Steve Ruffner, DVM
Agent
Stunning Custom Log Home on 368.5 Acres in Callahan County
Experience breathtaking views from every direction at this extraordinary 368.5-acre ranch, where brilliant sunrises and dazzling sunsets are your daily backdrop. Perched on the highest point of the property, this impressive 5,576 sq. ft. custom log home is designed for comfort and entertainment. A spacious 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence featuring three wood-burning stoves for cozy warmth. The large open kitchen flows into a vaulted living area, with the master suite and dining room conveniently located on the first floor. On the second level, enjoy a generous media room, three additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and a bar, perfect for family gatherings or entertaining guests. The home boasts balconies on three sides, providing stunning panoramic views of the rolling landscape and abundant wildlife. The ranch features over 130 feet of elevation change, multiple rock outcroppings, and heavily treed areas with Live Oak, Mesquite, and Cedar. Six stocked tanks provide excellent opportunities for fishing and attract a variety of wildlife. Experience exceptional hunting for whitetail deer, turkey, quail, dove, ducks, pigs, and more. A spacious 60x40 insulated barn offers ample storage for equipment and livestock. The front pasture is coastal and ideal for grazing cattle, making this property versatile for both agricultural and recreational use. Well-maintained roads allow for easy navigation throughout the entire ranch. Whether you're looking for a weekend retreat, a family home, a retirement oasis, or a hunting lodge, this custom country ranch estate offers endless possibilities. Don't miss your chance to own this remarkable property—schedule your private tour today!
Directions: From the 4 way stop sign in Cross Plains, take Hwy 36 west to FM 2707 and turn left, follow FM 2707 approximately 4 miles to County Road 406 and go straight on County Road 406 about 2 miles and the road will turn into this property. The listing agent will meet you at the gate.
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