Home & Ranch Real Estate Madyson Batson Brazos Valley Living

Texas REALTOR®, at home in the Brazos Valley.

Six years in Burleson County, licensed in Texas since 2019. I'm Madyson Gill Batson, a Sales Agent with Home & Ranch Real Estate in Caldwell, and I specialize in rural real estate, ranch property, land, and country homes across the Brazos Valley.

LicenseTX SA #729354-SA
BrokerageHome & Ranch R.E.
Based InCaldwell, TX
Madyson Gill Batson
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Background

How I got here

I grew up in North Dallas and was raised in The Colony, surrounded by hard work, athletics, and the western lifestyle. I went to East Central University in Oklahoma, played collegiate volleyball, and worked as a ranch hand at Victory Farms, where my love of horses, agriculture, and rural living took root for good.

I earned my Texas real estate license in 2019 and started as a listing specialist with Keller Williams in North Dallas. In October 2020 I moved to the Brazos Valley, eventually planting roots in Caldwell and joining Home & Ranch Real Estate to focus on the rural market I actually wanted to work in.

Six years in Burleson County later, I still ride, compete in barrel racing, and am raising my daughter with my husband on our place outside Caldwell, alongside two horses and a dog. My husband and I also built a custom home from the ground up, so I know the land-buying-and-building process firsthand.

I came to Home & Ranch because the brokerage runs on the same principle I do: land deals need people who actually understand the land. Ag exemptions, easements, surface versus mineral, Corps-managed waterfront versus a private impoundment. I work the details that make or break a closing.

Track Record

Closings to date
60+ Transactions closed in the Brazos Valley
$20M+ Homes & land sold, listing + buyer-side
200+ ac Largest tract; I work lots through ranches
7 Towns I actively work across Burleson, Brazos & the surrounding Brazos Valley

Caldwell · Somerville · Bryan / College Station · Franklin · Snook · Wellborn · Navasota. My own closings to date, in the towns where I actually work.

In my words

Out here, specifics matter more than slogans. The fence line. The flood map. The deed. I work the details.

From the field

Brazos Valley property at sunset, an example of the listing photography I commission for my clients Brazos Valley, TX Home & Ranch Real Estate

Listing Photography Aerial, drone, twilight. I hire a professional photographer for every listing I take. Your property deserves it, and buyers act on what they see.

Three habits on every deal.

01

Calm

No urgency tricks. I let a deal move at the pace it actually moves.

02

Exact

Real acres. Real deadlines. Specific over polished.

03

Generous

I'll give you the answer for free. Ask me a question and you get a straight one back.

Questions that come up.

These are the questions I hear most. If yours isn't here, ask me.

01 Where, exactly, do you work? +

I work Burleson and Brazos counties most, with regular work across Robertson, Grimes, and Washington too. That covers Caldwell, Somerville, Snook, and the Lake Somerville area; the Wellborn and Wixon Valley areas around College Station; and Navasota, Franklin, and Brenham in the surrounding counties. If your land is anywhere in the Brazos Valley, ask me.

02 Do you charge for an initial conversation? +

No. The first conversation is free, by phone or in person. I only write up paperwork if you decide to work together.

03 I am selling family land. How does that conversation start? +

Usually with a walk of the property and a look at the survey. Family land has a history, often a complicated one. I lay out the options first, including not selling, before I'll recommend a listing.

04 Do you handle residential, or only land? +

Both. Most of my work is rural and acreage, but I also handle in-town residential in Caldwell, Somerville, Snook, Franklin, and the surrounding towns.

05 How do ag exemptions work if I am buying? +

The ag valuation runs with the land, not the owner, but the appraisal district has to be notified when ownership changes, and the new owner has to keep up the qualifying use. I'll flag any exemption questions in the title work and walk you through Burleson or Brazos CAD's specific intensity standards before close.

Currently
What's on my desk Listing a 62-acre pasture-and-pond outside Snook, getting a Caldwell seller ready for spring, and answering a steady run of ag-exemption questions from Houston buyers.

Reviews

From the people I've worked with

Being out of state is a huge challenge to get a property ready to sell, but Madyson made it easy. She went above and beyond to arrange contractors and repairs. Her communication, perseverance, and flexibility were invaluable.
Kimberley SwansonOut-of-state seller
She was always very responsive, easy going, and answered any question or concern we had. We were searching for the perfect piece of land, and we finally found it.
Carolyn & Al WagnerLand buyers
Perfect representation, professionalism, and follows through always. Always there to help.
Daniel BenedicktClient

Get in touch

Interested in working with Madyson?

Call, text, or email. I usually get back to you the same day.

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