Farm and Ranches For Sale

Farm and Ranches For Sale

$3,495,000

7 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 1998851 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

A rare offering in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, this extraordinary 39 acre estate blends refined ranch living with exceptional investment potential. Beyond a gated entrance, panoramic countryside views unfold across rolling terrain accented by two stocked fishing ponds, creating a setting of remarkable beauty and tranquility. At its heart is a beautifully crafted 2,352 sq. ft. custom stone 3-bedroom, 3-bath residence with exposed beam ceilings, complemented by two inviting 1-bedroom, 1-bath cottages, each thoughtfully appointed with private hot tubs, and a versatile 2,220 sq. ft., 2-bedroom, 2-bath two-story barn. Currently operating as a successful short-term rental, the estate is equally suited as a private family compound, luxurious weekend retreat, full-time residence, boutique hospitality venture, or intimate wedding venue. Storage and utility buildings enhance functionality without compromising the property's charm. Romantic, secluded, and rich with authentic Hill Country character, this is a legacy property where timeless beauty, lifestyle, and opportunity converge.

237 Twisted Timbers Rd, Fredericksburg

$3,450,000

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 2010414 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Welcome to the Big Rack Ranch located in Jim Wells County. This ranch spans 360.00+- acres and features tremendous improvements as well as a highly improved genetics. This ranch features a 2,300 square feet main home, 1,000- square feet detached game room, a 1,600 square feet metal barn with added 15' overhang, as well as another 3,200 square feet metal barn. The property's improvements and added features were thoughtfully designed with both comfort and convenience in mind. In the pasture the ranch is home to giant White-Tailed Deer, Scimitar-Horned Oryx, Blackbuck, and more, as well as a variety of native South Texas game animals. Water on the Big Rack Ranch is abundant with 3 electric water wells, 12 water troughs that are strategically placed and fed from the water wells, and numerous ponds. This Jim Wells County ranch is being sold ready to go for this season, come see it today!

5775 County Road 308, Orange Grove

$3,399,075

2028696 MLS ⋅ NEW Status

Prime Development & Investment Opportunity in Burnet County! Discover 151.07 +/- acres of versatile Central Texas land offering an attractive combination of location, accessibility, existing infrastructure, and long-term investment potential. Located less than 7 miles from Burnet, this expansive property features approximately 1,500 feet of paved county road frontage, providing valuable accessibility for a variety of potential development or investment opportunities. The landscape offers an appealing mixture of large cleared areas, gently transitioning open pastureland, mature oak trees, scattered oak mottes, and pockets of native brush. Multiple ponds enhance the property's natural character, while the substantial open acreage provides flexibility for future land planning. Whether considering residential development, acreage homesites, a private ranch community, or a long-term land investment, this property offers a compelling foundation for exploring multiple possibilities, subject to applicable approvals and due diligence. Existing infrastructure includes two water wells, an electrical meter and utility poles serviced by Pedernales Electric Cooperative, with power lines extending along much of the eastern boundary. Additional improvements include cattle pens and an equipment barn with covered overhang, supporting continued agricultural operations or interim land use. Currently benefiting from an agricultural tax valuation, the property carries exceptionally low reported annual property taxes of approximately $645 according to CAD information, subject to verification and continued qualification. An additional 151.07 +/- acres is available, creating an opportunity to acquire a combined 302.14 +/- acres. This expanded acreage option provides added flexibility for investors and developers seeking a larger landholding in the Central Texas market. Conveniently positioned near Burnet with regional access toward Cedar Park, Austin, and Killeen, this offering combines substantial acreage, existing utilities, paved road frontage, and a flexible land configuration in one investment-oriented property. 151.07 +/- acres individually or 302.14 +/- acres combined. An opportunity to secure a substantial Central Texas landholding with room to envision what comes next.

8200 Cr 200, Burnet

$3,378,187

1912941 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE OPTION Status

314 +/- Acres in Gonzales County | Prime Hunting & Ranch Opportunity This 314 +/- acre property in Gonzales County is a rare opportunity to own a highly versatile piece of Texas land with excellent access and exceptional habitat. With a mix of dense brush, large mature trees, and gentle rolling terrain, this ranch is perfectly suited for hunting, recreation, or building a future homestead. Multiple stock ponds and wet-weather creeks provide reliable water sources for wildlife and livestock, while the natural cover attracts deer, turkey, hogs, and other game making this a true sportsmans retreat. The property is ag exempt, keeping taxes low, and has a water line running along the road (buyers agent to verify all utilities). Power is available, giving you the flexibility to develop the land for residential, ranching, or weekend use. Access is easy with blacktop frontage on HWY 97 and additional County Road 421 frontage, ensuring year-round entry in all weather conditions. Location is ideal just 6 +/- miles from IH-10, 7 +/- miles from Waelder, 10 +/- miles from Gonzales, and only 75 +/- miles from San Antonio. This makes it close enough for quick trips from the city while still offering the quiet seclusion of the country. Whether youre looking for a productive cattle operation, a hunting property, or a place to build your dream home, this ranch provides endless possibilities. DETAILS 314 +/- acres in Gonzales County Incredible hunting opportunity with dense brush and large trees Property is ag exempt for low taxes Water line at the road (Buyer's agent to confirm all due diligence) Blacktop frontage on HWY 97 and County Road 421 frontage Multiple Stock pond Gentle rolling terrain Wet weather creeks Power is available Can be used as for recreation, hunting, cattle operation or to build on! 6 +/- miles from IH-10 7 +/- miles from Waelder 10 +/- miles from Gonzales 75 +/- miles from San Antonio

916 County Road 421, Waelder

$3,375,000

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 2012282 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Prime location in La Vernia ISD. 45.86 acres of unrestricted land that would make an amazing neighborhood or private retreat. Water well in place, electric on property, septic system, partially fenced with gated entrance. Huge pond and great road frontage! Bring your development ideas and make your dream a reality. This is an opportunity to create something amazing that could be a great investment. Subdivide and create a place for gorgeous custom or spec homes! Call today for more info!

1581 County Road 321, La Vernia

$3,372,540

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1928211 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Beautiful Guadalupe River ranch located just East of Seguin on East US Highway 90 Alternate, about an hour East of San Antonio and an hour South of Austin! This property offers outdoor adventure, seclusion, fishing, hunting and kayaking. The ranch has ample winding river frontage, two stock ponds, numerous huge Live Oak trees, Post Oak trees and native Pecan bottom along the river. Those towering Pecan trees create a tranquil, park-like setting along the bank of the Guadalupe river. The property has a water well, equipment shed, a three bedroom, two and a half bath brick home with a whole house filtration system as well as an R-O system for drinking water and ice maker. There is a great camping area in the pecan bottom where one can walk to a small sandy beach on the water. The property is currently used as a cattle, recreation and hunting ranch. The area holds Whitetail deer, wild turkey, native birds, wild hogs, ducks and other native wildlife. Discover your own slice of Texas on this live water ranch!

15145 Alternate 90, Kingsbury

$3,350,000

1 Baths ⋅ 1971437 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

4PEAKS Ranch | Big views, vital water & abundant wildlife Imagine waking to endless Hill Country vistas, where the air is crisp, and the horizons stretch forever. Welcome to 4Peaks Ranch ~422 acres of pure Texas paradise in Kerr County. Nestled west of Hunt, off Wilson Ranch Road, 4Peaks isn't just for hunting it's home site ready. This wildlife haven boasts elevations of ~2,000 feet offering dramatic, long-range views. Rolling hills, native oaks, and usable pastures teem with native and exotic game: whitetail, axis, aoudad, elk, turkey, and whitewing dove. Reliable water from two productive wells, and an ~36,000-gal. rain tank keeps wildlife thriving. Livestock currently in pasture supports an ag exemption, too, for smart stewardship. Step right into amazing infrastructure. The opportunity to build your dream home site awaits, with sweeping views and full utilities already installed: electric, water, full-house septic, and HCTC phone cable. Park easy on two concrete RV pads with 50/30/20-amp electric, water, septic, and propane hookups. Check out this luxe stone utility shed bathroom, outdoor shower, washer/dryer, advanced water filtration and softener, Control4 smart home system, top-tier security, and gun storage. Underground lines are connected to a Generac 24kW backup generator, and ~1,000-gal. propane tank means you're powered up and secure from day one. Plus, an outdoor fire pit for those starry nights. Privacy abounds among massive neighboring ranches, with easy access to the scenic heart of the Hill Country. You're right next door to Mo Ranch minutes from indulging in extended family hotel stays for bigger group trips, fine dining, and Guadalupe River adventures whenever you please. 4Peaks isn't just land; it's your launchpad for family legacy hunting today, building tomorrow.

305 Wilson Ranch Rd W, Hunt

$3,307,500

1955506 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

SEMINOLE RANCH 1,323 acres in Kinney County, Texas The Seminole Ranch is a high fenced property in far southern Kinney County, less than 5 miles from the Maverick County line. The ranch has miles of water infrastructure, a well-maintained road system and a diversified game population. Over the past years, clearing and other brush work has been a priority, and provided open space for both game and livestock. The property is also traversed by a pipeline right of way for 8,000+ feet which has resulted in significant payments to previous owners. WATER: The Seminole is very well watered for this region. Not only is a City of Spofford Water Meter available for potable water, an additional water line extends for over a mile across the ranch, serving a series of water troughs scattered across the property. Four earthen ponds are also located on the ranch, the largest of which measures close to 10 acres when full. WILDLIFE: The Whitetail herd had been managed over the years with outside genetics introduced at different times. Multiple breeder bucks, some scoring over 200 B.C., have been released in recent years. Aside from Whitetail, Axis, Scimitar Horned Oryx and all native species of game can be found. VEGETATION: The vegetation on the property is typical of South Texas including, Guajillo, Blackbrush, Guayacan, and other browses. Many parts of the ranch have been cleared at different times in order to create a diverse habitat for wildlife.

FM 1572 Hwy 131, Spofford

$3,300,000

10 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 1996563 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

DeeNada Bass Ranch Location The ranch sits in northern Uvalde County along the western edge of the Texas Hill Country, where the Edwards Plateau breaks into canyons and bluffs. The town of Uvalde is about 22 miles south, with Camp Wood roughly 28 miles northwest and the Frio River at Concan around 30 miles northeast. Chalk Bluff Park lies just downriver, a short distance from the ranch. San Antonio is approximately 85 miles east. Access is via easement through the neighboring ranch to the east, the property once known as the Maroney River Ranch. Land & Terrain The terrain is rugged, with hills, bluffs, and canyons cut by deep valleys. Vegetation runs to mixed brush with grazing rated good, though the land is not currently grazed. The property includes the well-known Uvalde County landmark Chalk Bluff, with a swimming hole in the Nueces River just below it. Internal access is handled by caliche and dirt ranch roads, with ATV trails across the property. Views carry from nearly every part of the ranch, and the broken topography lends itself to long-distance shooting ranges and general recreation alongside hunting. Water The Nueces River runs the northern property line with roughly 200 feet of frontage, flowing year-round. Water infrastructure is a strong point: three water wells feed water lines that traverse the entire property, supporting both the residences and ranch operations. Wildlife & Hunting The ranch is high-fenced and set up as a hunting property, with native whitetail, turkey, and dove on the land alongside a managed exotic program. Breeding pens and soft-release pens are in place and ready for a new owner to stock with their chosen species. There are 15+ hunting setups currently in place; all blinds and feeders are negotiable. Predator presence includes coyotes, bobcats, foxes, and mountain lions. Residence The main home is a single-story slab-foundation house of roughly 1,600 sq/ft built in 1962, with two bedrooms, two baths, and two living areas. Guest Quarters & Support Buildings A large bunkhouse of roughly 2,988 sq/ft includes a kitchen, two bunk rooms, eight separate small bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a utility room, making it suited to hosting hunters or large groups. Support buildings include a metal skinning shed of roughly 3,648 sq/ft with a walk-in cooler, storage room, and attached pole barn; an additional shop of 1,200 sq/ft with bay doors built in 2008; and two pole barns of approximately 1,200 sq/ft and 1,500 sq/ft. Utilities Electric service is provided by Medina Electric, a co-op, with four meters serving the headquarters, barn, and water wells. Three wells supply water across the property. Remarks This property fits a buyer looking to step into a high-fenced hunting operation with the core infrastructure already built out. The combination of a separate main home and bunkhouse, multiple support buildings, established well and water-line network, and pens ready to stock means a new owner can begin hosting and managing wildlife without starting from scratch. The Nueces River frontage and Chalk Bluff add a recreational and water dimension beyond the hunting use.

TBD Cr 405, Uvalde

$3,300,000

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1877993 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Medina TX Bandera County 246+/- Acres Come enjoy your very own piece of the Texas Hill Country. This ranch is conveniently located approx. 12 miles NW of Medina with Kerrville only 40 minutes away. Topography includes good bottom land complete with a vineyard operation as well as mountain top views and large canyons ideal for hunting, hiking, birding etc. Numerous hardwoods abound including Live Oak, Red Oak, Walnut and Cherry. Native game is abundant as well as the occasional exotic such as Axis or Blackbuck. Improvements include a large A frame log home offering plenty of space for family and friends. Overlooking the vineyard sits a large 5000+/- sq ft barn complete with a loft, 20,000 gallon rain water collection as well as roof mounted solar panels supplementing the electric. It's worth noting that this space offers the option of being converted into a guest lodge, winery etc. In addition to the main house the property has 2 mobile homes that can be utilized for family or caretakers etc. Mountain views in all directions and a must see. This ranch is being offered all or part consisting of the entire 246+/- Ac, 176+/- Ac or 70+/- Ac.

1616 Mickle Creek, Medina

$3,300,000

2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 1826937 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

The Don Strange Ranch offers a unique opportunity to acquire a historic piece of the Texas Hill Country with two homes and established, profitable event/venue facilities. The property is 15.17 acres and located just 9 miles from downtown Boerne, 39 miles from downtown San Antonio, and 35 miles from Fredericksburg. Offering paved road access off the Waring Welfare Road with two entrances, the gently rolling topography consists of open fields, mature oak and pecan trees, as well as seasonal creek. A truly picturesque locale, this acreage also contains established herds of axis, white tail and turkey for the outdoor enthusiasts. The historic "Zinc House" was built in 1868 and is approx. 2,500 square feet with 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. The "Zinc House" overlooks Zinc Creek (which flows through the property), a half-acre lake, plus majestic oak and pecan trees. There is ample room for casitas or glamour camping to be built to create a Bed and Breakfast or Short-Term Rental Community. The Headquarters parcel has the Headquarters Pavilion which is approx. 5,000 square feet with stage for live music, and area for industrial kitchen. The spring-fed Zinc Creek flows through the property offering seasonal live water views and ends with a half-acre lake. There are separate septic systems for the home and event pavilions and well servicing this section of the ranch. The history of the property dates to the mid-1800s when German Prince Carl of Solms-Braunfels came over to establish a presence on Texas land. Developed by Nicolaus Zink, a Bavarian-born civil engineer, in 1868, this ranch is an important piece of Texas history. Zink was a crucial part of the Germans success in the Hill Country by respecting Comanche territory and successfully navigating unrest, disease, and financial difficulties. He eventually became responsible for about half of the German immigrants in the Hill Country. Following the initial development of this ranch by Zink, Don Strange and his family further developed and beautifully maintained this piece of history beginning in 1952. It has since earned an exceptional reputation statewide for providing impeccable service, hosting fabulous events, concerts and providing world-class entertainment. From small, private events to large gatherings welcoming thousands, this fantastic venue is great for celebrating weddings,corporate events and sports events.

109 Waring Welfare, Boerne

$3,299,000

2011805 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

East Bexar County rapidly growing Corridor off Loop 1604 in St. Hedwig minutes from IH 10 east. Substantial acreage with Co Rd frontage and Ag Exemption in place. Currently utilized as productive grazing land with perimeter fencing and cross fencing into 5 pastures. Electricity on site. Open air Pole Barn. Scattered Live Oak and Mesquite trees. Two ponds for wildlife needs. City water connection. Dullnig Ranch Sales rep must accompany Buyers - Info in Rmrks.

13407 Fm 1346, St.Hedwig

$3,295,000

4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 1972107 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Hidden River Ranch is a well-improved 223+/- acre South Texas recreational and hunting ranch featuring frontage along the Atascosa River. The property offers excellent wildlife habitat and the perfect setting for a turnkey ranch for hunting, recreation, and entertaining. The ranch headquarters are thoughtfully positioned beneath a canopy of mature oak trees, creating an inviting and private setting. Improvements include a 2,981+/- square-foot two-story main home, an attached 1,200+/- square-foot game/trophy room, a nearby guest room or home office, a spacious barn with additional living quarters, butcher/meat room w/drainage, two (2) stalls for equestrian opportunity and generous entertaining space. Conveniently situated within easy reach of San Antonio and Corpus Christi, Hidden River Ranch combines strong recreational hunting appeal, quality improvements, and excellent accessibility. The ranch landscape consists of mature Live Oaks, native South Texas hardwoods, along with Spanish moss along the productive river bottom and quality brush cover. Rolling topography ranges from approximately 290+/- to 330+/- feet above sea level, creating attractive views and a diverse habitat for native wildlife. The combination of river frontage, thick brush, and open pasture provides excellent conditions for whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, and other South Texas game species. The ranch is well equipped with maintained roads and senderos providing convenient access throughout the property. Both high-fenced and low-fenced pastures offer flexibility for wildlife and ranch management. Hidden River Ranch presents a rare opportunity to own a highly improved South Texas recreational property with live water, excellent wildlife habitat, attractive improvements, and convenient proximity to major Texas cities. Main House: The main residence is approximately 4,181+/- square feet and includes four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a attached game/trophy room. The home offers comfortable living spaces and a large outdoor entertaining area, making it ideal for gatherings after a day on the ranch. Guest House: A 768+/- square-foot guest house is located just steps from the main residence and includes one bedroom, one bathroom, and a kitchenette. This space could also serve well as a private office, caretaker's quarters, or guest accommodations. Other Improvements: Additional improvements include a 3,680+/- square-foot barn with approximately 1,000+/- square feet of loft living space, two (2) horse stalls for equestrian opportunities, butcher/meat processing room, a separate smokehouse and a walk-in cooler. These improvements add practical utility for hunting, entertaining, storage, and ranch operations. The property is also equipped with four (4) blinds and four (4) feeding stations, including corn and protein feeders. The combination of river frontage, thick brush, and open pasture provides excellent conditions for abundant wildlife, including Whitetail deer, Fallow deer, Rio Grande turkey, doves, quail, bobcats, hogs, foxes, alligators, catfish, bass, and other South Texas game species. There are two (2) water wells located on the property. One well is located near the larger pond and needs a solar pump installed. The other well is located near the headquarters. The tree-lined Atascosa River flows east to west across the northern portion of the property. An additional 31+/- acres could be available with a hay field, pond and water well. The current water well that services the improvements is on an adjacent 31+/- acres that could be purchased separately. If the 31+/- acres is not purchased, Seller will drill a new water well at the headquarters to provide water to the improvements. A water well is located near the headquarters and another near a pond on the property.

3355 Jim Brite Rd, Pleasanton

$3,290,000

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 2005051 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Hollow Creek Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own 144.5 +/- acres in St. Hedwig, Texas, where ranch living, recreation, and event-ready improvements come together in one highly usable Texas property. Located along La Vernia Road in eastern Bexar County, the ranch features approximately 0.65 miles of paved road frontage, a decorative steel entrance with Hollow Creek Ranch signage, and a well-maintained paved interior drive that creates a strong sense of arrival as it leads into the main improvement area. The land is primarily open improved pasture with a level to very gently rolling landscape, offering a practical layout for cattle, horses, recreation, events, and long-term enjoyment. Native tree cover, scattered brush, mature oaks, pecan, cedar elm, hackberry, mesquite, and other native species add character throughout the ranch, while seasonal Dry Hollow Creek traverses the property and three ponds/tanks provide attractive water features. The mix of open pasture, creek corridor, trees, and water creates a setting that feels both functional and scenic, with plenty of room to work, gather, ride, roam, or simply enjoy the land. What sets Hollow Creek Ranch apart is its existing event-oriented infrastructure. The ranch is currently being utilized as a wedding and event venue, and the improvements are well suited for continued use as a private event ranch, wedding venue, retreat property, corporate gathering space, family compound, or hospitality-style ranch. The rustic red barn includes a large open banquet/gathering area, air-conditioned support space, restrooms, catering area, and covered porch areas. Nearby, the open-air event pavilion adds another substantial gathering space with restrooms, a built-in bar, storage, ceiling fans, and covered side areas. A separate cook house provides additional air-conditioned prep space with covered porches, creating a flexible setup for hosting, entertaining, and back-of-house event support. Residential improvements add even more versatility. The main residence contains approximately 2,606 +/- square feet with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, offering vaulted ceilings, exposed wood beams, fireplaces, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, covered porches, and nearby pool area improvements. A detached garage with a full bathroom and upstairs guest quarters provides overflow space, while the separate guest house includes approximately 990 +/- square feet with one bedroom, one bathroom, kitchen, vaulted living area, central HVAC, and a wraparound covered porch. The ranch is further improved with cross-fenced pastures, an outdoor riding arena that also functions as event parking, equipment/storage space, electricity, telephone, East Central water, one water well, and septic systems. Native wildlife includes whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, dove, and more, adding recreational appeal to an already versatile property. With its combination of acreage, frontage, ranch infrastructure, residential accommodations, and established event improvements, Hollow Creek Ranch is a distinctive property with room to operate, host, and grow just outside San Antonio. It is the kind of place that can wear several hats well: working ranch, weekend retreat, event venue, private estate, or long-term investment in one of Bexar Countys growing eastern corridors.

14361 La Vernia Rd, San Antonio

$3,269,500

1948378 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Rancho Zayas 503 Acres - Willacy Co. Nestled within one of the most tightly held regions in Texas, Rancho Zayas is a premier South Texas hunting and recreational ranch. Owned by the same family for more than 30 years, this 503 acre, high-fenced property offers exceptional wildlife habitat and a rare blend of privacy, accessibility, and heritage. Heavily wooded and rich in native South Texas brush, the ranch supports abundant populations of whitetail deer, nilgai, and other native game, making it a true hunter's paradise. A 4 acre artesian-fed lake located near the center of the property, along with additional natural water features, attracts an impressive variety of migratory and native birds for which the region is well known. Rancho Zayas features approximately 1.3 miles of frontage along County Road 2100 (Zinnia Road), a county-maintained caliche road, with four gated access points providing excellent ingress and egress. The ranch is rectangular in shape, allowing for efficient management and future improvements. Its location-just 11 miles east of Lyford, midway between Santa Monica and Willamar, less than 15 miles north of Harlingen International Airport and less than 20 miles from Port Mansfield-offers outstanding convenience while maintaining seclusion. Harlingen is within a 20-minute drive. A North Alamo Water Supply Corporation line runs along the CR 2100 frontage and services an abandoned hunting camp within the ranch. Electricity is on site, and an artesian well flows directly into the central lake, providing a reliable water source. Improvements include a 20' x 40' shed and a 20' x 25' barn with concrete slab and cinder block walls. The ranch is fully enclosed by an 8-foot net wire high fence, constructed with T-posts and wood line posts. A transmission line crosses the property from north to south along the western boundary. On the eastern portion of the ranch, several existing oil and gas wells are present; access by the operator is restricted to a designated entrance and road along the eastern boundary. Predominant soils include Lozano Fine Sandy Loam and Willamar Fine Sandy Loam, well suited for native vegetation and wildlife habitat. The ranch enjoys extremely low carrying costs, with 2024 property taxes of approximately $1,331.34. Rancho Zayas is bordered to the north by the renowned 70,000 acre Pinnell Ranch, further enhancing its value, privacy, and wildlife quality. Offered as a pristine blank slate, this exceptional South Texas ranch is ready for the next owner's vision-whether as a premier hunting retreat, recreational ranch, or long-term legacy investment. Listing Price: $3,772,500. The property currently holds an agricultural tax exemption. Seller to provide survey and standard title policy. **Information contained herein is deemed reliable, but is not warranted by Broker or Sellers, and is subject to change, errors and/or omissions, prior sale and withdrawal from market. Buyers are urged to verify representations on their own regarding the usefulness and value of the property for a given purpose. Property is sold "as is where is, with all faults...and without warranty other than that of title.**

TBD Zinnia Road, Lyford

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