Austin, TX Farms and Ranches for Sale

FARMS AND RANCHES FOR SALE IN AUSTIN, TX

Owning a ranch for sale in Austin or a small farm close to the city means extra space, privacy, and the flexibility to build the lifestyle you want. Within 30–60 minutes of Downtown Austin you can find working ranches, equestrian properties, and rural estates with room for livestock, crops, or a weekend retreat.

On this page you can browse every active listing for farms for sale in Austin, Texas, see photos and acreage, and compare locations across the Austin–Hill Country region. When a property stands out, our farm and ranch specialists can help you evaluate the land, improvements, and long-term potential so your decision is based on solid information.

Below you'll find live listings pulled directly from the MLS. Use the filters to narrow your search, or reach out to our team for a custom list of Austin Texas ranch homes for sale tailored to your budget, preferred acreage, and distance from downtown.

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Austin Farms for Sales

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Farm $43,945,000

1033 Flying X Road, Spicewood

517 Acres

MLS® # 3554985

Moreland Properties

Farm $37,000,000

3067 Ranch Road 1888, Blanco

776 Acres

MLS® # 2203514

Compass RE Texas, LLC

Farm $31,500,000

Lohman Ford Road, Lago Vista

315 Acres

MLS® # 4376523

Keller Williams Realty C. P.

Farm $30,000,000

00 Fm 1660, Taylor

273 Acres

MLS® # 7898392

Keller Williams Realty

Farm $24,995,000

South Quinlan Park Road, Austin

33 Acres

MLS® # 8829398

Engel & Volkers Austin

Farm $24,504,000

2005 County Road 405, Taylor

163 Acres

MLS® # 7464656

Land Investex, LLC

Farm $21,500,000 ↓ $2,000,000

8467 N Us 281 Highway, Lampasas

409 Acres

MLS® # 1527030

Texas Ranch Brokers LLC

Farm $17,500,000 ↓ $499,000

1281 Pr 3740, Coleman

5,833 Acres

MLS® # 8785567

Keller Williams - Lake Travis

Farm $17,182,550 ↑ $837,950

79 Old Spanish Trail, Kyle

312 Acres

MLS® # 5644506

Gold Tier Real Estate, LLC

Farm $16,942,240

Tbd Fm 1660, Taylor

106 Acres

MLS® # 9029465

Cornerstone Real Estate Inc.

Farm $15,500,000 ↓ $2,000,000

1251 Fm 3349, Taylor

55 Acres

MLS® # 9827407

Cornerstone Real Estate Inc.

Farm $15,400,000

15650 Fm 1660, Taylor

111 Acres

MLS® # 3740513

Cornerstone Real Estate Inc.

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Get a Curated List of Austin Farms & Ranches

Tell us your target acreage, budget, and preferred drive time from Austin. We'll send you a short list of farms and ranches for sale that actually fit your plans.

Handpicked Austin and Hill Country options
On- and off-market opportunities when available
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Prefer to talk? Call (512) 580-9338 and ask for Spyglass Realty.

Not seeing the right fit yet? Many buyers watch this page for several weeks while new ranches for sale in Austin Texas come on the market. Our team can help you set up a search for off-market and coming-soon opportunities as well.

Ready to start touring properties? Connect with Spyglass Realty and schedule a farm and ranch consultation. Call us at (512) 580-9338 or send us a message.

Why Buyers Look for Farms & Ranches Near Austin

The Austin area sits at the edge of the Texas Hill Country, where rolling terrain, live oaks, and big-sky views are only a short drive from employers, schools, and entertainment. Many Austin Texas farms for sale offer:

Enough acreage for livestock, horses, or hobby farming while staying within a comfortable drive of central Austin.
Flexible spaces for multi-generational living, guest houses, barns, shops, and storage.
Long-term potential as the Austin metro continues to grow outward into surrounding counties.

Recent land market reports for the broader Austin–Hill Country region have shown relatively stable rural land prices in the last few years, with median per-acre prices in the low $7,000s. Actual pricing for individual farms for sale in Austin varies based on location, water, utilities, and improvements, so each property needs its own careful review.

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension notes that owning agricultural land in Texas comes with important legal and management responsibilities, from understanding water rights to maintaining safe access and fencing. It is always wise to speak with legal and tax professionals about your specific situation before closing on a farm or ranch.

Where to Find Farms for Sale in Austin Texas

Austin Texas ranch homes for sale spread out in several directions from downtown. Each corridor offers a different mix of scenery, soil types, and commute times:

Area	Typical Property Types	Highlights for Buyers
Spicewood	Hill Country ranches, lake-area acreage, equestrian estates	Scenic views and access to Lake Travis; popular for second homes and retreats
Bastrop	Mixed timber/pasture tracts, small farms, cattle ranches	East of Austin with a more traditional agricultural feel and varied soil types
Wimberley	Hill Country ranchettes, creek and river properties	Rural Hill Country setting with strong sense of community and outdoor recreation
Leander	Smaller ranch tracts and acreage communities	Northwest of Austin with improved road access and growing services
Georgetown	Farms, ranches, and rural estates	Established town amenities with rural land options nearby

If you're flexible on location, comparing these areas side-by-side with your agent can help you decide whether you prefer a more agricultural setting, a recreational ranch with river or lake access, or a property that balances rural land with a shorter drive into Austin.

How Spyglass Realty Helps You Buy an Austin Ranch

Buying acreage is different from buying a typical neighborhood home. Our farm and ranch team follows a clear process so you always know what comes next:

Clarify your goals.

We start with a short consultation to talk about budget, ideal acreage, driving time, livestock or agricultural plans, and any structures you need now or in the future.

Curate on- and off-market options.

Using the MLS plus our local network, we identify ranches for sale in Austin Texas that match your criteria and share maps, surveys, and disclosures where available.

Evaluate the land.

We help you look beyond photos by reviewing access, water, utilities, topography, and improvements, and by coordinating specialist inspections when appropriate.

Negotiate and navigate due diligence.

Once you choose a property, we guide you through contract terms, timelines, and key milestones up to closing, working alongside your attorney, tax advisor, and lender as needed.

Next step: share a few details about your ideal farm or ranch, and we'll send you a curated list of farms for sale in Austin Texas plus a short summary of what to expect in today's land market.

Farm & ranch strategy session

Talk With an Austin Farm & Ranch Advisor

In one brief conversation we'll map out your budget, ideal acreage, timeline, and preferred areas so you know exactly how to move forward in today's market.

We'll also outline a simple step-by-step plan for comparing properties, reviewing water and access, and preparing your offer with the right protections.

Or call (512) 580-9338 to connect with Spyglass Realty.

Key Things to Review Before You Buy

Every property is unique, but there are a few questions almost every farm and ranch buyer should address during due diligence:

1. Access, Roads & Water

Confirm how you reach the property and who maintains the roads. For landlocked or easement-only ranches, you'll want a clear, recorded access easement. Water is equally important: evaluate wells, surface water, and storage, and ask about historical performance in dry years. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension and other state resources offer guidance on water management and conservation practices for Texas farms and ranches.

2. Operating Costs & Management

Even a small hobby farm has ongoing costs: fencing repairs, equipment, feed, fuel, labor, and insurance. Decide whether you plan to self-manage the ranch, hire a caretaker, or contract specific services such as hay production or pasture maintenance, and build a simple operating budget before you close.

3. Structures, Fencing & Improvements

Take inventory of homes, barns, sheds, arenas, corrals, cross-fencing, and gates. Well-designed improvements can save you significant time and money, but older or poorly maintained structures may require substantial upgrades. Pay attention to utility access and confirm that improvements were built to code or permitted where required.

4. Zoning, Restrictions & Taxes

Some farms for sale in Austin fall within the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) or are subject to specific zoning, subdivision rules, or deed restrictions. Agricultural and wildlife-management valuations can also affect your property taxes. The Texas Comptroller, local appraisal districts, and resources like the "Owning Your Piece of Texas" handbook provide useful overviews, but you should always confirm details with your own attorney and tax professional.

Talk With an Austin Farm & Ranch Real Estate Agent

Spyglass Realty has been representing buyers and sellers across the greater Austin area for many years, including residential properties, acreage, and rural estates. Our agents understand how to analyze land values, improvements, and