MERCURY HIGH POINT RANCH
127 +/- Acres | Mercury, Texas | McCulloch County
Some properties offer a home. Some offer land. Mercury High Point Ranch gives you both—and then adds the views, water, wildlife, and Texas lifestyle to go with it.
Located in the historic community of Mercury, this outstanding 127 +/- acre ranch is highlighted by a beautiful 3,186 +/- sq. ft. custom home built in 1999, featuring 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. A 40' x 50' barn with an enclosed office/tack room provides excellent space for ranch operations, equipment, storage, or recreational use.
The ranch features rolling elevations from approximately 1,380' to 1,460', creating scenic views and giving the property the character that makes Central Texas ranch country so special. Native grasses, scattered trees, and natural cover provide an ideal setting for both livestock and wildlife.
Four stock tanks add tremendous value a...
Four stock tanks add tremendous value and beauty to the property while providing important water sources for livestock and wildlife. For the outdoorsman, the ranch offers excellent recreational opportunities with deer, turkey, dove, and hogs.
With an RSUD water meter, electricity, good fencing, ag exemption, available survey, and mineral rights that will convey, many of the features buyers are searching for in a quality Texas ranch are already in place.
This isn't just 127 +/- acres. It's a place to ranch, hunt, gather with family, watch the Texas sunset, and build a legacy.
Four stock tanks. Rolling views. A beautiful custom home. Excellent hunting. 127 +/- acres of Texas.
Mercury High Point Ranch isn't just a place you own—it's a place you experience. A place to raise a family, work the land, hunt with friends, watch the sun disappear over the Texas horizon, and create memories that last for generations.
Mercury High Point Ranch — you can buy land, but you can't manufacture a place like this.
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Research Parcel InformationFrom Brownwood, travel on US 377 south to FM 502. Turn left onto FM 502 toward Mercury and continue to 1810 10th St.