Covered Meadow Ranch is a 25 ± acre property in Coryell County offering direct paved road frontage, open field on both the northern and southern ends of the tract, and a wooded interior of mesquite and mixed hardwoods with natural meadows running beneath the canopy throughout. The two draws that cut through the property give it a natural depth and wildlife character that most tracts at this size simply do not have. The ranch fronts directly on County Road 180, providing paved, year-round access without the need for easements or gravel roads. Located near Purmela in Coryell County. The road frontage adds practical value beyond convenience, offering clean access for equipment and livestock trailers and strong visibility that matters for both personal use and future resale. Open field anchors both the northern and southern ends of the ranch, with approximately 5 ± acres of that ground providing immediate grazing potential and natural sightlines across the property. The interior is primarily mesquite and mixed hardwoods, with open meadows running beneath the canopy throughout, creating a layered landscape that works well for livestock and holds wildlife far better than open pasture alone. Two draws cross the property with mixed hardwood bottoms, adding terrain character and creating defined travel corridors through the ranch. The two draws represent the most compelling water development opportunity on this tract. Wells in this area of Coryell County typically reach water at 530 to 600 feet with yields of approximately 25 gallons per minute. An electric line runs along the northern boundary of the property, making utility hookup straightforward for a future homesite, cabin, or ranch infrastructure without the cost of a long service extension. Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and wild hogs move through properties with this character throughout the year, and the draws function as natural travel corridors that concentrate wildlife movement across the ranch.