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Secluded in the heart of hill country, this is the last remaining tract in Rosanky Ranches. This property is raw in nature and rich in wildlife! Take a walk through the canopied hardwood timber bottoms, hugging the banks of Darr’s Creek. The creek is accessible and enjoyable for relaxing during the summer months. Vegetation consists primarily of live oaks, willows, elms, and sycamores. Thick tree coverage allows for good coverage for game and wildlife. Located near the Bell/Milam/Falls County lines. Artifacts dating from the Archaic Period have been found in the Little River valley, indicating that the area has supported human habitation for several thousand years. Wildlife exemption in place to allow for low property taxes ($124.35 in 2025). Utilities to site. Holland ISD.

Secluded in the heart of hill country, this is the last remaining tract in Rosanky Ranches. This property is raw in nature and rich in wildlife! Take a walk through the canopied hardwood timber bottoms, hugging the banks of Darr’s Creek. The creek is accessible and enjoyable for relaxing during the summer months. Vegetation consists primarily of live oaks, willows, elms, and sycamores. Thick tree coverage allows for good coverage for game and wildlife. Located near the Bell/Milam/Falls County lines. Artifacts dating from the Archaic Period have been found in the Little River valley, indicating that the area has supported human habitation for several thousand years. Wildlife exemption in place to allow for low property taxes ($124.35 in 2025). Utilities to site. Holland ISD.

15010 Rosanky Road, Holland

Discover 347.01 acres of pristine Central Texas countryside offering privacy, beauty, and exceptional investment potential. Located just 25 miles southeast of Temple/Belton and an easy 60-mile drive from Austin, this unrestricted property sits within the gorgeous rolling landscape of Bell County—an area experiencing steady growth and demand. This expansive tract combines lush coastal pastures, mature hardwoods, and a thriving creek system that enhances both natural appeal and long-term value. Towering Elms, Pecans, Sycamores, and native Oaks canopy the property, creating a peaceful woodland setting typical of the Blackland/Hardwood Forest region. Donahoe Creek forms the southern boundary, while the Flag Branch tributary meanders through the property before joining Donahoe Creek and flowing into the Little River—creating a remarkable surface water network and a scenic backdrop for future development or recreation. With no restrictions, this property offers flexible use opportunities including ranching, recreation, residential development, or long-term land investment. Its convenient proximity to Temple, Belton, and Austin adds to its growth potential and accessibility. Whether you’re seeking a weekend retreat, a private estate site, or a strategic investment in one of Central Texas’ most desirable regions, this tract delivers unmatched versatility, privacy, and upside potential.

Discover 347.01 acres of pristine Central Texas countryside offering privacy, beauty, and exceptional investment potential. Located just 25 miles southeast of Temple/Belton and an easy 60-mile drive from Austin, this unrestricted property sits within the gorgeous rolling landscape of Bell County—an area experiencing steady growth and demand. This expansive tract combines lush coastal pastures, mature hardwoods, and a thriving creek system that enhances both natural appeal and long-term value. Towering Elms, Pecans, Sycamores, and native Oaks canopy the property, creating a peaceful woodland setting typical of the Blackland/Hardwood Forest region. Donahoe Creek forms the southern boundary, while the Flag Branch tributary meanders through the property before joining Donahoe Creek and flowing into the Little River—creating a remarkable surface water network and a scenic backdrop for future development or recreation. With no restrictions, this property offers flexible use opportunities including ranching, recreation, residential development, or long-term land investment. Its convenient proximity to Temple, Belton, and Austin adds to its growth potential and accessibility. Whether you’re seeking a weekend retreat, a private estate site, or a strategic investment in one of Central Texas’ most desirable regions, this tract delivers unmatched versatility, privacy, and upside potential.

TBD Vilas Road, Holland

±56.24 acre creek side farm property. Located on Harber Road just Southwest of Holland in Bell County. Just a few short minutes from the City of Holland and Holland Schools. Locally situated between Holland, Salado, Jarrell and Bartlett and Regionally located between Temple and Austin. Part of the Central Blackland Prairie Region of Texas. There are no vertical improvements on the property. Approx. ±35 acres is in row crop production. The Remaining land is a mix of native prairie, moderately to heavily wooded sections and backs up to a seasonal creek/tributary of Darrs Creek. The farm features ±900’ of frontage along a seasonal tributary which feeds into Darrs Creek, placing ±2.08 acres within the FEMA Flood Hazard area. Mostly flat with a gentle slope into the front of the property. ±30' of elevation changes from ±550' to 520' above sea level. Mix of Lewisville-Altoga, Branyon clay and Frio silty clay soils with an average capability class rating of 2.49. Oncor has overhead lines and poles set along the road frontage of the property. Jarrell Schwertner WSC provides potable water service in the area and has a line running along the road. ±2,200 total linear feet of road frontage along Harber Road, a county road. Easy access back to TX Hwy 95 and FM 2268. Holland ISD. Agricultural Exemption in Place for Low Taxes. Farm is shown by appointment only. Land is leased under an oral share crop lease agreement. Proposed deed restrictions include: No landfills, no junk yards, no mobile homes, RVs are welcome, but no RV parks.

±56.24 acre creek side farm property. Located on Harber Road just Southwest of Holland in Bell County. Just a few short minutes from the City of Holland and Holland Schools. Locally situated between Holland, Salado, Jarrell and Bartlett and Regionally located between Temple and Austin. Part of the Central Blackland Prairie Region of Texas. There are no vertical improvements on the property. Approx. ±35 acres is in row crop production. The Remaining land is a mix of native prairie, moderately to heavily wooded sections and backs up to a seasonal creek/tributary of Darrs Creek. The farm features ±900’ of frontage along a seasonal tributary which feeds into Darrs Creek, placing ±2.08 acres within the FEMA Flood Hazard area. Mostly flat with a gentle slope into the front of the property. ±30' of elevation changes from ±550' to 520' above sea level. Mix of Lewisville-Altoga, Branyon clay and Frio silty clay soils with an average capability class rating of 2.49. Oncor has overhead lines and poles set along the road frontage of the property. Jarrell Schwertner WSC provides potable water service in the area and has a line running along the road. ±2,200 total linear feet of road frontage along Harber Road, a county road. Easy access back to TX Hwy 95 and FM 2268. Holland ISD. Agricultural Exemption in Place for Low Taxes. Farm is shown by appointment only. Land is leased under an oral share crop lease agreement. Proposed deed restrictions include: No landfills, no junk yards, no mobile homes, RVs are welcome, but no RV parks.

17698 Harber Road, Holland