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Description: Opportunities to own a property like the Bar Nothing Ranch are few and far between— and only becoming rarer with time. Owned and operated by the same family since 1971, the Bar Nothing Ranch stands as the largest contiguous property in Fayette County. Its upside potential is tremendous, thanks in part to its central location between three of the largest cities in the country: approximately 60 miles from Austin, 95 miles from San Antonio, and 115 miles from Houston. The ranch itself is nothing short of exceptional, offering sweeping pastures, towering hardwoods, lush creek bottoms, striking elevation changes, well-placed improvements, and abundant surface and subsurface water. It’s a landscape with both legacy and limitless possibilities. Improvements: The quaint 5-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home sits in a spectacular setting beneath towering oak and elm trees, thoughtfully placed to overlook the Buckners Creek bottom for truly breathtaking views. Built in the early 1970s and featured in Architectural Digest soon after, the home showcases an open-concept living and dining area with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame uninterrupted vistas of the surrounding landscape. A pool and covered pavilion offer a welcome retreat during warmer months, and a three-vehicle carport provides ample parking. At the ranch headquarters, you’ll find an office, horse barn, cattle-working pens, a hay barn, and multiple additional barns and storage buildings. The property features a low-fence perimeter and extensive cross-fencing designed for efficient cattle rotation. Water: This ranch offers exceptional surface and subsurface water. Live Oak Creek and Chandler Branch Creek converge into Buckners Creek on the property, with each holding water year-round and flowing consistently during periods of normal rainfall. Blue Lake, the largest body of water on the ranch, spans approximately 6± acres when full. There are two other ponds and the ranch has a total of four water wells, with both the Blue Lake well and the house well each yielding over 120± GPM. Water troughs are scattered throughout, ensuring at least one dependable source of water in every pasture. There is also municipal water to the house, available line along FM 154 with two meters in place. Vegetation/Terrain: The property offers a balanced mix of open pastureland dotted with century-old oaks and thicker wooded areas along the creek bottoms and drainages. Historically operated as a cattle ranch, the open pastures have allowed some brush to return, creating additional cover for wildlife. The creek bottoms are lined with towering Live Oak, Post Oak, Cedar Elm, and occasional Pecan and Cottonwood trees. Rolling terrain with nearly 100 feet of elevation change provides beautiful views across the ranch, including one of the best vantage points from the back porch of the home. Wildlife: The ranch is teeming with wildlife, including a robust population of whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkeys, dove, wild hogs, and varmints. Blue Lake and the Buckners Creek bottom attract abundant migrating waterfowl in the fall and winter months. Fishing opportunities for bass, catfish, and perch are available both in Blue Lake and in the creek. Minerals: Negotiable. Taxes: Agricultural Exempt.

Good Life Ranch! ~ This little piece of heaven is truly one-of-a-kind! Enjoy living the 'good life' on this gorgeous 116.944 acre ranch with beautiful scattered oaks, 5 ponds, rolling terrain, and Grassy Creek frontage. All of the ponds are connected to water wells to maintain water levels and several of them are stocked with bass, catfish, and brim for the fishing enthusiast! Wildlife and migratory fowl are abundant for viewing enjoyment or hunting. Pastures and hay fields are planted with coastal Bermuda and jig. The charming home has been well maintained, move-in ready, and comes complete with cedar furniture and western accessories. Enjoy porch sitting on the covered front porch, the spacious rear deck, pond-side seating area, or stargazing around the fire pit overlooking the pond. Accessory buildings include a steel-built barn (54x36) with a concrete slab ready to be converted into a guest house, a barn/stable with one horse stall, equipment storage and tack room, a separate shed with two horse stalls, two well houses and two run-in sheds. The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced with 5-strand barbed wire and reinforced steel corners. Conveniently located in Bastrop County between Smithville and Giddings and within 1 hour of Austin's International Airport and 2 hours of Houston and San Antonio.

Description: Yoakum Cattle Ranch is a great opportunity for over 200± acres of open grazing land that has been cleared of most brush leaving scattered mature oak trees and several deep ponds that hold water year-round. With some ponds being up to 25 feet deep, you will be sure to have plenty of water for all your livestock needs. Fully fenced and with no standing improvements, this is a blank canvas property ready for your touches. For modern conveniences this property is centrally located between Yoakum, Cuero, and Victoria. Improvements: This property is fully fenced around the perimeter with some interior cross-fencing. With just one set of cattle pens and electricity on-site, this is a truly blank canvas property with no restrictions. Terrain / Vegetation: The flat terrain is ideal for livestock grazing with rich soils and oaks trees. The land provides a naturally sediment-rich soil that can be used as a mixture for gravel roads and clay lining that holds water very well. Wildlife: This property will provide you with many animals common to south-eastern Texas such as whitetail deer, dove, wild pigs, ducks, and other various varmints. Water: Due to a sediment-rich soil, many tanks have been dug and hold water very well with some tanks up to 25 feet deep. The tanks have never gone dry and will hold water year-round even with long drought periods. Simply put, you will find plenty of natural water for your livestock needs. Taxes: Ag exemption Minerals: None Location: This property is located 10+ miles S of Yoakum, 16+ miles W of Cuero, 30+ miles N of Victoria, 110+ miles SE of San Antonio, 119+ miles N of Corpus Christi, and 133+ miles W of Houston.

Description: Buck Branch Ranch, named after Buck Branch Creek that runs through the property that is centrally located between San Antonio and Houston along the highly desired I-10 corridor. Once a working pecan farm, the ranch is still home to many grafted and native pecans that produce year in and year out. Located just off of US Hwy 90, the ranch offers a peaceful serenity and escape from the real world yet remains within a close proximity to necessities of city life. Improvements: The property has minimal improvements leaving a blank canvas for a future owner to improve as they wish. Electricity is in place on the eastern side of the property near an old house that is currently not in livable condition. A set of older cattle pens are located a short distance from the house and are still in use. Water: The property boasts over a mile and a half of creek frontage on Sandy Fork Creek that joins Buck Branch Creek on the ranch. Both the Sandy Fork Creek and Buck Branch Creek flow during wet times as well. A 3± acre tank is also located in the northwestern corner of the property. One water well located near the house provides water to troughs throughout the property. Vegetation and Terrain: The terrain is gently rolling and the vegetation is predominately made up of large hardwoods including majestic live oaks and pecans along with, elms, hackberries, mesquite, yaupon and cedar to name a few. Once a working pecan farm, there are a good number of grafted and native pecan trees on the property as well. Wildlife: An abundance of wildlife call the area home including whitetail deer, turkeys, feral hogs, foxes and coyotes, along with native and migratory birds. Location: Located off County Road 240 less than a mile from I-10 and 7± miles of Waelder, 18± miles NE of Gonzales, 72± miles E of San Antonio, 67± miles SE of Austin and 126± miles W of Houston. Minerals: Surface sale only.

Simply put, this may be the best live-water offering within 45 minutes of Austin on less than 25 acres. Located just outside of Bastrop, this remarkable 22.33± acre property combines approximately 882 feet of year-round Piney Creek frontage with close proximity to Lake Bastrop and extensive neighboring LCRA-owned land. Piney Creek winds through mature bottomland hardwoods, while a downstream dam creates a deep, wide stretch of spring-fed water that feels more like a private river or lake than a typical Central Texas creek. Beyond the water, the property is set up to be enjoyed immediately. A well-kept 3-bedroom, 2-bath home provides a comfortable place to entertain family and friends, while the surrounding acreage offers privacy, recreation and an incredible escape. With Lake Bastrop only minutes away and exceptional fishing directly out the back door, this is a turnkey Central Texas retreat that would be extremely difficult to replicate. Water Piney Creek provides approximately 882 feet of live-water frontage along the property. The spring-fed creek holds water year-round and is impounded by a downstream dam, creating a deep and exceptionally scenic stretch of water reaching approximately 12–15 feet in depth in portions of the channel. The large bend in Piney Creek is lined with towering mature hardwoods, creating a secluded setting for fishing, boating, swimming and relaxing along the water. The residence is supplied by a private water well. Improvements The property is improved with a well-maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bath home that is ready to enjoy as a weekend retreat, full-time residence or guest accommodations. Additional improvements include a storage garage and two open-air storage barns. The property is being offered turnkey, including two four-wheelers, three dirt bikes, an electric golf cart, John Deere zero-turn mower, 18-foot Triton center console fishing boat, 14-foot Jon boat and 10-foot utility trailer. Terrain The property offers usable upland around the homesite and heavily wooded creek-bottom terrain leading to Piney Creek. Much of the lower portion lies within the floodplain, helping preserve the natural riparian character and mature hardwoods along the creek. The elevated area surrounding the residence provides approximately 1.78± acres outside of the mapped floodplain, offering additional space for a larger primary residence while retaining the existing home for guests or recreational use. A significant portion of the property is bordered by LCRA-owned land, helping preserve the surrounding natural setting and reducing the likelihood of future development immediately adjacent to the property. Location 322 Mooney Road is located just outside of Bastrop and approximately 45 minutes from Austin, offering exceptional live water, privacy and convenient access to Central Texas. The property is also just minutes from Lake Bastrop, providing additional fishing, boating and outdoor recreation. Wildlife Year-round water, mature creek-bottom timber and surrounding protected habitat create an excellent environment for whitetail deer, wild turkey, waterfowl and other native wildlife. Fishing is one of the property's standout features. Piney Creek supports largemouth bass, catfish, bluegill, crappie and spotted gar, with the current owners reporting bass weighing up to approximately 10 pounds. Taxes: Wildlife Exemption Minerals: See broker Call for Offers — Seller will consider all reasonable offers.

Ranch Description: The PQR Ranch is a beautiful working cattle and recreational hunting ranch located just 5 miles south of Luling, TX in the highly sought-after Gonzales County. Owned by the same family for 45 years, this 860-acre ranch includes breathtaking views of the property’s rolling landscapes, with a mixture of beautifully manicured clearings and large collections of oak trees. The property also has an abundance of water, with 8 different water tank locations. With a modest house perched on one of the highest points in the entire county, this is truly a special property. Improvements on the Ranch: There is a very serviceable 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home built by the current owners in 2015. It looks over the property’s largest pond and has a full kitchen, bar, and living room area. The property has a water well that services the house as well as a few of the tanks. There is also an old stone cabin on the property that could be redone as a guest house. The entire property is high-fenced, with low fence cross fencing throughout. There is electricity throughout the property, with ample locations for building further improvements. Water Summary: The property has a water well that services the headquarters as well as a few of the ponds on the property. With 8 total ponds, the other ponds on the property still hold water year-round, serving as a great source of sustenance for cattle and wildlife throughout the ranch. Vegetation and Terrain: The owner’s stewardship of the land is evident when you arrive at the PQR. With heavy tree clearing that has taken place over the last 45 years of their ownership, the property has the perfect mixture of clearing and oak trees. There is even a small section of Pine trees in the eastern section of the ranch, very irregular for this part of the state. Wildlife on the Property: The ranch is loaded with native wildlife, including but not limited to Whitetail deer, turkey, wild hogs, dove, quail, and varmints. Minerals: Negotiable. Taxes: Ag Exempt. Location Directions: PQR Ranch is conveniently located just 5± miles south of Luling. Just 3± miles south of I-10 on HWY 80, you head East on County Rd 249 for 1.3± miles to the front gate. 50± miles from Austin, 60± miles from San Antonio, 140± miles from Houston, and 240± miles from Dallas

Ranch Description Nestled in the heart of South Central Texas, the 353.75± -acre Schroeder Ranch offers an exceptional opportunity to own a premier recreational, hunting, livestock, or investment property in desirable Gonzales County, just minutes from the historic community of Smiley. Conveniently located within easy reach of San Antonio, Austin, and the Texas Gulf Coast, this versatile ranch combines productive land, abundant wildlife, and the timeless beauty of the Texas countryside. Improvements on the Ranch The Schroeder Ranch is exceptionally well-equipped for both ranching operations and comfortable country living.The property includes a spacious 3,418-square-foot ranch home, as well as a manufactured home, offering ample room for family gatherings, entertaining guests, or serving as a full-time residence. The home provides a comfortable headquarters with expansive views of the surrounding ranchland and easy access to the property's operational improvements. Three barns that provide abundant storage for equipment, hay, feed, and ranch supplies. Well-designed cattle working pens are complemented by a hydraulic squeeze chute. Water Summary There are 2 water wells on the property, as well as county water through the Gonzales County Supply Corp. One water well is a windmill well, and one is an electric well that is 380 ft deep. Multiple drainages help feed 8 ponds scattered around the ranch, 6 of which are stocked with either Catfish or Bass. These ponds not only offer great fishing but also help add water for wildlife. Vegetation and Terrain Gently rolling topography provides excellent views across the property, with a blend of open native pasture, scattered mature oak and mesquite trees, and dense pockets of brush that create ideal habitat for wildlife. The ranch features a healthy mix of grasses and native vegetation, offering both agricultural and recreational appeal. Wildlife on the Property Wildlife in the area include Whitetail Deer, dove, turkey, hogs, and varmints, while the stock ponds are full of Catfish and Bass, offering both hunting and fishing opportunities on the ranch. Minerals Surface Sale Only Taxes Ag Exempt Location Directions This property lies 9± miles East of Smiley, TX on CR 210. This property is 9± miles from Smiley, 70± miles from San Antonio, 85± miles from Austin, 115± miles from Corpus Christi, and 160± miles from Houston.

Description: Post Oak Hill Ranch has been in the same family for decades and is ideally located between Austin, San Antonio and Houston right at the junction of Wilson, Gonzales and Guadalupe Counties. This property is a blank canvas with endless potential offering large Post Oaks throughout, rolling topography and plentiful wildlife. Access is by a county road that dead ends just past the property, providing convenience and privacy. Improvements: The property is void of structural improvements offering a blank slate for the new owner. Power is located close to the property line and there are several prime building sites with tree cover and great long distance views. Water: There are two ponds on the property and an old windmill that is not currently in working order. There are several creek drainages that traverse the ranch that could make great additional pond locations. The depth of the water wells in the area range from 100 to 500 feet yielding up to 100 GPM in some cases. Vegetation/Terrain: The sandy loam soil types are prime habitat for the large Post Oaks scattered throughout. Certain areas offer thick oak cover with other areas having more mesquite, as well as an occasional Live Oak and Hackberry tree. A good stand of native grasses are present and native brush species such as White Brush, Prickly Pear and Tasajillo can be found on the property, as well. The terrain is rolling with approximately 70± feet of elevation change and one distinct hill which offers beautiful, long distance views. Wildlife: The oak and mesquite cover provide an excellent environment for the plentiful wildlife located on this property. The main species you will find are Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, wild hogs, varmints and much more. Taxes: Ag exempt Location: There is 1,650 ft. of frontage on CR 121 and the property is located 11± miles N of Nixon, 20± miles NE of Stockdale, 22± miles S of Seguin, 60± miles E of San Antonio, 73± miles S of Austin and 168± miles W of Houston.

DESCRIPTION Copperas Creek Ranch is a raw blank canvas in southern Milam County with the ideal mix of open pasture to heavily wooded areas ideal for the dual minded buyer interested in both recreational and grazing opportunities. IMPROVEMENTS There are no structural improvements on the property. The perimeter is low-fenced. TERRAIN Milam County sits within the Post Oak Savannah and Backland Prairie eco-regions. The ranch is approximately 40% open pasture and 60% heavily wooded. There is a large diversity of healthy hardwoods throughout the ranch including Post Oaks, Blackjack Oaks, Live Oaks, Cedar Elms, Eastern Redcedar, and other natives. The gently rolling terrain has elevations ranging from 480-530FASL. Seasonal Copperas Branch Creek forms a significant drainage area along the northern boundary of the property. WATER There are 2 stock ponds on the ranch, the largest being about 1 acre. There is no water well on the ranch, but surrounding well logs suggest water can be found at multiple depths ranging from 140 - 600±ft with volumes ranging from 25 - 500±GPM. WILDLIFE Whitetail, turkey, hogs, and other native species. TAXES Contact Broker MINERALS None, surface only sale. There is no production on the property. LOCATION The ranch is accessed via a short 320 ±ft deeded easement off CR 328. The ranch is approximately 11mi north of Caldwell and 5mi south of Milano. There is approximately 2,500± ft of railroad frontage along the northern boundary of the property.

Description: Los Encinos Ranch is located in Northeastern Karnes County, Texas, offering an excellent opportunity for a small hunting or recreational ranch. The property features gently rolling terrain with sandy soils, providing good drainage and ease of access throughout. Scattered post oak and live oak trees add character, shade, and valuable wildlife habitat, creating an attractive and functional landscape. The ranch’s size and layout make it well suited for hunting, weekend use, or long-term land investment, all within a desirable area of Karnes County. Improvements: The property is improved with a small but functional double-wide manufactured home, suitable for weekend use or as a hunting camp. Additional improvements include several outbuildings and storage barns that provide ample space for equipment and ranch supplies, along with working cattle pens. A fenced 50-acre trap is in place, offering flexibility for livestock management, wildlife control, or pasture rotation. Water: Water on the property is supplied by three stock tanks, one of which is known to hold water even during drought conditions, while the remaining two are rainfall dependent. City water services the manufactured home and improvements, providing a reliable domestic water source. The combination of surface water and city water enhances both livestock and wildlife use of the property. Vegetation and Terrain: The property features gently rolling terrain with sandy soils, providing good drainage and ease of travel throughout. A healthy mix of native grasses and brush supports both livestock and wildlife, while scattered hardwoods and mature post oak and live oak trees offer shade, cover, and aesthetic appeal. The 50-acre fenced pasture consists primarily of regrowth mesquite and woody browse, creating excellent habitat for game and browse-dependent wildlife species such as whitetail deer, feral hogs and javelinas. Wildlife: The ranch supports a diverse population of native South Texas wildlife, including whitetail deer, quail, and feral hogs, along with javelina. Migratory birds, such as mourning doves and various songbirds, are commonly observed, while the property’s stock tanks provide habitat for seasonal waterfowl. The combination of native brush, open pasture, and reliable water sources creates a well-balanced environment for both resident and migratory species. Minerals: See broker for details Taxes: Ag Exempt Location: The property is located on State Highway 80 with additional access on county road 227, less than 3 miles NE of Gillett, 7± miles SW of Nixon, 56± miles SE of San Antonio, 88± miles S of Austin and 180± miles SW of Houston,

Description: Located less than 10 minutes from San Marcos, Rocky Creek ranch showcases gently rolling terrain, multiple stocked ponds, a wet-weather creek, and mature hardwoods that frame the creek bottoms. The land offers an attractive blend of open pasture and scenic elevation with several prime building sites, all easily accessed by paved road frontage to the south along with county road frontage to the east. With dependable water features, excellent wildlife habitat, and a highly sought-after location along the I-35 corridor, this ranch is ideal for development, a weekend retreat, livestock operation, or long-term investment in one of Central Texas’ fastest-growing regions. Improvements: Improvements include an older ranch house set on a hillside with sweeping views across the property, offering a charming vantage point for future renovation or new construction. The home is serviced by city water, a valuable benefit for residential use. Near the house are several scenic old barns that add character and history to the property while providing practical storage space and potential for restored use. Together, these improvements offer a solid foundation for expanding, updating, or reimagining the ranch to suit a variety of visions. Water: The ranch offers strong natural water features, with city water supplying the home and four well-established stock ponds located throughout the property. One of the ponds is particularly impressive, holding water even through the harshest droughts. A seasonal creek also meanders across the northwest side of ranch, holding during wet periods and adding both scenic value and reliable habitat for wildlife. Vegetation and Terrain: The ranch features gently rolling terrain with a mix of open hills and a shaded low bottom lined with mature hardwoods. Scenic rises provide long views across the property, while the bottoms offer rich soils and a diverse canopy of live oak, hackberry and elm trees. The high areas of the ranch consist predominantly of native South Texas vegetation including mesquite, white brush, persimmon, etc. along with native grasses such as little bluestem, silver bluestem and KR bluestem to name a few. This blend of hardwood cover, open grassland, and rolling topography creates both attractive scenery and excellent habitat for wildlife. Wildlife: The ranch supports a strong population of native wildlife, particularly whitetail deer, which are abundant throughout the property. Rio Grande turkey are frequently seen, and feral hogs come and go. The open fields and ponds draw large numbers of doves, making the property well-suited for seasonal hunting. In addition, typical South Texas varmints such as coyotes, raccoons, bobcats, and foxes inhabit the area, contributing to a diverse and healthy wildlife ecosystem. Location: The property is located on Lehmann Road, less than 10 miles SE of San Marcos,15± miles N of Seguin, 20± miles E of New Braunfels, 20± miles NW of Luling, 40± miles S of Austin, 55± miles NE of San Antonio and 160± miles W of Houston. Minerals: See broker for details Taxes: Ag exemption

Pickleball before lunch. An afternoon that stretches by the pool. Dinner by the outdoor fire as panoramic Hill Country views give way to a star-filled sky. On 22 fenced acres just outside Wimberley, six minutes from downtown, the estate gives everyone a reason to stay close to home. None of it depends on anything past the gate: private wells, a 150kW generator, smart home automation, and fiber internet run the property day to day, backed by 30+ cameras and 3 safes that convey. Get ready in an 18' x 18' dressing room with custom cabinetry and display cases for a collection of handbags and shoes, a second closet, and a packing room for your next trip. Cook on Viking, including a 10-burner range, double ovens, and a walk-in pantry, in a kitchen built for company. Retreat to the study or the media room, which doubles as an F5-rated storm shelter. Upstairs, 5 en suite bedrooms, a library, a game room, and a hobby room. Laundry runs on both levels. Park in the attached 4-car garage with extra storage. Spend the afternoon at the pool, with a lazy river into a lagoon, a waterslide, waterfalls, and commercial-grade equipment. Cook out under more than 1,200 sqft of covered terrace, by the fireplace, or gather eggs from the coop and cut flowers from the garden, if that's more your speed. Skip it, and the space converts easily to lawn. Shoot pool or ping pong in the former showroom, now a game room with its own office, gym, and a 1,000-bottle wine room with its own entrance, or bring the cars back. It's wired for two 6,500-lb lifts and holds up to 7. Play pickleball, basketball, or volleyball in the 3,300 sqft reclaimed-wood barn, which still handles a full-size RV with 14'8" clearance, hookups, and 250-amp service. A second septic system, once tied to a guest house since removed, leaves room for a new one, subject to county approval. Owner-documented beekeeping is targeted to meet ag exemption requirements by 2028 if maintained, with eligibility determined by Hays CAD.

Description: Located in northwestern Goliad County, Cabeza Creek Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a versatile piece of raw South Texas land with endless potential. The property is a true blank canvas, allowing the future owner to develop and improve it to fit their vision, whether for hunting, recreation, or cattle operations. Gently rolling terrain combined with sandy soils provides excellent drainage and easy accessibility throughout the ranch. Scattered live oaks add character and natural beauty to the landscape, while the topography and drainage create strong potential for future surface water development. With its combination of usability, habitat, and location, Cabeza Creek Ranch is well suited for both weekend enjoyment and long-term investment. Improvements: The property is void of structural improvements, offering a clean slate for a new owner to develop as they see fit. Electricity is located a short distance from the ranch, providing convenient access for future improvements or infrastructure. The lack of existing structures allows for maximum flexibility, whether the property is intended for recreational use, a cattle operation, or a future homesite. Water: Cabeza Creek runs along the western boundary for approximately 3/4 of a mile, providing seasonal water, wildlife habitat, and added recreational appeal. The ranch also features several well-defined drainages throughout the property, creating excellent runoff and additional potential for future surface water improvements. An old windmill is located on the property, though it is currently non-functional. The surrounding area is known for good groundwater, further enhancing the long-term usability and development potential of the ranch. Vegetation and Terrain: The terrain at Cabeza Creek Ranch is gently rolling, featuring quality sandy loam soils that provide excellent drainage and usability throughout the property. Scattered live oaks offer attractive cover and character to the landscape, while native brush and woody browse typical of the area create ideal habitat for wildlife. Healthy native grasses further enhance the ranch’s grazing capability, making the property well suited for both cattle operations and recreational use. Wildlife: The ranch supports a healthy population of native South Texas wildlife, making it an excellent recreational and hunting property. Native whitetail deer, feral hogs, bobwhite quail, and a variety of migratory birds can all be found throughout the ranch. Predators and additional native species including bobcats, coyotes, and javelinas further highlight the diversity of wildlife the area is known for. The combination of native habitat, cover, and natural drainage creates an ideal environment for both wildlife and outdoor enjoyment. Location: The property is located approximately ½ miles from the intersection of Ed Pettus Lane and FM 884 less than 15 miles NW of Goliad, 12± miles SE of Runge, 20± miles SE of Kennedy, 40± miles W of Victoria, 80± miles SE of San Antonio, 85± miles NE of Corpus Christi and 155± miles SW of Houston Minerals: See broker for details Taxes: $

Description The Hacienda Hermosa Ranch is an exceptionally well-maintained luxury ranch located just 25 miles east of San Antonio in La Vernia, Texas. Combining outstanding improvements, abundant water, productive land, and recreational appeal, this turnkey property offers an ideal private estate, family retreat, or long-term investment with future development potential. Improvements At the heart of the ranch is a stunning custom-built main residence featuring 3 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. Designed for comfortable living and entertaining, the home includes an open-concept floor plan, custom bar, double-sided fireplace, spacious living and dining areas, and high-end finishes throughout. Outdoor amenities include a swimming pool and hot tub overlooking more than 18 acres of picturesque lakes. Two well-appointed guest homes provide accommodations for family and guests. Additional improvements include a third home near the entrance, barn apartment, large horse barn, pole barn, private boat dock, and lakeside gazebo, creating a true family compound ready to enjoy from day one. Water Water is one of the defining features of Hacienda Hermosa Ranch. The property boasts more than 18 acres of scenic lakes, complemented by five additional ponds ranging from approximately one-quarter acre to over one acre. The eastern boundary features nearly one mile of Cibolo Creek, providing wildlife habitat, scenic beauty, and recreational opportunities. The ranch has five operational water wells, including two high-capacity irrigation wells capable of supplementing the lakes and ponds during dry conditions. City water services the main residence and guest home near the entrance. Vegetation & Terrain The ranch offers an outstanding blend of productive agricultural land and quality wildlife habitat. The front portion features more than 100 acres of gently rolling coastal Bermuda pastures, ideal for livestock, hay, or equestrian use. The rear includes approximately 110 acres of fertile farmland suitable for continued agricultural production. Approximately 40 acres of mature hardwoods and native brush, including impressive stands of live oaks, provide excellent wildlife cover and scenic character throughout the ranch. Wildlife & Recreation Hacienda Hermosa Ranch provides outstanding year-round recreation. The lakes are well stocked with largemouth bass, catfish, perch, and a healthy forage base, offering excellent fishing. Native wildlife includes whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, quail, feral hogs, and other native species. From fishing and hunting to horseback riding, the ranch offers an exceptional outdoor lifestyle just minutes from San Antonio. Minerals: Owned minerals negotiable Taxes: Ag exempt; taxes ±$21,000 School District: La Vernia School District

Ranch Description: Grass Pond Colony Ranch is an exceptional 398± acre property that lies in Northwestern Wilson County between Floresville and La Vernia which offers a rare combination of natural beauty, history, water resources, and mature native vegetation. Located near the former site of Grass Pond Colony, the property carries a unique sense of place and local heritage. Large, mature oak trees are scattered throughout the ranch, creating a beautiful park-like setting and providing abundant shade. The property offers excellent potential for a working ranch, recreational retreat, family legacy property, or long-term investment. Water Summary: The ranch features a pond that provides a valuable water source for wildlife and livestock, and a scenic focal point for the property. Gum Branch is a wet weather creek that runs along a portion of the property. A Carrizo-Wilcox irrigation well further enhances the ranch's water resources and provides additional potential for agricultural, livestock, or land-management purposes as well as the ability to fill or maintain the water level on the pond. There is also another earthen tank on the ranch that is currently dry. Vegetation/Terrain: The property is characterized by large, mature oak trees throughout, giving the ranch tremendous character and natural appeal. The combination of wooded areas, open spaces, and native vegetation provides an attractive mix of habitat and usable acreage. The terrain offers a classic South Texas ranch setting with excellent opportunities for grazing, recreation, wildlife habitat, and enjoying the outdoors. Wildlife on the Property: The mature oak cover, pond, and native vegetation provide an excellent environment for native wildlife. The ranch offers potential habitat for whitetail deer, quail, turkey, dove, hogs, and other native Texas wildlife. Minerals: Negotiable Taxes: Ag Exempt. Location: Lying on CR 317 between Floresville and La Vernia, this ranch provides easy access with the amenities of town just a short drive away, and less than an hour from San Antonio. This ranch is 9± miles from La Vernia, 14± miles from Floresville, 30± miles from San Antonio, and 82± miles from Austin, 190± miles from Houston.

Description: Located just west of Karnes City in the heart of South Texas, Walleck Ranch encompasses 120 acres, offering a blend of rural charm, wide-open spaces, and the timeless appeal of ranch living. Whether envisioned as a working cattle ranch, a private hunting retreat, or a place to build a family legacy, Walleck Ranch offers the space and opportunity to make that vision a reality. Its convenient location near Karnes City provides access to nearby amenities while maintaining the privacy and freedom of the Texas countryside. Improvements: Walleck Ranch is high fenced on three sides. The Northern boundary is currently low fenced but is a part of a larger completely high fenced property. There is an older hunting camp on the property. Vegetation/Terrain: Walleck Ranch has gently rolling to relatively level landscape typical of the area west of Karnes City, creating a blend of usable open ground and wooded cover. The combination of cleared pasture and native South Texas vegetation offers a balance of productivity, recreational potential, and natural beauty, making Walleck Ranch well suited for livestock operations, wildlife habitat, and a variety of uses. Wildlife: Wildlife on this ranch is plentiful and includes typical native wildlife such as Whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, dove, and varmints, as well as exotic species such as Axis & Fallow deer. Water: The hunting camp has city water from El Oso WSC. There is also a windmill well on the property that is not currently operational, and an earthen tank on the Southeast corner of the property that is currently dry Taxes: Wildlife Exemption Location: Lying on CR 189 west of Karnes City, this ranch provides easy access with the amenities of town just a short drive away. This ranch is 8.7± miles from Karnes City, 11± miles from Kenedy, 62± miles from San Antonio, 98± miles from Corpus Christi and 198± miles from Houston.

Description: Discover the possibilities with San Christoval, a 65-acre ranch located southwest of Karnes City. Featuring paved County Road 169 frontage on two sides, this property offers excellent accessibility, multiple entry points, and flexibility for a variety of uses. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway, a recreational retreat, a future homesite, or land for livestock and agricultural operations, this ranch offers a great opportunity to own a sizable tract of South Texas land in a desirable rural setting. With its convenient road access and open potential, this property is ready for you to make it your own. Improvements: San Christoval Creek Ranch is mostly raw land and ready to be improved to your liking, but has a dirt floor metal barn offering covered storage. There is also a set of older cattle pens on the property. The ranch is completely fenced with low perimeter fencing. Vegetation/Terrain: This ranch is mostly cleared for pastureland, with larger mesquite and oak trees lying along San Christoval Creek. The open landscape and the overall flatter terrain offer the chance to improve the property to your liking. Wildlife: Wildlife on this ranch is plentiful and includes typical native wildlife such as Whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, dove, and varmints. The creek on the ranch and the brush along it offers great cover and browse for wildlife. Water: San Christoval Creek is a wet weather creek that runs through the middle of the property. Along the creek lies a pond that measures around ½ an acre when full, helping offer water to wildlife or livestock. El Oso WSC also has a water that runs along CR 169. Taxes: Wildlife Exemption Location: Lying on CR 169 West of Karnes City, this ranch provides easy access with the amenities of town just a short drive away. This ranch is 9.5± miles from Kenedy, 12± miles from Karnes City, 65± miles from San Antonio, 95± miles from Corpus Christi, and 196± miles from Houston.

Description : Positioned in the heart of Eastern Bexar County's rapidly growing corridor, this rare 87.69± acre offering presents a unique opportunity to secure substantial acreage with exceptional FM 1346 frontage and a very manageable carry cost with an agricultural tax exemption already in place. Located in St. Hedwig, the property features approximately 1,253 feet of frontage along FM 1346 and is currently utilized as productive grazing land. Its strategic location provides convenient access to Loop 1604, IH-10, and the expanding residential, commercial, and industrial developments that continue to shape San Antonio's east side. Whether you're seeking a long-term land investment, future homesite or development opportunity, or productive agricultural property, this tract offers a combination of location, accessibility, and potential that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in Bexar County. Improvements: The property contains electricity on site and an open air pole barn covering for hay or equipment. There is complete perimeter fencing and cross fencing into 5 pastures. Terrain: This versatile property features approximately 19± acres of open grazing land, while the remainder is adorned with scattered mature live oaks and mesquite, offering a beautiful blend of productive pasture, natural habitat, and long-term potential. Water: City water connection. There are two natural ponds to provide water for all wildlife needs. Location: 2.5± miles from Loop 1604 and offers convenient access to IH-1 and Randolph Air Force Base. The tract is approximately 15± miles from Schertz, 16± miles from Cibolo, 18± miles from Seguin, 20± miles from New Braunfels, and 22± miles from Downtown San Antonio. Minerals: Negotiable Taxes: ag exempt

Description: Hidden Acres Ranch is conveniently located just off Highway 37 near Campbellton, offering excellent access while still providing the seclusion and raw South Texas feel that make the area so desirable. The ranch presents a blank canvas ready for a new owner to shape into their ideal hunting, recreational, or weekend getaway property. With its convenient location, native South Texas landscape, and versatility, Hidden Acres offers an excellent opportunity to create a private retreat or productive recreational ranch in a highly sought-after area. Improvements: Improvements on Hidden Acres Ranch are modest, leaving a blank canvas for a future owner to further develop to their liking. Existing improvements include a nice three-sided storage barn that provides ample room for storing equipment, tools, blinds, and feeders. Several hunting setups are already in place throughout the ranch, allowing the property to be immediately enjoyed for recreational and hunting use. Water: Hidden Acres offers both surface and utility water features that enhance the property’s recreational appeal and future usability. A nice pond located on the ranch provides water for wildlife and adds to the overall character of the property. In addition, city water is available along County Road 416, offering convenient access for future improvements or homesite development. Vegetation and Terrain: The terrain on Hidden Acres Ranch is gently rolling with native South Texas vegetation typical for the area, providing an excellent blend of cover and usability. Vegetation includes large mesquites, guajillo, persimmon, prickly pear, blackbrush, and other native browse that provide excellent habitat for wildlife and contribute to the true South Texas character of the ranch. Good drainage runs throughout portions of the property, adding character to the landscape while also offering strong potential for future pond or surface water development. The combination of rolling topography, native brush, and open areas creates an ideal setting for wildlife habitat, recreation, and future ranch improvements. Wildlife: Hidden Acres supports a healthy population of native South Texas wildlife, including whitetail deer, quail, feral hogs, and javelina. The ranch also attracts a variety of migratory birds, including mourning doves and seasonal waterfowl around the pond. Dense native brush, quality browse, and available water sources combine to create excellent habitat for both resident game and migratory species, making the property well suited for hunting and recreation. Location: The property is located on County Road 416 approximately 6 miles NE of Campbellton, 23± miles SW of Pleasanton, 58± miles SE of San Antonio, 96± miles NW of Corpus Christi, 132± miles SW of Austin and 218± miles SW of Houston. Minerals: See broker for details

Description: Santa Clara Ranch, comprising approximately 1,235 acres in Atascosa county, is a premier recreational property featuring gently rolling terrain, scattered mature oaks, three large lakes, and numerous smaller ponds. The ranch consists primarily of native South Texas brush, complemented by coastal Bermuda fields, food plots, and open pasture that have remained free of livestock grazing for nearly 30 years, creating exceptional wildlife habitat. The property offers outstanding fishing for largemouth bass, catfish, and perch, along with quality hunting for native whitetail deer, quail, dove, and feral hogs. The lakes attract an abundance of migratory waterfowl and shorebirds, while the brush provides habitat for a diverse population of native birds, making the ranch an exceptional destination for outdoor recreation and wildlife enthusiasts. Improvements: The improvements are well-suited to the ranch's recreational and operational use. The main residence is a three-bedroom, three-bath home that incorporates an original structure dating back to the 1880s, with two additional bedrooms and two bathrooms added over time to create a comfortable blend of historic character and modern functionality. Situated overlooking one of the ranch's lakes, the home enjoys scenic water views and an easily accessible fishing pier. A nearby barn provides ample storage for ranch equipment while also featuring functional living and sleeping quarters. Across from the barn is a refurbished historic shack, also dating back to the 1880s, that offers additional accommodations for family or guests. The ranch is high fenced, enhancing wildlife management and the property's overall recreational appeal. The ranch has miles of grated, gravel roads for easy access throughout Water: Water is one of Santa Clara Ranch's defining features, with three large lakes, numerous smaller ponds, and dependable groundwater resources. The property includes a high-capacity water well converted from a former oil well, providing a reliable source of water, as well as a smaller domestic well that produces brackish water for ranching operations. The extensive surface water provides excellent fishing for largemouth bass, catfish, and perch while also supporting abundant wildlife. The lakes regularly attract migratory waterfowl and shorebirds, including ducks, pelicans, herons, storks, and many other species, further enhancing the ranch's recreational appeal and wildlife diversity. Vegetation and Terrain: Santa Clara Ranch features gently rolling topography with scattered mature live oaks that provide both character and shade across the landscape. The ranch includes a mix of established coastal Bermuda fields, pasture food plots, and open fields, while the majority of the property is comprised of native South Texas brush. This diverse blend of open ground and dense brush creates excellent wildlife habitat and provides ideal cover, forage, and travel corridors for native game and other wildlife species. Wildlife: Santa Clara Ranch supports an abundant population of native South Texas wildlife typical of Atascosa County, including whitetail deer, javelina, feral hogs, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, and a variety of native predators. The ranch's extensive brush habitat, combined with its exceptional surface water resources, provides ideal conditions for both resident and migratory species. During the winter months, the property's lakes attract impressive numbers ofmigratory waterfowl, making the ranch an outstanding destination for both hunting and wildlife observation. Location: The property is located on FM 791 8.5± miles Northeast of Campbellton, 13.2±miles Southwest of Falls City, 60± miles from San Antonio, 98± miles NW of Corpus Christi, 135± miles SW of Austin, 212± miles SW of Houston. Minerals: See broker for details Taxes: $ Note: Texas law requires all real estate licensees to give the following Information About Brokerage Services: trec.state.tx.us/

For more information: www.montageranch.com Montage Ranch is set across 15 private acres just outside Georgetown, offering a rare combination of land, privacy, and a residence designed to fully engage with its surroundings while remaining within reach of Austin. Built by Sendero Homes and designed by architect Rob Sander, the home spans over 7,500 square feet, balancing scale with a layout that supports both everyday living and large-scale entertaining. The approach creates an immediate sense of arrival, with a long drive, circular entry, and expansive views across rolling pastureland. With agricultural exemption in place and open land surrounding the home, the setting delivers a sense of space and quiet that is increasingly difficult to find at this scale and proximity to Austin. Native wildlife moves freely throughout the area, reinforcing the connection to the land and the surrounding Hill Country landscape. Inside, the home is grounded in natural materials and thoughtful craftsmanship. Acacia hardwood floors, travertine tile, plaster walls, and custom alder cabinetry create a warm, refined interior, while ceiling heights ranging from 10 to 12 feet and architectural details like beams and groin vault ceilings add depth throughout. The kitchen serves as the center of the home, featuring double islands, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, a farmhouse sink, and generous prep space that allows it to function seamlessly for both daily living and entertaining. The primary suite offers privacy and scale, with dual closets, separate water closets, a walk-through shower, and a soaking tub, creating a space that feels intentional and removed. Secondary bedrooms are oversized and well-appointed, while additional spaces including a dedicated office or optional bedroom, a substantial utility room with built-in storage, and a mudroom designed for daily function support the way the home lives. The outdoor experience is a defining element of the property. A fully covered structure with exposed trusses extends the living space outdoors, complete with a wraparound bar, outdoor kitchen, dining area, and wood-burning fireplace, designed to host effortlessly in every season. The pool and spa are positioned just beyond, offering a clean, understated design that complements the surrounding landscape and keeps the focus on the land. A detached structure serves as a media room or guest retreat with its own living area, kitchenette, bedroom, and bath, creating flexibility for hosting and extended stays. Extensive garage and storage capacity allow for everything needed to support both daily living and a land-driven lifestyle, from vehicles to equipment and recreational use. Supported by a high-producing private well, multiple HVAC systems with zoned control, propane service, septic system, and integrated Control4 audio and visual, the property is designed to function as seamlessly as it presents. Montage Ranch is an opportunity to own a private, well-designed estate with meaningful acreage and the ability to live expansively just outside of Georgetown. Additional acreage is available, offering the potential to further expand the footprint, enhance privacy, or create a larger long-term land holding.

Cypress Island Ranch is a beautiful blank-canvas property located in a highly desirable area with excellent long-term upside. Offering strong future development potential while remaining well-suited for recreational and hunting use, this ranch presents a rare opportunity to own a diverse and scenic Hill Country holding. The property features ±1,700 feet of highly sought-after Cypress Creek frontage, lined with mature, towering cypress trees that create a stunning natural centerpiece. Gently rolling hills, quality native tree cover, and open vistas provide multiple ideal homesites and scenic viewpoints throughout the ranch. With minimal improvements already in place, Cypress Island Ranch is ready for a new owner to shape into a dream property. Improvements Cypress Island Ranch offers a well-designed internal road system, including a concrete creek crossing that allows reliable access across the property. The ranch is low-fenced along the perimeter, with a working water well and electricity available throughout, providing a solid foundation for future improvements. Vegetation & Terrain The ranch is predominantly covered in Live Oak and Post Oak, with selective clearing having been thoughtfully completed to enhance wildlife habitat and overall aesthetics. Strategic cedar coverage remains to provide shelter for wildlife, and multiple improved food plots are in place. The gently rolling terrain creates attractive elevation changes and long views across the property. Wildlife Cypress Island Ranch includes 7 watering and feed stations to support a strong native whitetail deer herd and a healthy population of Rio Grande turkey. 5 manicured upland bird hunting fields have been established on the property. Additional wildlife includes dove, quail, hogs, and other native species, making this an excellent recreational and hunting property. Water The property is traversed by Cypress Creek, which typically provides strong water flow in normal rainfall years. Combined with the existing water well, the ranch offers reliable water resources for both wildlife and future improvements. Minerals: See Broker Taxes: $150. Wildlife Exempt School: Johnson City ISD

Description: Tucked away in the heart of Texas’ scenic Post Oak Savannah, this remarkable 205-acre tract in Leon County offers the perfect blend of natural beauty, seclusion, and endless potential. Whether you’re dreaming of a private recreational getaway, future homestead, or long-term investment, this raw land is a true blank canvas ready for your vision. Water: Nestled among the hardwoods, the 2.5-acre lake is a peaceful centerpiece of the property—perfect for casting a line, watching wildlife, or enjoying a quiet moment by the water. With natural surroundings, located in a great runoff area it offers both beauty and functionality, making it a standout feature for recreation, relaxation, or future enhancement. Vegetation and Terrain: The landscape is a picturesque mix of gently rolling hills and level ground, offering a variety of scenic views and ideal build sites throughout the property. Towering post oaks and other mature hardwoods are scattered across the land, providing natural shade, character, and excellent habitat for wildlife. With well-drained soils and diverse elevation, the terrain lends itself perfectly to a wide range of uses—from recreational trails and food plots to future homesites or a working ranch setup. Wildlife: This property is a haven for wildlife, offering a thriving ecosystem that supports a diverse range of species. Whitetail deer are frequently spotted moving through the hardwoods, while the lake attracts migratory waterfowl during seasonal flyovers. Native songbirds add a peaceful soundtrack to the landscape, and the area is also home to feral hogs, coyotes, and other native predators. Whether you're a hunter, nature enthusiast, or simply enjoy the presence of wildlife, this land provides endless opportunities for observation, conservation, and recreation. Location: The ranch is located on FM 3 7± miles NW of Normangee, 43± miles N of College Station, 83± miles SE of Waco, 112± miles NW of Houston, 131± miles NE of Austin, 222± miles NE of San Antonio and 153± miles S of Dallas. Minerals: None.

Secluded at Salado's western edge, this lakeside property is a hunting, fishing and ranching paradise. Overlooking the shimmering waters of Stillhouse Hollow Lake, this extraordinary 34-acre property is far more than a home, it is a rare and storied piece of Texas heritage. Built in the 1960s and overlooking what was once the Lampasas River, this land carries the legacy of the historic Chisholm Trail, where cattle drives once carved their path through the heart of the state. The rustic 2-bedroom, 1-bath residence, used as a weekend getaway and cattle ranch, offers a quiet, unassuming retreat, allowing the land itself to take center stage. From its vantage point, the property captures sweeping views of the lake, now a premier fishing destination, while preserving the sense of seclusion and privacy that makes it feel worlds away. What makes this offering truly exceptional is its provenance. This acreage sits on what was once the original road descending to the river along the Chisholm Trail, placing you in direct connection with one of the most iconic chapters of Texas history. Opportunities to own land with this level of historical significance, natural beauty, and uninterrupted acreage are exceedingly rare. The cattle still graze. The deer and turkey still play on this agricultural exempt and fenced land. The land fans out as it backs to Stillhouse Hollow Lake, affording direct access to more than 2,000 acres of public shoreline to explore. Renowned for its clear waters and fabulous fishing, the Army Corps of Engineers-managed lake is your neighbor and your imagination is your only limit. Salado's historic Main Street and golf course are minutes away. Whether you envision a private escape, a legacy ranch, or an investment in a one-of-a-kind setting, this property stands as a trophy holding, where history, landscape, and solitude converge. Own a piece of the trail. Own a piece of Texas.