Mark Lehmberg

Deep fertile, sandy soils and irrigation water availability in the Hickory Sand aquifer make this property a great candidate for vineyards, orchards or improved pasture for horses and/or cattle. Or you can just choose to build a residence on the knoll with a great view of the countryside. Paved frontage on the north and east sides of the property. Electricity availability along highway.

Gently rolling hill country property with deer and turkey habitat. Access from County Road 110 and less than 1/4 mile off paved FM 1311. Attractive entrance and new ranch road. 30-40 gallon per minute water well equipped with solar pump keeps the pond full of water for wildlife and livestock and makes for good dove hunting. Oak, cedar, mesquite and native brush habitat. Perimeter fenced. Ag

Need four bedrooms? Then take a look at this exceptional, eye catching 1.5 story, all electric home on 0.6 acre corner lot convenient to Mason Schools. Custom built 4/2 with 2009 sq ft and great location on the edge of town. Mostly limestone exterior and recently installed standing seam metal roof. Covered front porch accented with corner parlor for afternoon tea/coffee with neighbors and

122-acre hill country retreat featuring a 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath, (approx. 2972 sq. ft.) furnished residence situated in a park-like setting of huge Post Oak trees and other native timber. Den could be converted into a third bedroom. Picturesque hay fields in front offer unobstructed view of Texas sunsets. Balanced with rolling, wooded terrain along meandering Dry Prong Creek, the land provides a

60-acre hill country retreat featuring a spacious 2 bedroom, 2. 5 bath, furnished residence (approx. 2972 sq.ft.) situated in park like setting of Post Oak trees and native timber. Den could be converted to a 3rd bedroom. Unobstructed view of Texas sunsets to the west, wildlife sanctuary and hunting for arrowheads and topaz along Dry Prong Creek makes for a "gem" of a place! Private water

BORROW-SUM RANCH: Located north of Mason just off paved Ranch Road 1222 between Katemcy and Fredonia. County road access, scenic and easy to traverse hill country ranch. Soft rolling terrain timbered in post oak, live oak, blackjack oak, mesquite and native brush. Wet weather Tiger Creek features a heavy concentration of trees along west side of ranch. Year round pond provides water for wildlife,

2.183 Acres, residential country lot, located southwest of Mason 7 miles and one mile from James River crossing on the Llano River. Paved frontage on RR 2389. Scattered timber. 20gpm water well, electricity, fenced. Deed restrictions.

Pretty 30 acres of land located just a couple miles south of Highway 71 between Mason, Llano and Brady. Scenic country with scattered oaks, granite outcrops and hill country views looking out onto Smoothing Iron and Turkey Roost Mountains. Land along county road previously tilled providing good soil for coastal Bermuda grass or food plots. Nice little knoll for placing a homesite or weekend