The Earl Williams Road Farm is a 118.75-acre South Texas property on Earl Williams Road between Cuero and Yorktown in DeWitt County, offering a versatile mix of agricultural land, minimal existing improvements, recreational potential, and a long-term investment opportunity. Located within Yorktown ISD, this property provides the space and flexibility that make larger acreage in the area so appealing. The property features approximately 30 acres of terraced pasture, along with a mix of open areas, huisache, and mesquite. The land offers approximately 30 feet of elevation change, creating natural variation across the property and opportunities to clear for excellent cattle production and future use. The seasonal Five Mile Creek crosses the property and is lined with several Spanish moss-covered live oak trees, adding character, shade, and a natural element to the landscape. A stock tank, perimeter fencing, and cross-fencing provide additional agricultural functionality and support the property's existing cattle and ranch use. The improvements in place suggest an old South Central Texas Homestead, with older buildings including a farmhouse, a 1,900± square-foot barn, and cattle pens. Conveniently located between Cuero and Yorktown, this acreage offers a rural setting while staying close to the conveniences of both communities. Sometimes the best opportunities don’t need much explaining — they just need someone willing to act, because you can think about buying land all day long — but you’ll never plow the field by turning it over in your mind. The property totals 118.75± acres and includes: Approximately 30 acres of terraced pasture, Five Mile Creek seasonal drainage, several mature live oak trees, approximately 30 feet of elevation change and gradual sloping terrain, huisache and mesquite, perimeter fencing, cross-fencing, a water well in place, and a stock tank. Agricultural acreage with potential for cattle, agricultural, recreational, or ranch use.