Welcome to Crossfire Trail Ranch, a beautiful 99.19± acre ranch just outside Florence offering the perfect blend of country living, recreation, and ranching opportunities. One of the property's most exceptional features is Rocky Creek, which meanders through more than half of the ranch, creating a picturesque setting while providing outstanding opportunities for fishing, kayaking, wildlife viewing, and year-round outdoor recreation.
The land features gently rolling terrain with open pasture, mature hardwoods, scenic views, and cross-fencing, making it ideal for cattle, horses, goats, hunting, and recreational use. The combination of live water and diverse habitat makes this property a true Central Texas gem.
The ranch includes a 1,800± square-foot manufactured home with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a metal roof, and a spacious covered front porch. Also, there is a barn for storage and several ...
The ranch includes a 1,800± square-foot manufactured home with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a metal roof, and a spacious covered front porch. Also, there is a barn for storage and several outbuildings. The home is serviced by a private water well and septic system and offers central air and electric heat for comfortable year-round living.
With nearly 100 acres of usable land, live water, abundant recreational opportunities, and convenient access to Florence, Fort Hood, and Belton, shopping, and dining, Crossfire Trail Ranch offers rural tranquility and with a convenient location.
Whether you're looking for a family ranch, weekend retreat, hunting property, or investment, Crossfire Trail Ranch is a rare opportunity to own an exceptional live-water ranch in the heart of Central Texas.
Call today for your private showing. Drew Colvin 512-755-2078 or Mike Bacon 512-940-8800.
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Research Parcel InformationFrom Florence head north on Hwy 195 drive for approximately 5 miles. Turn right onto Crossfire Trail. Continue 2 miles to the end of Crossfire Trail, to 1315, which will be the entry entrance.