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In Central Texas, San Saba County is anchored by San Saba, its county seat, known as the “Pecan Capital of the World.” Established in 1856, it was historically frontier country and remains largely rural. The Colorado River and nearby state parks support tourism, hunting, and outdoor recreation. Housing stock includes limestone ranch houses, historic cottages, and mobile homes. Larger services are in Brownwood (35 miles north) and Lampasas (30 miles east). Prices are modest: most homes cost $150,000–$240,000, while ranchland averages $5,000–$12,000 per acre. Buyers are typically retirees, hunters, and families seeking small-town Texas life.
San Saba County Real Estate Listings
In Central Texas, San Saba County is anchored by San Saba, its county seat, known as the “Pecan Capital of the World.” Established in 1856, it was historically frontier country and remains largely rural. The Colorado River and nearby state parks support tourism, hunting, and outdoor recreation. Housing stock includes limestone ranch houses, historic cottages, and mobile homes. Larger services are in Brownwood (35 miles north) and Lampasas (30 miles east). Prices are modest: most homes cost $150,000–$240,000, while ranchland averages $5,000–$12,000 per acre. Buyers are typically retirees, hunters, and families seeking small-town Texas life.