Located along paved FM 1311 in the Calf Creek community, this 132.8 acre McCulloch County ranch is marked by Texas Historical Marker #4815, sharing the story of Jim Bowie and the Battle of Calf Creek (1831). Today, the property offers a rare blend of Texas heritage and turn-key ranch functionality, well suited for cattle, hunting, fishing, or a quiet weekend retreat. At the center of the ranch is a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath ranch-style barndominium (2,106 sq ft) featuring an open-concept layout designed for comfortable country living. The kitchen is spacious and functional with stainless appliances, and it flows seamlessly into the main living area highlighted by reclaimed wood ceilings, long leaf pine floors, and a wood-burning stove. The bedrooms are generously sized, including a private primary suite with an ensuite tub/shower combo. Two additional guest bedrooms share a full bath. Other features include double-pane, vacuum-sealed windows/doors, ceiling fans throughout, and a large utility room with washer/dryer hookups, water softener and filtration, and an extra “just-in-case” toilet because ranch living is all about practicality. Improvements include a 50x30 fully insulated metal shop with roll-up doors, offering excellent workspace and storage, along with covered parking and a deer skinning station. The land consists of productive Central Texas rangeland with portions of previously cultivated ground that have reverted to native pasture. The seller treated the mesquite and prickly pear last summer. Two stock ponds, one stocked with bass and perch, mostly new fencing, and a practical set of cattle working pens are already in place. Wildlife is excellent in the area, with whitetail deer, turkey, quail, hogs, and seasonal ducks. Water is supplied by a private well (estimated 7 GPM).