Overview: This 22± acre property in Lometa offers a well-rounded opportunity for recreation, a homestead, grazing, or hunting, with a water well on the property and electricity available at the road. The land is composed of roughly 30% wooded cover and 70% open pasture, providing both the seclusion wildlife relies on and enough open ground for a home site, livestock, or food plots. A pond on the property is currently dry but could be restored using the existing well, adding a reliable water feature to the land with relatively little additional work. Wildlife and Land: The property supports a healthy population of native wildlife, including whitetail deer, feral hogs, turkey, and dove, along with other species common to the area. Oaks and cedars are scattered throughout the wooded portions of the property, while native grasses cover the open pasture ground. This mix of cover and open land gives the property strong versatility for hunting, grazing, or homestead use. Water: The property has an established water well, along with a pond that is currently dry. With the well already in place, restoring the pond would be a straightforward addition, giving the property a reliable surface water feature. Utilities and Access: A water well is already established on the property, and electricity is available at the road, positioning it to be built on without the need for significant infrastructure development. Location: The property is conveniently located approximately 1 hour 30 minutes to Austin, 25 minutes to Lampasas, 20 minutes to Goldthwaite, and 1 hour 20 minutes to Temple, offering a balance of privacy with reasonable access to nearby towns and the greater Austin area.