Looking for Texas farms for sale? Browse our current homesteads, small acreage tracts, farm homes, and working land below. Our team walks, photographs, and films every property we list, so what you see online matches what you find on the ground.
Explore Texas Farms for Sale, from Small Acreage Homesteads to Working Ranch Land
Texas farms for sale range from small family homesteads to large tracts of working ranch land. Whether you’re raising cattle, goats, or horses, planting a garden, or building your dream home, the right property comes down to soil, water, access, and how the land is valued for property tax. Qualifying land can receive an agricultural valuation, which can lower annual property taxes.
For current land prices and trends across the state, the Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M tracks rural land sales by region. From South Texas to the Hill Country, our team can help you find land that fits your goals and your budget.
Small Acreage Homesteads
Many buyers want room to breathe without managing hundreds of acres. Our 10 to 40 acre tracts in Atascosa, Medina, and surrounding counties are close enough to San Antonio for an easy commute and big enough for gardens, livestock, and a new home.
Farm Homes on Acreage
Skip the build and move straight onto the land. These properties come with a home already in place, from move-in-ready farmhouses to custom builds, with acreage left over for animals, a shop, or a garden.
Hobby Farms and Horse Property
Smaller tracts are a natural fit for horse owners and hobby farmers. With room for a barn, round pen, pasture, and a few head of livestock, you can raise animals and grow your own food on a manageable piece of land.
Grazing and Ranch Land
Larger South Texas tracts offer native pasture and brush suited for cattle, goats, and wildlife. Grazing livestock can help qualifying land keep its agricultural valuation for lower annual property taxes.
Land with Water
Water makes land work. Look for properties with water wells, stock ponds, creek frontage, or lake views, which support livestock, gardens, and wildlife and add long-term value to the land.
Commercial and Development Acreage
Land with highway frontage near growing towns like Jourdanton and Three Rivers can serve more than one purpose. These tracts suit future commercial, residential, or mixed-use development, or a small farm today with room to grow.
