3676 Red Ln, Mason, TX 76856

Red Lane Ranch is a Hill Country property suited for cattle grazing, recreational hunting, and country living. The ranch is served by four water wells drawing from the Hickory Underground Water Aquifer, including two wells previously used for irrigation. An on-record well log states the strongest irrigation well was drilled in 1972 and produced 800 gallons per minute at a depth of 648 feet, and one additional irrigation well is approximately 400 feet deep with no pump test on record. Improvements include a ranch home built in 1991 with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a rocked fireplace with insert, and covered front and back porches, along with a standing-seam metal roof and central heating and air conditioning installed in 2024. Supporting structures include an older lumber barn and two sets of corrals for livestock operations. The land is gently rolling with elevated areas that support drainage, with soils described as primarily deep sandy loam and some shallow limestone on higher hills. Vegetation includes post oaks, live oaks, mesquite, cedar, bee brush, and wild persimmon, along with a wet-weather creek and a small well-maintained pond.

Access is provided by frontage on Red Lane County Road, located just south of Highway 29. The ranch is surrounded by large neighboring ranches, supporting privacy and wildlife movement.

For buyers looking for a multi-use ranch, the combination of well water, corrals, and existing fields can support grazing and land management while also offering habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, and feral hogs. Fencing is described as low fence (non-high-game), with wildlife and cover concentrated across the ranch’s varied terrain and vegetation.