utilized for dryland row crop farming, with soils and layout well-suited for staple Central Texas crops such as corn, milo, and cotton. Its size and configuration make it an efficient operating unit for both local producers and outside investors looking to expand their ag portfolio. The land lies within the 100-year floodplain, contributing to its historical productivity and consistent cropping patterns. It is currently under a crop lease in place through January 2027, providing immediate income potential for the next owner. With no current survey available, buyers are encouraged to verify boundaries and acreage as part of due diligence. Additional upside exists with negotiable mineral and groundwater rights, offering flexibility for future ownership strategies. Whether continued in agricultural production or held as a long-term land asset, this tract presents a rare opportunity to secure scale in a proven farming region of Central Texas. Property Features -203 +/- acres located in Burleson County, Texas -Strong dryland row crop production tract -Historically used for corn, milo, and cotton -Situated entirely within the 100-year floodplain -Highly productive agricultural soils and layout -Current crop lease in place through January 2027 -Immediate income-producing opportunity for buyer -Mineral rights negotiable with sale -Groundwater rights negotiable -No current survey available - buyer to verify acreage and boundaries