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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.

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,

El Rancho Vacek is a stunning 716 acre legacy property located at the end of a private road in northeastern Lampasas County. Featuring over 2-miles of beautiful Lampasas River frontage, this ranch offers privacy, recreation, production, and breathtaking natural beauty, all within reach of major Texas cities. A true family ranch, ready to enjoy today and pass down for generations. IMPROVEMENTS: The ranch is well-equipped for both comfort and functionality, with a 3,818± sf 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom main house, equipped with a fireplace ideal for family gatherings. Additionally, there is a hunter’s cabin, a 30x50’ metal barn and working pens for livestock operations. Whether used as a full-time residence or weekend retreat, the infrastructure is in place for immediate enjoyment. WATER : Water is abundant and diverse on this property. With 2.3± miles of Lampasas River frontage, three (3) water wells, and one (1) stock pond supported by a solar well, it is ideal for recreation, livestock, and wildlife sustainability. LAND & TERRAIN: Elevations range from 1,260’ on the western hilltops down to 1,100’ along the river bottom. The diverse topography offers scenic hilltop views, fertile river bottom soil, dense native brush and hardwood timber, and open grazing and 90± acres with hay production. Native trees include live oak, post oak, red oak, bur oak, chinquapin oak, hackberry, cottonwood, and mesquite. This rich blend of terrain creates outstanding wildlife habitat and agricultural potential. WILDLIFE & RECREATION:: Lampasas County is known for excellent hunting and includes ten (10) deer blinds and feeders. The ranch is turnkey for sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts. Wildlife species include White-tailed deer, turkey, and feral hogs. Enjoy hunting, fishing, hiking, ATV riding, livestock management, or peaceful riverfront relaxation. MINERALS: Seller will convey all owned mineral interests (exact ownership unknown). No current production on the property. TAXES: 2025 Ag Exempt Taxes: $9,747.83 LOCATION: Convenient yet secluded just 22± miles north of Lampasas via Hwy 281, 96± miles to Austin, 150± miles to San Antonio, 152± miles to Dallas, 131± miles to Fort Worth, and 240± miles to Houston. Directions: From Hwy 281, turn onto CR 2925, right on CR 2901, right on the private road leading directly to the ranch gate.

This picturesque 39-acre farm offers a rare blend of income potential and peaceful country living. With 36 irrigated acres, including 31 acres of premium horse hay yielding 80-100 tons annually, the property is well established for agricultural success and supported by long-standing water rights and a canal running along the northern boundary. The main home features floor to ceiling windows framing sweeping views and a primary suite on the main level. Lovingly maintained grounds include gardens, fruit trees, and tranquil ponds that reflect the surrounding beauty. Equestrian facilities are exceptional with a 100x80 barn, stalls, tack rooms, office, paddocks, wash stations, and round pen. An established horse hotel and income-producing Airbnb add opportunity, while a spacious workshop, RV hookups, and irrigated pastures complete this offering. A rare chance to enjoy both beauty and business in one extraordinary estate.

Cypress Vista Ranch is a premier Hill Country recreational estate ideally located just minutes from Johnson City, Texas, and approximately 20 miles from Dripping Springs. This meticulously improved, high-fenced ranch offers an exceptional suite of amenities, including a main residence, guest house, barn, multiple water wells, and numerous additional improvements thoughtfully distributed throughout the property. Designed and managed as a first-class hunting ranch, Cypress Vista Ranch features a well-established whitetail deer herd supported by the MLD Level 3 program and a DMP breeding pen, along with a successful upland bird operation. The property also supports Axis deer and a small population of Blackbuck. A centrally located, scenic fishing pond enhances both the recreational appeal and overall aesthetics of the ranch. The land showcases an outstanding blend of gently rolling Hill Country terrain, scenic elevation changes, and diverse native brush, providing exceptional views and excellent wildlife habitat. A portion of the ranch is protected by a Conservation Easement held by The Nature Conservancy, preserving its natural beauty while maintaining recreational use. Improvements Cypress Vista Ranch is well improved and turnkey. The main residence is a 3-bedroom, 4.5-bath home situated atop a prominent hilltop, offering sweeping views and featuring a swimming pool ideal for entertaining. The guest house includes 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and is located near a well-equipped barn. The barn features a bunk room, two roll-up garage doors, a game-processing and cleaning area with walk-in cooler, and ample storage. Behind the barn are dog kennels, an equipment shed, and additional supporting improvements for ranch operations. Vegetation & Terrain The ranch is characterized by classic Central Texas vegetation, including Live Oak, Post Oak, and other native hardwoods. Selective cedar clearing has created open fields, improved grasses, and diverse wildlife cover. Elevations range from approximately 1,100 feet to 1,260 feet at the highest point, providing excellent topography and views. Wildlife The property supports a thriving whitetail deer population managed through MLD3, along with Axis deer and a small herd of Blackbuck. A chukar, quail, and pheasant breeding facility sustains a strong upland bird hunting program. The large pond offers quality largemouth bass fishing. Water Cypress Vista Ranch is exceptionally well watered, featuring four water wells and two windmill wells (in need of reworking). Several wells are interconnected and supported by ample water storage, ensuring reliable water distribution throughout the property. Minerals: See Broker Taxes: Wildlife Exempt - +- $14,000 School: Johnson City ISD

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.

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.

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.

Description: Discover the untapped potential of this breathtaking 128-acre property located just 7 miles outside of Blanco, offering the perfect blend of seclusion, accessibility, and natural beauty. With valuable road frontage on Crabapple Road, this Hill Country gem features rolling topography and dramatic elevation changes that open up to sweeping long-distance views—ideal for a private retreat or future development. Whether you're looking to build a custom estate, establish a hunting or recreational getaway, or invest in land with strong upside potential, this property has it all. Native hardwoods, open pastures, a natural spring fed pond, and a variety of wildlife create a diverse and vibrant landscape that's both functional and picturesque. Utilities are nearby, and the location offers a rare balance of tranquility and convenience—just minutes from the heart of Blanco, and within easy reach of Fredericksburg, Johnson City, and the greater Austin-San Antonio corridor. Improvements: This property is void of any standing improvements and gives the new owner a blank canvas to do as they please. This property is unrestricted with utilities nearby. Land: These 128 acres has a touch of everything. Flat grasslands in the front with close to 100 feet of elevation change in the back for long distance views overlooking the scenic hill county. There is a spring fed pond that holds water year-round for wildlife to thrive and enjoy. Wildlife: The property supports a healthy and diverse population of native Hill Country wildlife. Whitetail deer, axis deer, homegrown turkey, dove, and wild hogs are frequently seen, offering excellent hunting opportunities. The natural mix of cover, water access, and open areas creates a thriving habitat that also attracts songbirds, foxes, and other native species—making it a great location for both hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. Note: There is one easement on the property, see broker for details. Taxes: Ag Exempt. Minerals: Negotiable. Location: Located 7+/- miles West of Blanco, 30 +/- miles Southeast of Fredericksburg, 40 +/- miles North of San Antonio, 50 +/- miles West of Austin.

Horse lovers and equestrian professionals alike will be drawn to Mystic Meadows, a premier ranch property designed for training, boarding, breeding, and refined country living. Blending world-class equestrian facilities with the serenity of a private retreat, this exceptional estate offers a lifestyle few properties can match. The pristine 42-acre property includes a beautiful home, three barns and several wells. It has seven fenced paddocks with prime Argentine Bahia grass and automated watering systems. Serious riders will appreciate the lighted outdoor riding arena with footing designed for performance horses. The 4,800-sq.-ft. modern horse barn can withstand winds up to 140 mph. It has twelve 14x14 stalls, each with its own center drain and individual high-performance ceiling fans, custom slip-resistant rubber mats that aid in cleanliness and fly control system. The air-conditioned tack room is equipped with a washer/dryer and refrigerator, and has hot and cold water and a half bath. The 4,840-sq.-ft. equipment/storage barn includes three oversized garage spaces and a workshop. The third barn is 6,850 square feet with concrete flooring, great for storage for hay, shavings and trailers. An industrial diesel generator and a high-pressure agricultural well ensure the ranch is totally self-sustaining. After a busy day, the well-appointed home offers a relaxing haven with three spacious beds, three baths and two large living areas, both with cozy feature fireplaces. Tile flooring provides a seamless flow into the open gourmet kitchen, which has granite countertops and a host of cabinets and appliances. The master suite is particularly spacious and has a lavishly appointed bathroom with a deep jetted tub, walk-in shower and twin vanities. When you could go for a dip in a pool, the huge screened patio has a kidney-shaped pool and a hot tub for soothing aching muscles. It’s surrounded by far-reaching views of the surrounding paddocks and mature native trees. Combining a dream home and lifestyle with the possibility of a working equestrian business, this is a unique opportunity to change direction and secure the good life. Located close to I-10, this dream facility is convenient for many A-rated equestrian events as well as South Walton beaches and the Destin-Fort Walton Airport.

Welcome to a sprawling 2515-acre raw land ranch, nestled in the captivating landscapes of South Texas. This expansive haven embodies the essence of untamed beauty and offers a blank canvas for your imagination to roam free. As you step onto the vast property, the sun-drenched prairies stretch out before you, their golden hues harmonizing with the azure skies above. Gentle breezes carry the scent of wildflowers, adding a touch of sweetness to the air, while the rhythmic chirping of native birds creates a soothing symphony in the background. The rugged terrain of the ranch, characterized by rolling hills, windmills, valleys, and draws, creates a stunning backdrop that evokes a sense of awe and wonder. Ancient cactus and mesquite trees stand tall and proud. As you traverse the property, you'll discover hidden gems at every turn. From open pastures, ideal for cattle grazing, dense pockets of mesquite and brush offering a sanctuary for wildlife, this raw land offers endless possibilities for outdoor enthusiasts, conservationists, and those seeking an authentic connection to nature. The ranch presents an opportunity to create your own vision and shape the land according to your desires. Whether you dream of building the ultimate private retreat that blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings, developing a working ranch with cattle or exotic game, or simply preserving the land as a pristine sanctuary, the options are as vast as the landscape itself. Nightfall brings a celestial display like no other, with the expansive southern sky revealing a tapestry of stars that seem within reach. Far away from the city lights, you'll find solace and a deep connection as you gaze into the vastness of the cosmos, finding inspiration and a sense of tranquility under the canopy of vividly clear stars. This South Texas raw land ranch is a testament to the unspoiled beauty of the region, beckoning those who yearn for a simpler, more authentic way of life. With its boundless acreage, diverse terrain, and raw potential, it is an invitation to embrace the wild, to write your own story, and to create a legacy that will endure for generations to come.

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.

The 2,238 deeded acre ranch is located about 8 miles NW of Sundance Wyoming in the Black Hills National Forest at an altitude of 5,500' about one hour W of Rapid City, SD on I 90. The name Sundance evokes images of rowdy Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid leading the wild bunch out of Wyoming on the longest stretch of bank and train robberies in history of the Old West. The name Sundance also summons up visions of Native American tribes camped at the base of nearby Sundance Mountain in the mystical Black Hills where they performed their sacred Sundance. This region is where the North American Tribal and Cowboy cultures grappled in a historic collision course. In these rolling hills covered with Ponderosa Pine, Aspen & Oak, the family has aggregated 5 ranch parcels providing the beautiful setting for their brand-new western cabin about 3,578 SF, six new hunting cabins and three new pole barn shops located strategically across the ridge lines, meadows and forests. South Miller Creek meanders through the ranch. At dawn and dusk the ranch meadows are traversed by cattle, elk and deer with Boone and Crocket class bulls and bucks, stalked by mountain lion and an occasional bear. Turkeys, upland game birds and waterfowl are common sights. The mountain meadows support about 200 cow/calf pairs, stocked through a seasonal lease with a ranch neighbor. The ranch owner has built high quality new corrals for working the cattle and for shipping. About 20 miles of mostly new fences enclose the ranch boundaries. Cattle are rotated through fenced pastures. To help disperse the cattle, 8 new stock watering tanks are distributed across the ranch supplied through about 5 miles of underground water lines. The water is pumped from a spring at the valley floor to a holding tank at the ranch high point. From that high point the water gravity flows to the strategically placed stock tanks that operate with solar panels to control the rate of water flow. Up there, Devils Tower, the Nation's first National Monument is visible about 8 miles to the NW as the raven flies. Two new shops are located in convenient locations at the North and South ends of the ranch, to support the ranch operations. Profitable timber harvest operations on the ranch have thinned the beautiful ponderosa pine forests. The dozens of high mountain meadows provide hardy high altitude grass as feed for the cattle and abundant wildlife. The mix of meadows and forest provide excellent cover for the wildlife. The ranch manager wrangles horses for cowboying, hunting and trail rides on the remarkable ranch trail network, winding about 20 miles on various routes across the ranch to the Black Hills National Forest, which offers several hundred thousand acres of recreational opportunities throughout the four enchanting ranch seasons.

AUCTION: Bidder registration deadline: 19 November. Starting bids expected between $3M-$5M. Established in 1857, just one year after the city of Weatherford, this storied 326-acre ranch stands as a true piece of Parker County heritage, held under the same ownership for 169 years. From elevated hilltops, sweeping panoramas stretch to the distant Fort Worth skyline, framing some of the most memorable sunrises and sunsets in North Texas. Approximately 110 feet of elevation change shapes a landscape of dramatic hills and valleys, level to rolling pastures, and scattered mature trees, while four picturesque ponds invite quiet exploration. Multiple striking build sites set the stage for a luxury ranch estate, equestrian facility, recreational retreat, cattle operation, or thoughtful development, all surrounded by large neighboring ranches just minutes from downtown Weatherford.

This expansive Tennessee estate offers an unrivaled blend of privacy, custom craftsmanship, and stunning waterfront views while spanning over 300 contiguous acres. The majestic custom-built luxury home and guesthouse are prominently positioned overlooking the deep-water, spring-fed lake loaded with bass and crappie waiting for you to cast a line. As you step inside, the soaring floor-to-ceiling glass literally brings the outside in.Set across over 300 acres, the exterior of this custom estate is every bit as extraordinary as the residence itself, offering a rare blend of privacy, recreation, and natural beauty. A stunning spring-fed lake, approximately 14 feet deep, serves as the centerpiece of the property, providing exceptional opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and peaceful enjoyment of the surrounding landscape. Stocked with bass, crappie, and bluegill, the lake creates a year-round playground for family and guests while enhancing the property's scenic appeal. This outstanding property features more than 2,000 feet of frontage along Highway 70, offering tremendous flexibility and long-term value. The extensive road frontage provides the potential for multiple access points, allowing for a variety of future uses and development options if desired. Whether envisioned as a private estate, family compound, recreational retreat, or investment property, the substantial Highway 70 frontage enhances both accessibility and versatility while creating opportunities for future subdivision or multiple homesites. Beyond the water, the land unfolds into a diverse mix of timber, rolling terrain, open meadows, and abundant wildlife habitat. An established trail network winds throughout the property, providing miles of access for ATV riding, horseback riding, hiking, and exploring the countryside with family and pets. The acreage also offers outstanding deer and turkey hunting, with ideal habitat and natural travel corridors supporting healthy wildlife populations. Whether enjoying a morning hunt, an afternoon on the water, a horseback ride through the woods, or an evening hike overlooking the lake, this exceptional property delivers an unmatched outdoor lifestyle in a private and picturesque setting. The approximate 8700 sq ft custom estate home is constructed with timeless brick and topped with an architectural roof, blending durability with classic design. Multiple outdoor living spaces, including three balconies, provide elevated vantage points to take in the sweeping views of the estate. The home is further supported by a full, finished walkout basement with 12-inch poured foundation walls, along with a floored attic for additional storage. Thoughtful infrastructure elements such as a sump pump and advanced drainage system surround the home, ensuring long-term integrity. The attached garage with space for 6-7 vehicles is designed with both practicality and versatility in mind, featuring convenient drive-through capability, a separate alarm system, propane heater, fire suppression system, and LiftMaster side-mount openers. Above the garage, the 2200 sq ft guest residence offers additional accommodations, perfect for visitors or extended stays. Modern efficiency and security are seamlessly integrated throughout the property. Exterior LED lighting enhances both ambiance and visibility, while a comprehensive camera system-including cellular-enabled coverage across the property and a Honeywell system near and within the home-provides peace of mind. Utilities are equally impressive, with a well water system featuring updated computerized controls, septic system, underground power, and propane service. Solar panels, installed within the past two years, produce approximately 14.5 kilowatts, offering significant energy efficiency well beyond the home's typical usage. The interior of this extraordinary custom estate home is defined by exceptional scale, craftsmanship, and state-of-the-art amenities, offering a level of luxury and detail rarely found. Featuring six spacious bedrooms and six full plus two half bathrooms, the home is thoughtfully designed to provide both grand entertaining spaces and private retreats. The main-level primary suite is a true sanctuary, highlighted by generous proportions, reinforced construction including a safe room / storm shelter area, a spa-caliber bath complete with heated floors, whirlpool tub, multi-jet shower, double vanities, large walk-in closets and premium refined finishes throughout. Throughout the home, soaring ceilings exceeding 12 feet are accented by striking cedar faux beams, while 1/2-inch solid oak hardwoods and marble flooring create a timeless and elegant foundation. A custom all-oak staircase serves as a stunning architectural centerpiece, complemented by Marvin anti-glare, impact-resistant, tinted windows dressed with full window treatments. Modern convenience meets high performance with fiber internet, CAT5 wiring, surround sound, central vacuum system, and a comprehensive fire suppression and security system. The gourmet kitchen is impeccably appointed with Viking appliances, including a gas range, double ovens, warming drawer, and built-in microwave, along with a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer. Designed for both function and style, it features granite, marble, and quartz countertops, dual cast iron sinks, a large island, pantry with roll-out cabinetry, under-counter lighting, and a spacious eat-in area with adjoining keeping room. A wet bar, wine cooler, ice maker, and reverse osmosis water filtration system further enhance the home's entertaining capabilities. Additional interior highlights include a private mother-in-law suite, exercise room, media room, and a fully equipped theatre with surround sound, recliners, remote blinds, and dedicated amenities. The wine cellar is designed for true connoisseurs, featuring a chiller system, cigar ventilation, and plumbing for a future wet bar. A versatile fully finished basement with floating ceiling panels and water-resistant construction adds further flexibility. Comfort and efficiency are paramount, with five geothermal HVAC units, humidity control, R36 insulation, three tankless water heaters, and a gas forced air system. A wood-burning fireplace with propane starter and custom masonry adds warmth and character, while a three-passenger elevator ensures effortless access throughout the home. Every element of this residence has been carefully curated to deliver an unmatched living experience combining luxury, innovation, and enduring quality. The well-appointed guesthouse offers approximately 2,200 square feet of comfortable, private living space-ideal for hosting family, friends, or generating rental income. Featuring 2 spacious bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, the layout is both functional and inviting, designed to accommodate extended stays with ease. The home is equipped with a gas stove and separately metered utilities, providing flexibility for use as an income-producing property. Modern conveniences include an electric water heater, propane gas central heating and air, and a dedicated alarm system connected to the garage for added security and peace of mind. Thoughtfully designed and fully self-sufficient, this guesthouse is a valuable and versatile addition to the property. Owner is offering a deluxe one year home warranty from American Home Shield. Recreational opportunities abound across more than 300 acres of meticulously managed land, offering an exceptional outdoor experience for hunters, anglers, and nature enthusiasts alike. The property boasts prime deer and turkey habitat, with a proven history of Quality Deer Management (QDM) supporting healthy wildlife populations and outstanding hunting opportunities. A beautiful stocked lake and additional water features provide excellent fishing for bass, crappie and bluegill, creating year-round enjoyment for family and guests. An established trail network winds throughout the property, making it easy to explore every corner of the landscape. Whether riding ATVs, horseback riding through the scenic countryside, taking a leisurely hike with the dog, or simply enjoying the beauty of the outdoors, the well-maintained trails offer endless opportunities for recreation and adventure. Combining premier hunting, fishing, and trail riding, this property delivers the complete outdoor lifestyle in a private and picturesque setting. Lake Halford is the largest man-made small impoundment lake in West Tennessee with more than 22 miles of shoreline. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency began management of Lake Halford (formerly known as the Carroll County 1000-acre Recreational Lake) in 2022. Just minutes north of the property, Lake Halford is open to fishing and recreational activities. Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area is a premier outdoor destination offering over 170,000 acres of protected public land between Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley. The area is renowned for its endless recreational opportunities including boating, fishing, kayaking, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, wildlife viewing, and miles of designated ATV and off-road trails. LBL also features abundant public hunting land, scenic overlooks, lakeside campgrounds, beaches, and educational attractions such as the Homeplace 1850s Working Farm and the Elk & Bison Prairie. With two world-class lakes, rolling hardwood forests, and year-round access to outdoor adventure, Land Between the Lakes provides a rare balance of recreation, conservation, and natural beauty that continues to draw outdoor enthusiasts from across the region. Big Sandy National Wildlife Refuge encompasses more than 14,000 acres of protected wetlands, forests, and bottomland habitats along the Tennessee River and Kentucky Lake. Managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the refuge plays a vital role in wildlife conservation while offering outstanding opportunities for outdoor recreation. Visitors enjoy excellent fishing, waterfowl hunting, deer and turkey hunting, wildlife viewing, birdwatching, photography, hiking, and boating access to quiet backwaters and sloughs. The refuge is especially known for its rich biodiversity, seasonal migrations of waterfowl, and expansive natural scenery. With limited development and a strong conservation focus, Big Sandy provides a peaceful, unspoiled outdoor experience and enhances the natural beauty and recreational appeal of the surrounding Kentucky Lake region. Paris Landing State Park and Lodge is a premier waterfront destination located on the shores of Kentucky Lake in Henry County, Tennessee. The park offers a full-service marina, sandy swimming beach, lakeside picnic areas, boat ramps, fishing piers, and scenic walking trails, making it a favorite for boating, fishing, and family recreation. The Paris Landing State Park Lodge features comfortable guest rooms and dining overlooking the lake, along with meeting and event space ideal for weddings, retreats, and corporate gatherings. With its beautifully maintained grounds, panoramic lake views, championship golf course, and easy access to Kentucky Lake, Paris Landing provides a perfect blend of relaxation, recreation, and hospitality in one of West Tennessee's most scenic settings. Approximately 30 acres is tillable for row crop. A local farmer currently leases (cash rent) the acreage and rotates between corn and soybeans. All owned mineral rights to convey. West Tennessee enjoys a comfortable four-season climate that allows residents to experience the best of each time of year. Spring brings mild temperatures, blooming landscapes, and vibrant greenery, while summers offer warm days perfect for fishing, boating, and outdoor recreation. Fall is highlighted by crisp air, colorful foliage, and ideal conditions for hunting and outdoor recreation. Winters are generally moderate providing a pleasant seasonal change without prolonged harsh weather. This balanced climate supports year-round outdoor enjoyment and enhances the region's appeal for both full-time residents and recreational property owners. 15 minutes from Huntington, TN - Walmart Supercenter 25 minutes from Jackson, TN - Walgreens, restaurants, hospital, grocery shopping Jackson airport offers routes connecting Atlanta and Chicago 90 minutes from Memphis, TN 2 hours from Nashville, TN

Bighorn Mountain Hideout is located deep in the Bighorn Mountains. Sitting high atop the surrounding timbered valleys at nearly 8000 feet, the view from the lodge extends over 100 miles. White Creek splits and follows both the northern and southern borders. This 160 acre oasis is bordered by BLM on the west. Peace and quiet is what made the location perfect for the Hideout. Protected by thick timber and vast prairie, the parcel of land is truly as serene as it gets. Crisp fresh mountain air blowing up through the valley of pines defines purity. White creeks flows year around through the valley creating a high elevation ecosystem. Helicopter pad. Grass runway for small aircraft. Rested grass and thick pines provide the perfect combination for one looking to spend more time in the outdoors.   Luxury at its finest, the main lodge was hand built painstakingly in this remote location. Small loads of logs were hauled into the site and when needed, brought in by helicopter. Patience during the planning process is now appreciated as it feels as if each individual structure was carefully placed where it stands without disturbing the surrounding natural feel. The concept for this lodge was to be able to cater to large groups of people demanding privacy and a first class experience. The main lodge has an open floor plan with high quality craftsmanship and attention to detail. Three separate matching cabins with the same quality craftsmanship offer multiple lock-off options to accommodate several families and guests. A fifth cabin, the cook house, has sleeping quarters to accommodate a full time chef. This cabin also features indoor and outdoor prep areas and seating locations allowing for large parties to take advantage of the weather and enjoy the outdoors. A stock pond offers trout fishing with a swimming dock. An outdoor barbecue area with a fire pit, nestled in the trees, holds all the stories and memories from the past...yet eagerly waits for new tradtion's to start. This Big Horn mountain ranch is perhaps the perfect location for hosting a true get-a-way far from the beaten path of civilization. Access to the bordering BLM and only minutes from the National Forest offer endless recreational opportunities. For those who like to hunt, the elk herd is world class. Mature quality elk water at the pond as they bugle around the homes. The grassy mountain top has a long history of being the best rut area on the historic Bighorn Mountain Ranch. Upland birds thrive. Sage grouse, hungarian partridge and chukars can be heard and seen as they fly into the pond to water. This ranch, combined with the infrastructures is set up perfect for corporate outings, a recreational business or family get-a-way. Seller's may lease additional property to support an outfitting business or Dude Ranch. This is a first time offering to own a piece of history. Cattle grazing This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Bighorn Mountain Ranch. Located in the Big Horn Mountains above Shell, Wyoming. Additional land may be available. Please inquire.

Welcome to Moonlit Sage Ranch located inside premiere gated community of Pinon Hills this 1500 +/- acre masterplanned community focused on recreational hunting for the avid outdoorsman and equestrian enthusiast. This 175 acre ranch was originally held aside as the premier parcel for the original developer of Pinon Hills. The developers always pick the best to keep for themselves. This 175 acre ranch was built in a beautiful mountain setting, extremely quiet with spectacular views, river access and includes multiple ponds and backs up directly to thousands of acres of national forest and also Ute Indian land ( the Ute Indians are well know for their incredible game management) this lot was held back for the original developer and the developers always hold the best lots for themselves. From the property there is a private entrance to the national forest only available to the owners within Pinon Hills Community, not accessible to the public. The ranch also has newly built 1900 sqft 3 bd/2 bth barndominium, plus corrals and storage shed all with incredible views of the Mountains Peaks of Pagosa Springs, CO. The ranch has a 28,000 gallon rainwater catchment system with full filtration an UV filters, (great water), the ranch runs on a solar system with a back up generator and fuel tank for easy fills, and new split level AC! Under ground power is also available but just not needed. Pinion Hills is a master planned community with one of the best HOA's I've ever seen in my opinion. This HOA currently allows hunting with bow or crossbow and Air Rifles only (all calibers) . When you enter the ranch there is also a 12 acre private common area directly on the San Juan River (both sides) complete with Gazebo for picnics, kids birthdays etc and fantastic fishing for any age to enjoy, every spring the HOA stocks the ponds on the ranch. Through out the ranch there are common areas for horseback riding with a maintained trial that goes around the 1500 +/- acres for riding the horses and then from there you may head directly into the national forest for absolute endless riding and no having to tailer the horses. So nice to have that feature. The HOA also provide year round road maintenance and snow removal. Most of the ranches have a cistern or some do have drilled a well for water and the HOA provides you with 1000 gallons a month of FREE water and it's delivered for those that just want a cistern. The power is all underground, no power lines blocking your views. The hunting inside the ranch is nothing short of incredible as the ranch is a favorite spot for the Mule deer and Elk to winter because of the mild climate, and elevation with an unlimited food source and lots of water for the animals and then because the ranch backs to National Forest and the hunting continues but now with rifle if you choose and Colorado offers OTC Elks tags on 2nd and 3rd rifle. This 175 acre property is literally the only piece in the entire community that gets land owner Mule Deer tags and the Deer and Elk are just everywhere. The owner has received 3/4 mule deer tags every year which he always uses one and sells the others. These tags are ALWAYS in demand. Also for the hunting on the property there is just the best looking tree stand that is spray foam insulated and very comfortable and it was placed in the perfect position for a perfect bow shot of 55-65 yards directly over looking one of the many ponds. It really is your own private hunting spot as no other owner can qualify for the land owner tags and also why there in such demand. You are the only one that would qualify for land owner tags. (Owner financing with very attractive terms are available for qualified buyers) Hunting, fishing, mountain biking, hiking, or whatever your favorite outdoor activity is ........

Overview: Nestled in the heart of the historic Clear Creek Valley in Cooke County, Rolling R Ranch is a remarkable legacy property that represents a rare opportunity to own one of North Texas' most captivating landscapes. Encompassing approximately 1,303 contiguous acres, the ranch combines rich agricultural heritage, exceptional recreational value, and the natural beauty that has attracted families to the valley for generations. Defined by more than 2.5 miles of Clear Creek, mature hardwood forests, native grasslands, and ancient pecan groves, the property's diverse landscape supports productive cattle operations while offering outstanding hunting, fishing, horseback riding, and outdoor recreation. Rolling R Ranch was not acquired as a finished property. Instead, it was thoughtfully assembled and carefully shaped over nearly 30 years by the current owner through the acquisition of adjoining acreage and a long-term vision centered on stewardship, family, and the outdoors. Every major decision-from the placement of homes, trails, and scenic overlooks to grazing management and wildlife habitat conservation-was made to preserve the ranch's natural character while enhancing its functionality and beauty. The result is a property that reflects decades of intentional land stewardship and planning, designed with future generations in mind. The ranch's dramatic topography and timeless character sets it apart from virtually every other offering in the region. More than 100 feet of elevation change unfolds across sharp ridges and scenic overlooks, revealing breathtaking panoramic views of the Clear Creek Valley below. From sunrise casting golden light across the creek bottoms to vibrant Texas sunsets stretching across the horizon, the ranch's elevated vantage points offer an ever-changing backdrop showcasing the very best of Cooke County. The improvements have been thoughtfully positioned to preserve the property's commanding views while encouraging outdoor living. The main ranch home is in a park-like setting featuring professional landscaping, flagstone walkways, a swimming pool, and a hot tub that seamlessly blend into the surrounding landscape. Complementing the residence is an exceptional equestrian barndominium with well-appointed living quarters, strategically positioned so the owner can enjoy close proximity to the horses. Located near the historic Chisholm Trail and Butterfield Overland Mail Route, Rolling R Ranch occupies one of North Texas' most historically significant landscapes. Historic pioneer trail remnants, nearby frontier landmarks, and connections to the legend of Sam Bass add another layer to the property's rich history. Despite its remarkable sense of seclusion, expansive views, and exceptional natural diversity, the ranch is located approximately 75 minutes from the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, making it ideally suited for family retreats, recreation, equestrian pursuits, and working ranch operations. Recreation: Beyond its exceptional hunting opportunities, the Rolling R Ranch has been thoughtfully enjoyed as a place for outdoor recreation and family adventure. An extensive network of trails winds through the property, providing miles of routes well suited for hiking, mountain biking, and enduro riding while showcasing the ranch's diverse terrain, hardwood forests, limestone ridges, and native grasslands. More than 2.5 miles of Clear Creek invite endless exploration. A long-standing family tradition known simply as 'creeking' involves walking the creek from one end of the ranch to the other, discovering limestone ledges, clear pools, wildlife, and artifacts from days gone by. It is an experience that has become a defining part of the ranch for multiple generations. A dedicated camping area, complete with elevated tent platforms and a fire pit, provides an ideal gathering place for overnight stays beneath the stars. Visit our website to continue reading full write-up.

Escape to 300± acres of pristine mountain paradise just 15-20 minutes northwest of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Enjoy end-of-the-road privacy with a stunning 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath custom log home showcasing panoramic views of the Yampa Valley, Sleeping Giant, Steamboat Springs, and Mount Werner. A one-acre, creek-fed fish pond enhances the setting, while abundant wildlife-including elk, mule deer, pronghorn, black bears, and countless birds. The land is a remarkable blend of rugged mountain terrain, abundant water resources, and diverse wildlife habitat. Elevations range from approximately 6,900 to 7,700 feet, creating a varied landscape of rolling meadows, forested hillsides, and dramatic rock outcroppings. Large stands of aspen, lodgepole pine, blue spruce, and dense Gambel oak provide exceptional beauty, privacy, and year-round habitat for wildlife. Wildlife on Farnsworth Creek Legacy Ranch is diverse and includes Elk, Mule Deer, Pronghorn Antelope, Black Bear, Mountain Lions and Bobcats, coyotes, Badgers, Sandhill Cranes, Canada Geese and multiple duck species an countless small mammals and song birds. The humming birds will come in droves to the many feeders around the house. Farnsworth Creek flows through the property, supplying an impressive network of 11 ponds, including a picturesque one-acre pond that serves as a focal point of the ranch. Two natural springs further enhance the property's abundant water resources. Towering caprock formations define portions of the western boundary, adding both character and striking scenery. Open meadows are interspersed throughout the ranch, providing excellent grazing opportunities and spectacular mountain views. A fenced 40-acre horse and livestock pasture offers functional agricultural use while maintaining the property's recreational appeal. The combination of diverse vegetation, reliable water, varied topography, and exceptional privacy creates a truly outstanding mountain ranch setting. The centerpiece of the ranch is an extraordinary 4,145± square-foot custom log home, handcrafted from premium logs sourced from British Columbia. Designed to capture the surrounding beauty while providing exceptional comfort, the residence features four bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, and timeless mountain architecture throughout. The heart of the home is a stunning great room anchored by a dramatic double-sided, wood-burning fireplace that soars 24 feet to the ceiling. Two custom mantels accent the fireplace, including one crafted from cedar harvested in western Colorado. Expansive windows flood the home with natural light while framing breathtaking views of the Yampa Valley, Steamboat Springs, Sleeping Giant, the Steamboat Ski Area, and the ranch's picturesque pond below. In the winter months when the ski area is up and running the ski area is an awesome sight when the runs are lit up for night skiing!! The custom kitchen is designed for both entertaining and everyday living, featuring granite countertops, handcrafted cabinetry, and an inviting dining nook surrounded by spectacular scenery. Throughout the main level, reclaimed barn wood flooring salvaged from a historic Kansas barn adds warmth, character, and authenticity. The main-level primary suite is a private retreat, highlighted by a gas fireplace constructed from native stones that were carefully hauled by mule from the backcountry of the property. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms and a spacious office with its own gas fireplace provide comfortable accommodations for family and guests. Outdoor living is equally impressive, with a large three-quarter wraparound deck and expansive patios offering multiple gathering areas to enjoy the surrounding landscape. Custom iron railings, artistically designed to resemble aspen branches and incorporate mountain and wildlife scenes, reflect the property's deep connection to its natural setting. From the deck or the great room, owners can overlook the large pond below and enjoy frequent sightings of elk, deer, waterfowl, and other wildlife throughout the day, creating an ever-changing backdrop that embodies the best of Colorado mountain living. There Additionally there is a open sided livestock loafing shed across the way from the home where horses, cattle, goats, sheep or whatever type of livestock you want to bring along can get out of the hot sun or adverse weather. There is water and electricity at the barn site if there is ever desire for expanding to a larger and more formal barn and livestock facility.   Recreational opportunities on the ranch are exceptional and available throughout every season of the year. The property's diverse landscape of aspen groves, lodgepole pine forests, Gambel oak-covered hillsides, open meadows, ponds, and mountain terrain creates an ideal setting for hiking, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. Miles of private trails and natural travel corridors invite exploration, whether enjoying a peaceful morning walk along Farnsworth Creek or spending an afternoon traversing the property's scenic ridges and meadows. The ranch has good established trails for snowmobiling and the area around Steamboat Lake, Rabbit Ears Pass and the Flat Tops are some of the best riding in the country. The ranch supports an impressive diversity of wildlife, making it an outstanding sporting and wildlife-viewing property. Elk, mule deer, pronghorn, black bear, occasional waterfowl, raptors, and numerous songbird species are regularly observed throughout the ranch. The combination of abundant water, varied vegetation, forest cover, and open feeding areas provides excellent year-round habitat for both resident and migratory wildlife populations. Beyond the ranch boundaries, thousands of acres of nearby public lands offer virtually unlimited opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, snowmobiling, and backcountry exploration. The property's location places owners within easy reach of some of the finest outdoor recreation found anywhere in the Rocky Mountains. World-class skiing and mountain recreation are available just minutes away at Mount Werner and the Steamboat Ski Resort, where owners can enjoy downhill skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, scenic gondola rides, hiking trails, and summer events. Historic Howelsen Hill, the oldest continuously operating ski area in Colorado, offers additional skiing, Nordic trails, and ski-jumping facilities. Families and guests will also appreciate nearby attractions such as the Steamboat Alpine Slide, hot springs, championship golf courses, and the renowned fishing opportunities of the Yampa River and the Elk River. Whether pursuing outdoor adventure, enjoying a day of hunting on the ranch, exploring surrounding public lands, or simply watching wildlife from the deck overlooking the pond, the property offers a rare combination of private recreation and convenient access to the unmatched outdoor amenities that have made the Steamboat Springs area one of Colorado's most sought-after destinations. While primarily valued for its recreational and residential appeal, the ranch also offers excellent opportunities for small-scale agricultural use. A fenced 40-acre pasture provides ample space for horses, cattle, sheep, goats, or other domestic livestock. In addition, much of the remaining 260± acres can be utilized for seasonal grazing, significantly expanding the property's carrying capacity and agricultural versatility. The ranch's productive meadows, quality native grasses, abundant water resources, and favorable growing conditions create a healthy environment for both grazing and animal husbandry. The meadow located northeast of the home offers the potential for a small annual hay crop, providing supplemental forage for livestock and enhancing the property's self-sufficiency. Supported by reliable water from Farnsworth Creek, multiple ponds, and natural springs, the ranch combines quality feed, dependable water, and functional pastureland to accommodate a variety of agricultural pursuits while preserving its exceptional mountain character. Steamboat Springs and Routt County are renowned for their spectacular mountain landscapes, four distinct seasons, and exceptional outdoor lifestyle. Located in northwestern Colorado, the region is characterized by rolling mountain valleys, alpine forests, abundant wildlife, and some of the most scenic ranchland in the Rocky Mountains. The climate is considered a high-elevation mountain climate, offering warm, sunny summers and snowy winters. Summer daytime temperatures typically range from the mid-70s to low 80s, while cool evenings often fall into the 40s and 50s, creating ideal conditions for outdoor recreation and comfortable living. Winter temperatures generally range from daytime highs in the 20s and 30s to nighttime lows between 0°F and 15°F, with occasional colder periods. Steamboat Springs receives approximately 160 to 180 inches of annual snowfall, contributing to its reputation for world-famous Champagne Powder skiing. Lower elevations throughout Routt County generally receive somewhat less snowfall, while higher elevations can accumulate significantly more. Annual precipitation averages approximately 20 to 25 inches, with moisture arriving through winter snowstorms and summer thunderstorms that help maintain the region's lush meadows, healthy forests, and productive wildlife habitat. The area's combination of moderate summer temperatures, abundant sunshine, reliable snowfall, and diverse landscapes makes Routt County one of Colorado's premier destinations for ranching, recreation, and year-round mountain living. Residents enjoy skiing, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, hiking, and countless other outdoor pursuits amid a setting of unparalleled natural beauty. Perfectly positioned along scenic Farnsworth Creek, this exceptional mountain ranch offers the rare combination of complete privacy and convenient access to one of Colorado's most celebrated resort communities. Located just 15 to 20 minutes northwest of Steamboat Springs, the property provides easy access to world-class dining, shopping, recreation, and year-round amenities while maintaining a secluded end-of-the-road setting. Travel is remarkably convenient, with Yampa Valley Regional Airport approximately 30 minutes away, offering commercial air service to major metropolitan destinations. Bob Adams Field Airport is just 15 to 20 minutes from the ranch, providing excellent access for private aviation. The renowned Steamboat Ski Resort is within a 30-minute drive, placing some of Colorado's finest skiing, snowboarding, and mountain recreation close at hand. For Front Range residents, the property is approximately 3.5 hours from Denver, the Colorado Front Range, and Denver International Airport, making it an ideal mountain retreat, family legacy ranch, or full-time residence. Combining outstanding accessibility with unmatched privacy, spectacular scenery, and abundant wildlife, the ranch represents the best of Colorado mountain living. Additionally, There are many other ski areas within a short 1.5 to 2 hour drive from the ranch including Winter Park, Granby, Vail, and Breckinridge to name a few.

Located in Danville, KY The Farm Inn is a unique hospitality and event property offering rustic charm, scenic countryside views, and endless potential. Ideal for a boutique inn, wedding venue, retreat, or private estate, this established property combines peaceful surroundings with convenient access. A rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind destination in Central Kentucky. Beautiful 26-acre property offers a versatile blend of productive tillable ground and fenced pasture, perfectly suited for horses, cattle, hay production, or crops. The gently rolling terrain provides scenic countryside views and excellent usability, creating a peaceful setting ideal for both agricultural and recreational use. Guests of the inn can enjoy walking trails, open green space, and the quiet charm of the surrounding landscape. With ample room for farming, livestock, outdoor events, or future expansion. Main House-This stunning 7,348 sq. ft. Colonial-style home blends timeless character with extensive modern renovations and additions throughout. Featuring 10 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, 2 full kitchens, multiple dining and living spaces, and several beautiful fireplaces, the property is perfectly suited for a bed & breakfast, boutique inn, or short-term room rentals. Thoughtfully updated while preserving its historic charm, this spacious estate offers exceptional flexibility for hospitality, events, or private residential use. Guest House- A charming 1,200 sq. ft. guest house offers flexible living space with a studio-style layout, full kitchen, and full bath. Ideal for long-term tenants, short-term rentals, guest accommodations, or an event prep building. Cabin 1 and Cabin 2- A pair of beautiful 1,400 sq. ft. guest cabins combines rustic warmth with comfortable living, featuring beautiful pine interior finishes, 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, a cozy loft, full kitchen, and inviting living area. A spacious back deck offers the perfect place to relax and enjoy the peaceful countryside setting. Ideal for short-term rentals, private guest accommodations, or elegant bride and groom suites, this cabin provides both character and income-producing potential. Outbuildings/Barns-The property also features two classic barns and three silos that add incredible character and visual appeal to the grounds. Beyond their charming farmhouse aesthetic, the barns provide excellent storage and functional space for event supplies, equipment, décor, or agricultural use, further enhancing the property's versatility for hospitality, weddings, and special events. This picturesque property offers endless recreational opportunities in a peaceful countryside setting. The gently rolling 26 acres are ideal for walking trails, horseback riding, outdoor gatherings, gardening, and enjoying the scenic beauty of Central Kentucky. With open green space, charming barns, and quiet surroundings, the property creates the perfect retreat for relaxation, weekend escapes, weddings, events, or agritourism experiences just minutes from town, golfing, and the Bourbon Trail. This property is well suited for a variety of agricultural uses, featuring a combination of productive tillable ground and fenced pasture ideal for crops, cattle, horses, or a hobby farm operation. The gently rolling landscape provides excellent usability for grazing, hay production, gardening, or recreational farming, while also offering scenic open space that complements the property's peaceful rural setting. Previously operated as a successful inn from 2010-2019, the property offered guests a true Kentucky experience - waking up to breakfast before being chauffeured in a sprinter van for tours along the famous Bourbon Trail. Today, the property continues to generate income through a combination of long-term and short-term rentals, offering excellent flexibility and proven hospitality potential for future owners. Seller incentives- The sellers are amenable to including up toa $25,000 courtesy sellercredit to buyer at the time of closing. Further, recognizing the uniqueness of the Property and its many uses, the sellers will also consider offers that contemplate partial seller financing.Parties may contact the listing agent to initiate a conversation about the terms and conditions of any such dynamic financing. Kentucky enjoys a moderate four-season climate with warm summers, mild springs and falls, and generally moderate winters. The region is known for its lush green landscapes, rolling countryside, and long growing seasons that are ideal for agriculture, horse farms, and outdoor recreation. Seasonal changes bring colorful autumn foliage, blooming spring scenery, and comfortable conditions for year-round tourism and events. Danville, founded in 1787, is known as the 'Birthplace of Kentucky' because it hosted the conventions that led to Kentucky becoming the 15th state in 1792. Rich in history and preserved architecture, Danville features a vibrant downtown filled with historic buildings, locally owned shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The city is also home to Centre College, one of the nation's top liberal arts colleges, and is centrally located near Kentucky's famous Bourbon Trail and scenic countryside. Located in Danville, this property offers the perfect balance of peaceful countryside living and convenient access to local amenities. Known for its historic charm, vibrant downtown, and rich Kentucky heritage, Danville is home to unique shops, restaurants, entertainment, and the renowned Bourbon Trail. Centrally positioned in Central Kentucky, the area provides easy access to Lexington, outdoor recreation, and regional attractions while maintaining the quiet appeal of small-town living.