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Fraser Settlement Legacy Estate - 417 Pristine Acres in the peaceful town of Bethel, NY A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Catskills history: this extraordinary 417-acre estate, preserved through generations since 1808, represents one of the last great pristine tracts in the region. Nestled along a quiet winding road just 90 minutes from Manhattan, the property's crown jewel is an elegantly preserved 1870 Victorian farmhouse with manicured lawns and gardens, and spectacular views across its private brook-fed, three-acre pond and rolling countryside. The 3,005-square-foot main residence and garage suite offers seven bedrooms and three baths, masterfully balancing historic charm with modern comfort. Period features include a welcoming front porch, relaxing screened porch and flagstone patio overlooking a gunite pool and lawns, perfect for entertaining and taking in the tranquil views and stunning sunsets. The estate is complemented by a charming 1942 guest cottage, originally a Grainery, providing an additional 510 square feet of living space. It features a covered porch overlooking its private pond with architectural dam and waterfall. Historic outbuildings, including a classic 1909 post-and-beam barn with two lofts, cow stable and three horse stalls, and a 1920s detached garage, originally an icehouse, testify to the property's rich agricultural heritage. Added in 2004, a 1056 square foot guest home offers flexible accommodation for staff or extended family. What truly sets this property apart are its extraordinary natural resources. Currently enrolled in both agricultural and forestry programs, the estate boasts valuable timber rights, natural streams, and established trails throughout. A unique feature is its secluded location ensuring perpetual peace and privacy. The land, divided into seven distinct parcels, offers unlimited potential for private recreation, from hunting, fishing and hiking to ATVing, horseback riding, cross-country skiing and more. The location provides the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Just ten minutes from the renowned Bethel Woods Performing Arts Center and minutes from upscale destinations including Seminary Hill, Callicoon Western, Kenoza Hall, The Chatwal Lodge, and The DeBruce Inn. The area boasts world-class amenities including Resorts World Casino, Kartrite Water Park, and the Monticello Motor Club, alongside acclaimed restaurants, craft breweries, and boutique shopping in charming towns like Livingston Manor, Callicoon, Roscoe, Eldred, and Narrowsburg. Sullivan County International Airport is also conveniently located just a 10-minute drive from the farm, offering easy access for private and small aircraft travel. This legacy property presents an unprecedented opportunity for various visions - whether as a private estate, conservation retreat, luxury residential compound, or development project. Current agricultural and forestry programs are transferable. This property has been successfully run as an AirBnB location for several years. Seven separate parcels with individual SBL numbers and detailed maps available upon request. This unique holding represents an extraordinary investment in one of the Northeast's most sought-after regions. Invest in farmland, your family and/or your future with this legacy property.

Located on Seattle’s Eastside minutes from Redmond, Bellevue, and just 35 minutes from SeaTac, Koru Equestrian Estate is a world-class private compound and luxury lifestyle destination spanning more than twenty-one pristine acres in the heart of the Pacific Northwest. Framed by sweeping pastoral landscapes and commanding views of Mount Rainier and the Cascade Mountains, this extraordinary estate presents a rare opportunity to acquire a realized legacy property where architectural excellence, premier equestrian facilities, and breathtaking natural beauty converge. Completed in 2024 by Gallagher Construction, the custom-built residence is a masterful expression of craftsmanship, sophistication, and timeless design. Positioned to capture mountain and pasture views from nearly every room, the home blends elegant architecture with modern comfort. Soaring ceilings, expansive walls of glass, exceptional finishes, and beautifully appointed living spaces create an atmosphere of understated luxury, while seamless indoor-outdoor living invites year-round enjoyment of the spectacular surroundings. Whether hosting large-scale gatherings or enjoying quiet moments overlooking the landscape, the residence offers a lifestyle defined by beauty, privacy, and connection to nature. At the heart of the estate lies a professionally designed equestrian facility tailored to the needs of elite competitors, trainers, and passionate horse owners alike. Two exceptional barns provide the highest standard of care and functionality, featuring 20 meticulously appointed stalls, grooming areas, wash racks, tack rooms with individual lockers, feed and blanket rooms, extensive hay storage, a dedicated veterinary and farrier bay, and welcoming viewing spaces. A comprehensive collection of training and conditioning amenities includes a spacious indoor arena, dedicated dressage court, jumping arena, covered round pen with 8-horse exerciser, conditioning trail, multiple turnout pastures, and 10 shed-row paddocks. Equally suited for dressage, hunter/jumper programs, boarding, rehabilitation, breeding, or private enjoyment, the facilities reflect a level of planning and investment seldom found within a single offering. Beyond the main residence, the estate includes two additional homes offering exceptional versatility. A charming guest chalet provides a private retreat for visitors, while a dedicated caretaker residence supports seamless management of the property. Together, these residences comfortably accommodate guests, staff, trainers, or extended family while maintaining privacy throughout the estate. Adding a unique dimension to the offering, The Loft serves as an exceptional venue for celebrations, private events, corporate retreats, and memorable gatherings, extending the property’s lifestyle appeal beyond its residential and equestrian amenities. Rolling green pastures, mature landscaping, open skies, and panoramic mountain vistas create a profound sense of tranquility and grandeur. While offering exceptional privacy and a true sense of retreat, the estate is conveniently located near the acclaimed wineries, tasting rooms, and celebrated culinary destinations of Woodinville Wine Country, creating a rare balance of rural serenity and accessibility. Combining a newly completed custom residence, world-class equestrian facilities, guest accommodations, event spaces, and one of the region’s most captivating settings, Koru Equestrian Estate stands among the Pacific Northwest’s most distinguished legacy properties — a rare offering of scale, beauty, and enduring significance.

Description: Martin Ranch represents luxury ranch living at its finest, spanning 225± pristine acres with pipe fencing, multiple water wells and tanks, and buried utilities that preserve the sweeping Hill Country views. At the heart of the property sits a stunning Texas-Tuscan style residence, thoughtfully designed with both elegance and entertaining in mind. Ideally located 60± miles from Austin and nestled between Horseshoe Bay and Lake Buchanan, Martin Ranch offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility, equally suited as a full-time rural residence or an exceptional weekend retreat. Improvements: Originally built in 2009 and comprehensively updated within the past year, the 7,466± square-foot main residence blends timeless craftsmanship with modern infrastructure, including new electrical, AV, and HVAC systems. The home features four ensuite bedrooms, two half baths, and a 1,788± square-foot guest casita with a full kitchen and utility room, all arranged around a resort-style pool and spa within a private, gated compound. Distinctive architectural details include 12-inch plaster walls, Mexican tile, custom millwork, metalwork, windows, and doors, along with luxury finishes such as an imported Indonesian carved fireplace, grand chandeliers on electric winches, and wood-burning fireplaces throughout. The chef’s kitchen is equipped with premium Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, while walled courtyards and guest suites with private exterior access enhance both privacy and functionality. A rocked, gated entrance leads to the hilltop residence, where a striking water feature, Oklahoma brown rock, and meticulously maintained landscaping create an unforgettable arrival experience. Additional improvements include a 2,600± square-foot climate-controlled, spray foam–insulated barn with an ag/wildlife office, workout room, full bath, and kitchenette. Well-maintained interior roads, a firepit, scenic vista point, and clay pigeon shooting area further enhance the property. Ranch infrastructure is equally impressive, with all-new pipe fencing and underground water and electrical utilities installed in 10-inch sleeves to preserve views while accommodating safe and convenient helicopter access. Wildlife: The ranch supports a healthy and diverse wildlife population, ideal for both recreation and land stewardship. Native species include whitetail deer and Rio Grande turkey, along with dove and native songbirds, while the property’s waters provide fishing opportunities for bass and trout. Occasional roaming exotics further enhance the recreational appeal. Water: Martin Ranch features an exceptional water infrastructure with 11 interconnected water wells providing reliable ranch-wide distribution. Custom well houses, designed to complement the main residence, reflect the property's attention to quality and detail. The ranch also includes three stocked tanks and multiple water troughs to support livestock and wildlife. Located within the Central Texas Water Conservation District, the property benefits from a reliable and well-managed groundwater resource. Vegetation/Terrain: Martin Ranch offers approximately 111± acres of pristine Coastal Bermuda hay fields, carefully managed and enhanced annually with nitrogen to maintain strong, consistent production. The balance of the acreage features classic Hill Country topography, highlighted by rolling elevation changes and scattered mature oak trees that provide both beauty and natural shade. This diverse landscape creates an ideal setting for a true mixed-use ranch, well-suited for both agricultural production and recreational enjoyment.   Listed Collectively By: Dullnig Ranch Sales of Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty, Helbing Land Company, Shipley Ranches, and Legacy Broker Group.

DESCRIPTION: The Heart Rock Ranch is a turn-key working and recreational ranch located in between Bandera and Camp Verde in NE Bandera County. The main ranch headquarters are located in a beautiful valley along Myrtle Creek and offer total privacy and seclusion with gorgeous views. The gently rolling terrain is 100% usable and has been meticulously cleared of cedar leaving a canvas of lush native grassland studded with countless oak trees. IMPROVEMENTS: The 3BR 2BTH 2,628sf rock ranch house has been tasteful updated and offers a great outdoor patio space and irrigated yard perfect for entertaining. Adjacent to the main house is a 266 climate controlled storage shed and 1640sf detached garage/barn. Just across the creek from the main house is a hunting cabin with 748sf of living area. Just north of the headquarters is an incredible outdoor entertainment area with a party barn, restroom building, and 2 vintage cabins with pipe stoves. WATER: The ranch has 2 water wells which the service the headquarters area and also pipe water to several ponds scattered across the ranch. The ranch has 4,800ft (both sides) of Sycamore-lined Myrtle Creek, which will flow during wet years and holds pockets of water year-round. Just across the creek from the headquarters is a crystal-clear pond that is fed by a spring-box which according to the owner has never gone dry. LAND / WILDLIFE: The owner’s outstanding stewardship of the land is evident the second you come through the main gate. Years of cedar clearing and pasture management have resulted in a park-like setting on a scale that we rarely see in the hill country. The diverse terrain ranges from beautiful open pastureland, to deep canyon-land, to gentle hilltops offering incredible 360 views. Elevations across the ranch range from 1500-1640FASL. Approximately 500 acres of the ranch is under high-fence with multiple exotic species including Red Stag, Oryx, Black Buck, Axis, and others. There is a great road system in place ensuring easy access across all sections of the property. TAXES: Ag Exemption in place LOCATION / ACCESS; Heart Rock Ranch is conveniently located 7mi east of Medina, 6mi south of Camp Verde, and 12mi north of Bandera. The property has 0.6mi of frontage along FM 2828 and also has a deeded easement into the north side of the ranch.

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.

Espinaca Organic Farm is a pristine and fully functional organic farm offering a rare turn-key opportunity to own a highly productive agricultural property. With 155± acres of well-maintained, irrigated land and a strong foundation in organic farming, this property is ready for immediate use. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to own a productive, sustainable farm in a prime location with established infrastructure, water resources, and organic certification. WATER: Spanning 210± acres, 155± acres of the property is serviced by two fully functional pivots and three operating irrigation wells. These wells, believed to be 500± ft. deep, ensure ample water supply for year-round crop production. A fourth well is currently not in use. The irrigation system is a major asset to this farm, with three-phase power running to each of the irrigation wells and both pivots. The well-maintained infrastructure offers reliability and efficiency to sustain high-yield farming operations. For more information visit the Wintergarden Groundwater Conservation District (wgcd.net). IMPROVEMENTS: The property includes a 7,200± sf equipment barn located near the front gate, ideal for storing machinery and supplies. The entire property is securely fenced with a perimeter boundary to ensure security and ease of management. VEGETATION: As a registered organic farm, Espinaca has already gone through the rigorous process of certification, making this a prime, turn-key operation for those looking to farm sustainably. Currently, the farm is cultivating a variety of vegetables, but with its fertile soil and extensive irrigation systems, many other agricultural opportunities await. WILDLIFE: In addition to farming, the property provides excellent recreational opportunities. The dove hunting in the area is exceptional, and other wildlife such as White-tailed deer, quail, and varmints are frequently spotted. MINERALS: Negotiable. LOCATION: This expansive farm offers 4,300± ft. of frontage on FM 1986, located just 3.5± miles northwest of La Pryor, 21± miles south of Uvalde, and about 100± miles southwest of San Antonio. The farm’s prime location provides easy access to major transportation routes, making it convenient for both local and regional markets. TAXES: Agricultural exemption

The Conradie Voss Ranch offers an exceptional 301± acre property thoughtfully developed for both comfortable living and recreational enjoyment. Currently under a wildlife management plan and conveying with 100% of the mineral estate, this ranch presents a rare opportunity for both investment and lifestyle. With convenient access, modern infrastructure, and high-end improvements, the property is well-suited as a primary residence, weekend retreat, or legacy holding. Improvements A well-constructed road extends over one mile from the entrance on FM 1929 to the residence, providing easy and reliable access throughout the property. Utilities are fully in place, including electricity, city water, and fiber internet, ensuring modern convenience in a rural setting. The ranch is fenced on three sides. The centerpiece of the property is a newly constructed, never-lived-in custom-built home offering approximately 4,911 square feet of heated living space. Designed with both durability and efficiency in mind, the home features 2x6 exterior walls, spray foam insulation throughout all exterior walls and roof decking, and insulated interior walls for sound and climate control. A whole-house dehumidifier further enhances comfort. The residence includes five bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms, with 12-foot ceilings in the living area and 10-foot ceilings throughout the remainder of the home. High-quality finishes include Marvin windows, solid-core interior doors with bearing hinges, and a fully finished garage. Specialty features elevate the home’s functionality and security, including a hidden walk-in safe room, constructed with 8-inch concrete walls reinforced with rebar and a 5-inch concrete ceiling. The safe room is climate-controlled with its own air conditioning and dehumidifier system. Additional highlights include a whole-house Kohler 24kW propane generator, whole-house water filtration with reverse osmosis, and a laundry room equipped with a dog wash station. The garage also includes an air-conditioned gym and separate storage room, while all bedrooms are equipped with return air vents for improved HVAC efficiency. Plumbing lines are run in PEX and sleeved to the garage for added durability. Complementing the improvements is a newly constructed 70’ x 40’ x 14’ Mueller metal shop, set on a full concrete slab and equipped with multiple large roll-up doors (two 12’ x 10’ and one 12’ x 12’) along with a standard entry door, providing ample space for equipment storage, workshop use, or additional recreational needs. Water The ranch is serviced by city water to the residence, ensuring reliable domestic water supply. Wildlife Currently under a wildlife management plan, the ranch supports a healthy population of native wildlife typical of this region of Texas. The property offers excellent habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, and other native species, making it ideal for both conservation and recreational hunting. Terrain and Vegetation The 301± acres offer a diverse mix of native terrain characteristic of the area, providing both scenic beauty and functional habitat. The land supports a blend of native grasses and brush, creating ideal conditions for wildlife while also offering open areas suitable for grazing or recreation. The combination of cover and open space enhances both the ecological value and usability of the ranch.

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

The Encinal Ranch is a fantastic hunting ranch located in the heart of the famed “Golden Triangle” on the Webb / La Salle County line just west of Encinal, TX. With excellent brush diversity, improved quail habitat, strong water infrastructure, and superb whitetail genetics, this ranch should check every box for the discerning South Texas buyer! IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch has no structural improvements, the perimeter is high-fenced, and there is a very good road system in place. WATER: There is one water well which pipes water across the ranch to 4 tanks and 7 wildlife watering stations. TERRAIN: The majority of the ranch land is thick native brush providing ideal habitat to grow trophy whitetail, of which some of the largest in the State have been harvested in this area. The owner has strategically done extensive brush “motting” to improve the quail habitat in several areas of the ranch. WILDLIFE: The trophy whitetail herd has been expertly managed for multiple years and enjoys an MLDP Level III status. Other wildlife includes quail, dove, turkey, and other native species. LOCATION: The Encinal Ranch is accessed via Krueger Rd, just 2.8±mi NW of Encinal, TX. TAXES: Ag Exempt

Equestrians, ranching enthusiasts, and lovers of wide-open spaces; this property is not one to be missed! Imagine stepping out your front door to be greeted by horses grazing in front of dramatic mountain views, with nothing but protected desert on three sides creating a unique oasis. Rarely does an opportunity to purchase a profitable equestrian center with multiple revenue sources hit the market. Located only 15 minutes from Downtown Palm Springs and only 30 minutes from the Desert International Horse Park, Willowbrook Riding Club is a unique ranch offering expansive views and an equestrian and ranching lifestyle while being within an easy drive of shops, restaurants, and the airport. Set on almost 20 acres, this facility has stabling for 45 horses and a conditional use permit for 200, 5 riding arenas one of which is covered, a horse walker, multiple wash racks and tacking areas, and over 7 acres of pastures. This facility has a conditional use permit with over 30 years remaining allowing events with up to 500 guests which provides a steady stream of revenue. The main home is 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, with a permitted stick built 750 square foot extension currently used as an office and storage. There are two semi-permanent structures and two RV hookups that provide other on-site housing options. This property is ideal for a horse trainer looking for a dream facility to run a profitable equestrian business, an equestrian compound, or for someone looking to live a rural lifestyle while being within easy reach of a city. Spectacular, panoramic mountain views surround the ranch. Buttressed by conservation land on three sides, this beautiful property feels remote and wild yet is only a short drive into Palm Springs. A higher elevation than much of the Coachella Valley provides cooler temperatures especially during the hot summer months, making this property ideal for summer turnout or layovers. An additional 20 acres is available to purchase, contact Listing Agent for details.

Teton Jewel is a 2,553-acre ranch located in Teton County, Idaho. As the name aptly captures, this property is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The ranch was created in the 1980s through deliberate land acquisition with an eye for beauty, utility, and conservation. Since its formation, the ranch has seen only light use and virtually no development, leaving it a rare haven of the Old West. The ranch has all three primary value-determining attributes for a recreational ranch: live water, contiguity with the National Forest, and extraordinary elevated views of the Teton Range. All of this is accessible via county-maintained roads and is within a 12-minute drive of the Teton County seat of Driggs, Idaho, 20 miles from the Grand Targhee Ski Area, and 40 miles from the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Teton Jewel is located at the western termination of public land ownership in the Horseshoe Canyon area of the Teton Valley. Therefore, through its nearly five miles of contiguity with the 3,000,000-acre Caribou-Targhee National Forest takes full advantage of its location within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. In addition to the seclusion and boundless recreational opportunities offered by the bordering National Forest, Teton Jewel is located at the transition zone from the Teton Valley floor to the foothills of the Big Hole Range, with its highest elevations being approximately 350 feet above the valley floor. This location affords the property an ideal mix of level fields, rolling hills, and high meadows located above areas of more dramatic topographic relief. Equally significant are the elevated views of the Teton Range, which are unmatched in the Teton Valley. As a 2,553-acre ranch, Teton Jewel is one of the larger land holdings in the Teton Valley, especially when limiting consideration to properties that are easily accessed over year-round roads. In addition to the Forest contiguity, exceptional views and topography mentioned already, the property is also traversed by Horseshoe Creek, with over one mile of frontage on this creek that ranges in character from ideal willowy habitat for area wildlife, to an idyllic scenic amenity. The property is improved with a barn, hay barn, and an owner's gatekeeper homestead.

Description: Here is an opportunity to own a turn-key recreational and working live water Hill Country ranch with both San Gabriel River frontage and a 12± acre lake less than one hour from downtown Austin. The uses for a property like this are endless. One could continue to run it as a spectacular family ranch, it could be a premier horse property or even a corporate retreat. With all the growth and demographics around the Austin area this investment certainly has a significant amount of upside potential. Improvements: The improvements on this property are set up for entertainment and function. The 5 bedroom, 4 bath main house sits amongst a cluster of large Live Oak trees and has a covered front porch overlooking some of the pasture land with a view of the 12± acre lake and the San Gabriel River bottom in the distance. You enter the house to an oversized living area with high vaulted ceilings and a stone fireplace. Currently one bedroom is used as an office, while the garage has a splitter AC/heater unit and doubles as a game room with alternate office space. A short walk from the home is the built-in firepit, infinity-edge pool and hot tub. There is a 4 bedroom, 2 bath tasteful guest house along with a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom foreman house each with carports. Ranch Improvements: The 125 ft. x 100 ft. barn has 2 sets of roll top doors. One side of the barn is for equipment storage and the other side is a 30 ft. x 100 ft. workshop with central A/C and heat. There is a 1/1 efficiency apartment in the barn, a separate office, and the sides of the barn are open air covered storage. The horse barn has 5 stalls all with separate turnouts and a tack room. There is a 140 ft. x 50 ft. hay barn and a good set of working cattle pens. The perimeter of the ranch is low fenced and there are several low fence pastures and traps for rotating and working cattle. Water: This ranch has a very impressive amount of surface and subsurface water. The highlight of this ranch is 1.34± miles of both sides of the North San Gabriel River that flows through the middle of this property along with the 12± acre stocked fishing lake which is supplemented by the wells. There are 2 unnamed creeks that will run water during times of average or better rainfall. Along with the river, creeks and lake is 1 stock pond and a total of 10 water wells. The wells appear to be 500± ft. deep and range in capacity from 25 GPM - 60 GPM. Wildlife: This lush river bottom land is loaded with native wildlife which includes whitetail deer, turkey, dove, varmints, wild hogs, migrating waterfowl and much more. The lake is stocked with bass, catfish and crappie and the San Gabriel River offers fishing as well. Terrain/Vegetation: This ranch has a great mixture of open pasture land for livestock grazing along with good cover for wildlife. There are 200± acres of pasture and open fields available for cultivation. 6 of the improved pastures totaling 125+/- acres have piping in place for pivot irrigation; one would only need to set up the pivots. The water to these 6 pivot locations is all tied together from the lake which is supplemented by several of the water wells on the property. The San Gabriel River and the other creek drainages are lined with huge Live Oaks, Cedar Elms and hundreds of native Pecan Trees. Along with the native Pecan Trees is an improved Pecan Orchard plus a high-fenced garden and fruit tree enclosure. There are over 100 ft of elevation change on this property offering spectacular long distance hill country views in several places. Schools: Burnet Consolidated School District Taxes: Ag exemption. Location: There is .5± mile of frontage on paved Cr 215 and the ranch is located 11± drive miles N of Bertram, 16± drive miles E of Burnet, 36+/- drive miles NW of Lakeline Mall in NW Austin, 50± drive miles NW of downtown Austin, 115± drive miles N of San Antonio, 175± drive miles S of Dallas and 200± drive miles NW of Houston.

Description: Located in the heart of the Golden Triangle, less than 100 miles from San Antonio, this turnkey ranch is ready to hunt. Diverse native brush provides excellent nutrition for growing the large whitetail deer the area is known for. Several ponds throughout the ranch offer ample water for both livestock and wildlife, while also attracting an array of migratory birds, including dove and waterfowl. Improvements: Improvements are minimal, leaving a blank canvas for new owners to build to their liking. The ranch currently features four brand-new hunting setups, complete with corn and protein feeders strategically placed throughout; these are negotiable with the sale. The property is high-fenced on three sides, with fencing in excellent condition. Additionally, the property has access to city sewer and high-speed fiber internet. Water: Two earthen tanks located on opposite ends of the ranch provide reliable water sources for wildlife and livestock and are reported to hold water even in drought conditions. City water is also available on the property and services a large trough located several hundred yards from the eastern boundary. There is an old oil well that is in the process of been converted into a high volume Carrizo water well. Vegetation and Terrain: The ranch features a diverse range of soils, from fine sandy loam to clay loam, supporting a wide variety of native vegetation. Brush species include guayacan, guajillo, blackbrush, mesquite, whitebrush, granjeno, persimmon, twisted acacia, and more, creating excellent habitat and forage. Wildlife: The ranch is situated in one of the premier regions for producing Boone and Crockett-class native whitetail deer. The current owners have implemented a year-round protein feeding program and have allowed several promising young bucks to mature. In addition to whitetail, the property supports javelina, hogs, bobwhite quail, coyotes, bobcats, and other native species. Location: Pueblo Ranch lies along the eastern boundary of Big Wells city limits, with frontage on Highway 85 and FM 1867. The ranch is approximately 19± miles east of Carrizo Springs, 26± miles west of Dilley, 97± miles southwest of San Antonio, 178± miles southwest of Austin, and 291± miles southwest of Houston. Minerals: Surface sale only.

Description: This is a rare opportunity to own the original acreage of the renowned El Tecomate Ranch, famous for its exceptional South Texas whitetail deer and diverse native wildlife. A cornerstone of the South Texas Brush Country, the ranch carries a rich legacy and has been featured on well-known shows such as Realtree Outdoors, Monster Bucks, and The Bucks of Tecomate. History: El Tecomate Ranch gained national recognition for producing legendary native bucks like “Heart Attack” and has long been considered one of the top native deer ranches in Texas. Its success stems from superior genetics, mature native brush, and progressive management practices, including the introduction of Lab-Lab in warm-season food plots—helping produce some of the largest native deer in the state. The property’s fine sandy loam soils support productive year-round food plots. Native American artifacts have been found on-site, and a historic hand-dug well (approx. 25 feet deep and 6 feet wide) adds to the ranch’s unique character. Improvements: The ranch features a 5-bedroom, 2-bath lodge constructed of cinderblock and stucco, with reclaimed wood interiors that create a classic South Texas lodge feel. The home comfortably sleeps 12 and includes central air and high-speed internet. A high-volume water well with extensive water lines services stock tanks and water sites across the ranch. Ranch Improvements: The property is fully high-fenced and includes four reversible fenced deer food plots in the south pasture, designed for flexible wildlife management. Water: Remadura de Sandia Creek runs north to south through the ranch, enhancing its natural beauty and wildlife appeal. City water from El Sauz Water supplies the lodge and extends across the property for future use. The ranch is well-watered with a submersible well, six ponds/lakes ranging from ½ to 2 acres, eight wildlife watering stations, and a large water pila. All are connected by water lines, allowing consistent water levels year-round. Wildlife: The ranch supports an outstanding population of native whitetail deer, with the largest recorded buck scoring 197 Boone & Crockett. The combination of water, nutrition, and habitat creates excellent hunting opportunities. Additional game includes dove, quail, turkey, and seasonal waterfowl, along with abundant birdlife for watching and photography. Vegetation & Terrain: Spanning approximately 2,158± acres, the ranch features seven distinct soil types and a diverse landscape that supports high-protein native brush essential for trophy deer. Species include guayacan, granjeno, colima, kidneywood, cenizo, mesquite, blackbrush, prickly pear, and more. Improved and native grasses, including buffelgrass, along with cultivated fields, further enhance the ranch’s productivity and wildlife appeal.

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

Tucked beyond a winding drive and rolling pasture, this exceptional equestrian property offers the rare balance of privacy and everyday convenience—just minutes from shopping and I-85. Spanning approximately 46.94 acres of fully fenced pastureland with hardwood borders, this property is thoughtfully designed for both serious horse enthusiasts and those seeking a country lifestyle. At the heart of the farm, a well-equipped 6-stall horse barn features a tack room, wash bay, and access to a covered indoor arena, allowing for year-round riding and training. A round pen, multiple fenced paddocks, and a gently flowing creek bordering the back and side of the property create a setting that is as functional as it is picturesque. Frost-proof water hydrants are located through out providing easy access water for all your homesteading needs. The residence is a warm and inviting 2-bedroom, 2-bath log home, rich with character and natural wood finishes, offering a comfortable retreat overlooking the land you love. Whether enjoying quiet mornings on the porch or unwinding after a day in the saddle, the home embodies a relaxed, authentic Southern lifestyle. Although this home would serve as a great primary residence, there is a gorgeous build site for your new custom home while the existing home would make a perfect in-law home, rental or guest house. Adding both flexibility and value, the property also includes two efficiency dwellings—ideal for farm hands, guests, or potential income-producing rentals. This is a farm that provides a turnkey opportunity to live, work, and play while creating your family legacy.

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,

Rio Oro Ranch is a fabulous live water property conveniently located just 10 minutes north of main street Boerne with a custom limestone ranch house that blends in seamlessly with the surrounding topography and overlooks a canvas of live oaks and native grassland sweeping down to the Cypress-lined Guadalupe River valley below. IMPROVEMENTS: The 6,500 sf headquarters, designed by renowned architect Craig McMahon and built by Billy Johnson, both Lake Flato alumni, has a total of 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms and is comprised of 5buildings - main lodge, master suite, guest house, carport and barn - that are connected by breezeways and a central courtyard. The owners chose local materials including limestone and red oak, and wanted the footprint of the buildings to be one with the landscape. The builder and architect designed the house to be extremely efficient, installing a geothermal heating and cooling system coupled with natural breezeways off every room that cool the house 10 degrees with natural ventilation. The floor-to-ceilings windows in each room make you feel as if you’re living seamlessly within the surrounding nature. The focal point of the interior of the house is the gorgeous great-room with Douglas Fir walls and ceilings and a double-sided fireplace with a study/TV room on the backside. The outdoor area is set for entertaining with the swimming pool, alfresco dining patio, grilling area, and pizza oven. Other improvements include a nice pole barn with attached shop, livestock barn, and large covered hay barn. TERRAIN / Vegetation: The terrain is mostly gently rolling / usable with elevations ranging from 1160-1320 ft.ASL. The owners have done a wonderful job clearing the cedar allowing for native grasses to flourish and highlighting the Live Oaks scattered across the ranch. On the south side of the ranch there are 50 acres of productive coastal fields along the river. WATER:The highlight of Rio Oro Ranch is the 1.15 mi of crystal clear Guadalupe River frontage which forms the SE boundary of the ranch. There are 3 water wells on the ranch (1 windmill and 2 electric) which service the improvements and provide ample water for livestock and wildlife. WILDLIFE: Native whitetail, turkey, hogs, free-ranging Axis, and more. TAXES: Ag Exempt MINERALS: All owned will convey Coordinates 29.8889, -98.6432 LOCATION: The ranch has 4,200 ft of paved road frontage along FM 474 and is located a mere 8mi north of Boerne.

Description: Little Yoledigo Creek Ranch offers the opportunity to own a truly diverse piece of South Texas. The terrain transitions seamlessly from rolling hills to lush river bottom land, creating a landscape that feels like two worlds in one. Towering live oaks, sweeping views, and abundant water anchor the property, while practical improvements, diverse native brush, and a sense of seclusion make it both functional and private. This is a well-rounded ranch with the character, resources, and setting to be a very special place. Improvements: The main house, featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, is perched on a hilltop with long-distance views across the ranch. In addition, there are three guest cabins, perfect for hosting family and friends. Supporting the residences are two barns, one designed for equipment storage, and the other fully enclosed with concrete floors, four roll-top doors, and a walk-in cooler with a game-cleaning area. Ranch improvements include a 30-ton double-bin silo, 15 deer blinds, 12 protein feeders, and a high-fenced perimeter, making the property well-suited for both wildlife management and ranching operations. Water: This ranch is exceptionally well-watered. Eight water wells distribute water to multiple troughs across the property, while four tanks provide additional water sources for wildlife and can be supplemented from the wells as needed. One of the wells taps into the Carrizo Aquifer and is powered by 3-phase electricity, ensuring a reliable supply. Adding to its uniqueness, approximately half a mile of the Leona River forms the southern boundary—lined with stately live oaks and offering both beauty and function. Wildlife: The property supports a tremendous deer herd and has also been carefully developed into an outstanding quail hunting ranch. The deer herd has been under intensive management for years, with the owner enhancing habitat through water development, brush sculpting, and the planting of native grasses. A combination of diverse brush, a well-established feed program, and reliable water systems creates the ideal conditions for producing large whitetails and sustaining an abundance of wildlife. Quail strips and ample roosting trees further contribute to unusually strong quail and turkey populations. Vegetation: The ranch contains all the essential brush species needed to grow exceptional South Texas whitetails. Native browse includes guajillo, guayacan, blackbrush, granjeno, whitebrush, persimmon, prickly pear, and many others. Brush has been strategically sculpted to enhance quail habitat, creating a balanced environment for multiple species. Scattered throughout the property are large mesquite, oak, hackberry, and elm trees, adding both habitat diversity and scenic character. Minerals: Sellers owns a portion of minerals that will be conveyed to the buyer. There is one pad site located on the south end of the ranch, accessed through a separate gate by the fuel company. The current owner receives income from this production, which will transfer to the new owner. Taxes: $6,360.07 - Wildlife Exemption. $4,951.72 (Zavala) - $1,408.35 (Frio) Location: The ranch is accessed via 2.35± all weather deeded easement road off of Hwy 57. The gate to the easement is 13± miles E of Batesville, 22± miles W of Pearsall, 70± miles SW of San Antonio, 145± miles SW of Austin and 260± miles W of Houston.

Rare Opportunity for 94.15 Acres in Prime East Texas Countryside! Discover the incredible potential of this gently rolling pastureland,with scattered mature trees that provide shade and character throughout the landscape. A spring-fed creek meanders through the property, feeding into a serene pond — perfect for livestock, wildlife, or simply the enjoyment of the natural beauty that surrounds you. With approximately 1,184.22 feet of road frontage on County Road 379, this tract offers easy access and exceptional visibility. Whether you’re looking for a private ranch, recreational retreat, or investment opportunity, this versatile land provides the perfect canvas. Fertile soil, natural water sources, and a blend of open pasture and tree cover make it ideal for cattle, hay production, or future homestead development. Two adjacent tracts are also for sale with a total of 174.3 acres. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of scenic East Texas, near historic Palestine!

Description: Flying MMM Ranch is a turnkey, full package property that blends the beauty of water, nature, and modern amenities all in one thoughtfully crafted location. This property is highlighted by 2,072± feet of crystal-clear Llano River frontage, multiple living and entertaining spaces, two barns/workshops, heated infinity edge pool, farming and recreational equipment, irrigated garden, pickleball court, and more. Pairing modern conveniences with the serenity of the Hill Country, all ranch improvements have Wi-Fi access and all utilities have been buried, maintaining pristine views from the lighted walking path overlooking the Llano River. Simply put, you will be hard pressed to find a property that provides everything the Flying MMM has to offer all on one ranch. Improvements: The manageable improvements on Flying MMM Ranch provide spaces for entertaining friends and family and storing ranch essentials. In addition to the 1,800± sf River House overlooking the Llano River, there is the 1,600± sf entertainment/flex metal building with one full bath and kitchen, an infinity edge pool, two guest cabins that sleep 12 people, a 3, 600± sf barn, 1,800± sf workshop with office, several sheds for storage, and a high-pressure wash station for cars and equipment. Along the .25± mile walking path you will find a lighted bridge, complete with Wi-Fi access, that is great for relaxing and bird watching over the Llano River. *See broker for full list of ranch equipment that convey in sale. Water: The 2,072± linear feet of the beautiful Llano River frontage is complete with several deep holes that are great for swimming or fishing for Guadalupe Bass, catfish, and more. The river is easily accessible and private, with a riverside campground providing an excellent spot for picnics and late-night stargazing. One very strong water well at 50 GPM supply the ranch with all your watering needs. Technology: For those who like to stay connected and protected, this ranch is set up with Wi-Fi at all improvements, 30 Sonos stereo speakers throughout the ranch, many security cameras, and a two-way Motorola radio system with a 40-mile radius. Wildlife: Flying MMM Ranch is loaded with natural Texas wildlife. Whitetail deer, dove, wild pigs, catfish, Guadalupe River bass, many species of songbirds, waterfowl, road runners, coyotes, and even a Bald Eagle, can be seen around this Llano River property. Several blinds and feeders are scattered throughout the property and will convey with the ranch. Topography: Long range views are put on display with over 220’ of elevation change ranging from 1,380 to 1,600’ ASL. Additionally, selective cedar clearing has been done to meet wildlife needs and help promote fertile grasslands for grazing and enjoyment. POA: This property is part of the lightly restricted Persimmon Point POA. Contact broker for details. Minerals: Contact Broker Tax: Wildlife Tax Exempt. A wildlife management plan has been in place since 2004 and will go through 2028. Location: The property is located 11± miles S of Mason, 53± miles N of Fredericksburg, 120± miles W of Austin, 123± miles N of San Antonio, 281± miles W of Houston.

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.

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

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.

The most significant offering of Albemarle County acreage to reach the market in recent years—529.65 acres with sweeping Blue Ridge Mountain views, over 12 acres of open water across multiple ponds and a lake, and a setting of scale and possibility rarely found this close to Charlottesville. The property includes two residences and is served by multiple entrances along Earlysville Road, providing flexibility for future use. Open pastures, wooded acreage, and expansive water features combine to create a landscape equally suited for farming, recreation, or a private estate of exceptional presence. Its location is unmatched—minutes to Route 29 North, NGIC, and the Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport, with quick access to UVA and downtown Charlottesville. A property that offers both privacy and proximity, ready to support the next generation of vision in northern Albemarle.