817 County Road 130 is listed for sale at $ 8,183,300. This is a Country Homes/Acreage property. The lot size is 2242 Acres. ##BR##Between Coleman and Ballinger lies Hog Creek Ranch that feels as big as Texas itself — 2,242 acres of rolling country, wild beauty, and rare opportunity. This is a place where the land tells its own story, where every ridge, field, and bend in the creek feels purposeful, and where the horizon stretches farther than your mind ever thought possible. At the heart of the ranch, Hog Creek winds for nearly 3 miles, shaping the terrain as it goes. Scattered across the property, 10+ stock tanks offer water for livestock and wildlife alike. The land rises and falls with 110 ft of elevation change, creating dramatic hilltops that command panoramic views for miles. Below, the terrain opens into 458 acres of cultivated fields, rich and productive — ideal for crops, grazing, or wildlife management. The ranch is fenced and cross-fenced, ready for cattle, recreation, or a blend of both. Tucked into this vast landscape is a recently remodeled ranch house, warm and inviting, offering comfort without losing its rugged authenticity. A separate bunkhouse stands ready for guests, hunters, or ranch hands — a reminder that this is a place meant to be shared, explored, and lived in. For the sportsman, the ranch is a dream. Whitetail deer drift through the creek bottoms, turkey roam the fields, and dove and quail burst from the brush at every turn. The combination of water, cover, and cultivated ground creates a wildlife habitat that’s as productive as it is beautiful! And then there’s the access — nearly six miles of road frontage. In a region where large tracts are increasingly rare, this level of accessibility elevates the ranch from exceptional to extraordinary. Whether held as a legacy property, developed strategically, or operated as a working ranch, the long-term investment potential is undeniable. This is more than land. It’s a landscape with soul — a place where you can build a legacy, write a new chapter, or simply disappear into the quiet of the Texas countryside.