Where the Pecans Grow and the Pasture Opens Wide – Set on 27.97 acres in China Spring ISD, this sprawling single-story ranch offers the kind of space that is getting harder to find. More than 40 pecan trees shade the property, while open front and rear pastures, a seasonal creek, fencing, and a 40x60 workshop with electricity create a setting with room to work, roam, and simply enjoy the land. Built in 1969, the stone-and-brick home offers 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and approximately 3,720 square feet per seller. Inside, the generous floor plan unfolds through multiple living and flex spaces, a large dining area, and a kitchen with granite counters, abundant cabinetry, a farmhouse-style sink, and an electric cooktop. Built-ins, detailed millwork, and crown molding add character throughout. The primary suite provides plenty of room to spread out, with a walk-in closet and a bath featuring a freestanding tub and separate shower. Additional rooms offer flexibility for an office, hobbies, or storage. Outside is where this property tells its best story. A covered porch overlooks the acreage, and pipe and barbed-wire fencing and horse-permitted land add practical versatility. The home, shop, and front pasture sit outside the mapped floodplain, while a portion of the rear pasture along the creek lies within it. Deer regularly cross the pasture, and the property has long been a popular spot for dove hunting. With wide-open Texas views, mature pecans overhead, and a well-placed homesite, this is a place with good bones, useful improvements, and plenty of room for the next owner to make it their own.