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Description: Blanco River Retreat presents a rare opportunity to own a large personal tract in the highly sought after Wimberley area on the crystal-clear Blanco River. The property is centrally located less than an hour from both Austin and San Antonio, making it ideal for anyone looking for a weekend getaway or permanent residence with convenient access to urban amenities. The improvements sit on a bluff overlooking a lush pecan bottom and the river and were not affected during the flood of 2015. Another highlight of the property is that it is on a deep portion of the Blanco River that has remained constant through the harshest droughts. Improvements: The main house is a 3,698± sf 5 bed, 3 bath very nice stucco house built in 1995 with a detached 2-car carport. A large stucco fireplace is the centerpiece of the open concept living area and kitchen area, along with an extraordinary dining room that is great for large family gatherings. The front porch boasts a great view from the bluff overlooking the river and pecan bottom. A 1,587± sf 3-bed, 2-bath stucco guest house built in 1993 sits a short walk from the main house and makes for a great spot for guests and entertainment. Several outbuildings, a deer proof garden, and a greenhouse also make up the improvements. Water: The biggest attraction and namesake of Blanco River Retreat is its 450± feet of Blanco River frontage. This stretch of river is highlighted by deep, crystal-clear holes making it great for fishing, swimming, and other recreational activities. Vegetation and Terrain: With the houses located on a bluff overlooking the pecan bottom and river, the property has a lot of diversity for its size. The improvements sit out of the floodplain and were not affected by the flood of 2015. Wildlife: An abundance of wildlife makes this area home, including whitetail deer, turkeys, feral hogs, varmints along with native and migratory birds. Fishing can be exceptional for a variety of species including largemouth bass, catfish, crappie, and bluegill. Location: Located off River Rock Road approximately 7± miles W of Wimberley, 18± miles SW of Dripping Springs, 22± miles NW of San Marcos, 32± NW of New Braunfels, 40± miles SW of Austin, 56± miles NE of downtown San Antonio and 189± miles W of Houston. Minerals: Surface sale only. Price: $2,800,000.

DESCRIPTION River Oak Ranch is a spectacular turn-key live water ranch in northeast Blanco County just 40 miles to downtown Austin. The highlight of the ranch is the jaw-dropping Pedernales River frontage which offers year-round recreation. The newly constructed main house is situated on a hilltop in the center of the ranch offering long-distance unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside. Simply put, this is one of the finest large live-water ranches we have ever had the privilege to bring to market! IMPROVEMENTS The custom Hill Country modern home is 5,020± square feet with a primary bedroom and bathroom, four additional casita-style guest rooms with ensuite bathrooms, and a half bath. The home is meticulously finished with herringbone hardwood floors, limestone masonry, exposed trusses and hardwood center match ceilings, and a fresh, neutral palette. The open-concept kitchen features a marble waterfall countertop island, luxury appliances, custom cabinetry, and a large iron picture window. The primary living area brings in the gorgeous views through a two-story gabled window, which is anchored to the expansive wet bar and entertaining areas inside. Additional structures include a stand-alone workout barn, river cabana with full bar, and a large fully enclosed wood barn with game cleaning station and additional lofted living space complete with a full bath and kitchen. The ranch has almost 4 miles of newly paved roads, providing comfortable access to all of the improvements. The perimeter of the ranch is high-fenced. WATER The 1.3± miles of Pedernales River frontage forms the southern boundary of the property. This particular section of the river is very unique in that it features a 20±-acre natural lake, known as Lake Lester, with cascading rapids on each end of the lake. The ranch has good groundwater with 5 water wells which service the improvements and multiple tanks and water troughs scattered across the property. LAND The gently rolling “usable” terrain has elevations ranging from 1,160 - 900± feet ASL. The land has been meticulously cleared of cedar, allowing for native grasses to flourish, and is dominated by gorgeous Live Oaks and other hardwoods. The views from almost every corner of the ranch are nothing short of spectacular, with no neighboring roof-tops in sight. WILDLIFE The owner has brought in superior South Texas whitetail genetics to establish the trophy deer herd which has been expertly managed for several years. There is also a healthy population of turkey and other native wildlife. CONSERVATION EASEMENT This ranch has a Conservation Easement on it to protect the property in its natural state, and is also surrounded by large ranches with conservation easements on them, ensuring that this expansive area will be kept wild and protected from encroaching development for generations to come! Being a negotiated easement, it is landowner friendly, while protecting the conservation values of the property and includes some notable aspects summarized below: •The ranch may be split in up to seven separate ranches. Each ranch may develop their own building envelope. This could also be created to have six ranches with a common area river frontage enjoyed by the up to six ranches. •Cattle may be grazed with a qualified grazing plan, and horses are allowed as well. •Current roads may all be maintained and new roads maybe built to access any new building envelopes. •No restrictions on hunting and fishing, blind placement, etc. and food plots are allowed. •A copy of the easement document is available on request. Taxes: Location: The property is located near Cypress Mill, Texas. 40+ miles to Fredericksburg, 40+ miles to Austin and 65+ miles to San Antonio.

Description: The beautiful river property of Tree Top River Ranch boasts approx. 1.3 miles of spring-fed San Marcos River. This turn-key recreation property has a very nice home, open fields, and gorgeous pecan bottoms along the river. Come enjoy the pleasantries of Tree Top River Ranch! Improvements: The roughly 3,100sf ranch home has 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, formal rooms, casual areas and a wonderful enclosed porch with views of the shady grounds . This well-maintained house is set up to entertain family and friends. There is a 2-car garage and ample space for storage, and an additional brick home that could be fixed up for guest house or entertainment. In addition to the homes, there are two barns for additional storage space. This property has good perimeter fencing, and cross fencing and is extremely well-watered. Water: The best feature of this ranch is the 1.3 miles of San Marcos River with multiple low-bank gravel access points. There are two ponds located by the houses, which are able to be supplemented by existing water wells. In addition to the ponds, there is a large slew located just below the house, which on a normal rain year can be approximately 500 yards long by 20 yards wide. There are currently eight water wells on the property, with only four equipped and in use. It is especially rare to find a property as well-watered as this one. Vegetation/Terrain: It is clear why this ranch is called the Treetop River Ranch with the absolutely enormous trees found from the highest points on the property by the houses, all the way down to the river banks. Huge pecan trees grow along the river bottom, creating countless trails to enjoy the beauty. There is a great mix of other hardwoods throughout, as well. The property has approx. 80 acres of fields for cultivation, or to leave in native grasses for cattle, and the terrain consists of a gentle slope from the home all the way down to the river. Wildlife: Ample fishing opportunities along the river, as well as deer, turkey, hogs, and dove throughout. Minerals: Negotiable Seller will convey 25% of owned minerals with acceptable offer. No onsite production. Additional details can be provided to qualified buyer. Location: Located only 3.5± miles from downtown Luling, and 20± miles from the IH35 corridor in San Marcos, you won’t find a better location. To the north, Lockhart and the Toll Road 130 is also a short drive. Taxes: Ag Exempt, +-$8300/year School District: Prairie Lea School District

Description: With over two-and-a-quarter miles of flowing Guadalupe River frontage with numerous access points and plenty of land outside the floodplain, Darlene River Ranch is a rare 200± acre find in Guadalupe County. This spectacular live water ranch is conveniently located less than 60 miles from both Austin and San Antonio. The upside potential in this location with this amount of road frontage, river frontage and useable land out of the 100-year floodplain is limitless. Improvements: Though void of structural improvements, the ranch does have electricity in place, along with many ideal building locations. The north, east and west sides of the ranch have low fencing and portions of the river are fenced off as well. There is a set of cattle pens near the front gate. Water: The highlight of this ranch is the 2.25± miles of flowing Guadalupe River frontage. The river has plenty of low bank providing easy access for swimming, kayaking, fishing, and all water activities. There is a mixture of deep holes, shallow rapids, and even several islands on this stretch of river. Wildlife: With its abundance of water, this ranch is loaded with native wildlife including Whitetail deer, turkey, dove, wild hogs, varmints and much more. The river is a major attractant for numerous migrating waterfowl in the fall and winter months and provides excellent fishing opportunities for largemouth bass, catfish, perch, and there is a strong population of Guadalupe bass, the state fish of Texas. Vegetation/Terrain: This ranch has an abundance of established hardwood trees throughout, such as live oak, cottonwood, pecan, cedar elm and mesquite. The west side of the property has an impressive amount of topography change for this area which would provide long distance views in several places with minimal clearing. The east side of the property has a more gradual slope down to the river. Taxes: Ag Exempt Minerals: Surface Sale Only. There is some production on the east side of the ranch. Call broker for details. Location: The property has over 3,500± ft. of Hwy 90 frontage and is located 10± miles east of Seguin, 29±miles southeast of New Braunfels, 29±miles southeast of San Marcos, 50± miles east of San Antonio, 59± miles south of Austin and 150± miles west of Houston.

Description: Eatwell River Farm is located in the beautiful Oak-Prairie district of South Texas in Gonzales and DeWitt Counties. Adjacent to the greater Austin-San Antonio area, its rolling hills, open fields, thoughtful improvements, pecan orchard and almost 2 miles of the Guadalupe River provide a richly diverse opportunity. Improvements: Eatwell River Farm is a thoughtfully improved property with a privately fenced main house including a guest wing, pool, and hot tub, along with five additional architecturally coordinating guest houses, making it ideal for a primary residence or weekend retreat with the capability to entertain a large group. MAIN HOUSE: - 7,300±s quare foot 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom Main House - 2,300± square foot Covered Porches + 930 square foot Outdoor Kitchen - 4,100± square foot 3-Car Garage & Upstairs/Downstairs Apartment Situated on the top of a hill, the main house provides a welcoming centralized living and entertainment area with expansive views of the property. With ample natural light, inviting gourmet kitchen, large screened-in porch, open concept living areas, primary bedroom downstairs, ample storage space, lofted office, a game room, and commercial walk-in refrigerator and freezer, entertaining and comfortable living are at its finest. Connected through a breezeway is the outdoor kitchen and guest wing. The guest wing consists of two pool half baths, an upstairs apartment with 2-bedrooms, 2-bathrooms, and a downstairs mother-in-law suite with 2-bedrooms, 1-bathroom, kitchen and living area. The beautifully rocked pool and hot-tub area is surrounded by gardening beds, shade trees, and ample seating areas, cohesively completing the enclosed main compound. ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS: - 9,000± square foot equipment barn - Greenhouse - Four additional rocked guest houses (1,100-1,300± square feet) - One guest/foreman’s house in its own pasture; separate highway entrance (1,700± square feet) - Low fencing perimeter with cross fencing in place for livestock rotation Water: There is an abundance of water on this ranch with the highlight being 1.8± miles of Guadalupe River frontage. The river provides recreational opportunities such as kayaking and fishing. There are three ponds on the property and a total of six water wells with the largest being an irrigation well that is believed to have the ability to produce 450± GPM. There is an impressive rain catch system with 13 connected storage tanks which is used to irrigate the yard. Vegetation/Terrain: This ranch has a good mixture of open lush pasture land ideal for grazing livestock and areas of cover providing refuge for wildlife. There are impressively large Live Oak trees scattered throughout this property and portions of the river are lined with towering native Pecan trees. A 9±acre pecan orchard sits just below the main house and located within the main compound is a green house and high fenced garden. The terrain is rolling with the main house sitting at the highest elevation providing beautiful views of the Guadalupe River bottom. Wildlife: This lush river bottom land is loaded with native wildlife which includes whitetail deer, dove, turkeys, wild hogs and varmints. The river provides fishing opportunities for bass, catfish, perch and also is home to migrating waterfowl during the fall and winter months. Taxes: Ag exempt. Minerals: Surface sale only. There are two pad sites located on the perimeter of the property. Location: There is 1.4± miles of Hwy 281 frontage and the access to the main house is via CR 336. The property is located 14± miles S of Gonzales, 12± miles W of Yoakum, 75± miles S of Austin, 85 ± miles E of San Antonio, 120± miles N of Corpus Christi and 135± miles W of Houston.

Description: Eatwell River Farm is located in the beautiful Oak-Prairie district of South Texas in Gonzales and DeWitt Counties. Adjacent to the greater Austin-San Antonio area, its rolling hills, open fields, thoughtful improvements, pecan orchard and almost 2 miles of the Guadalupe River provide a richly diverse opportunity. Improvements: Eatwell River Farm is a thoughtfully improved property with a privately fenced main house including a guest wing, pool, and hot tub, along with five additional architecturally coordinating guest houses, making it ideal for a primary residence or weekend retreat with the capability to entertain a large group. MAIN HOUSE: - 7,300±s quare foot 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom Main House - 2,300± square foot Covered Porches + 930 square foot Outdoor Kitchen - 4,100± square foot 3-Car Garage & Upstairs/Downstairs Apartment Situated on the top of a hill, the main house provides a welcoming centralized living and entertainment area with expansive views of the property. With ample natural light, inviting gourmet kitchen, large screened-in porch, open concept living areas, primary bedroom downstairs, ample storage space, lofted office, a game room, and commercial walk-in refrigerator and freezer, entertaining and comfortable living are at its finest. Connected through a breezeway is the outdoor kitchen and guest wing. The guest wing consists of two pool half baths, an upstairs apartment with 2-bedrooms, 2-bathrooms, and a downstairs mother-in-law suite with 2-bedrooms, 1-bathroom, kitchen and living area. The beautifully rocked pool and hot-tub area is surrounded by gardening beds, shade trees, and ample seating areas, cohesively completing the enclosed main compound. ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS: - 9,000± square foot equipment barn - Greenhouse - Four additional rocked guest houses (1,100-1,300± square feet) - One guest/foreman’s house in its own pasture; separate highway entrance (1,700± square feet) - Low fencing perimeter with cross fencing in place for livestock rotation Water: There is an abundance of water on this ranch with the highlight being 1.8± miles of Guadalupe River frontage. The river provides recreational opportunities such as kayaking and fishing. There are three ponds on the property and a total of six water wells with the largest being an irrigation well that is believed to have the ability to produce 450± GPM. There is an impressive rain catch system with 13 connected storage tanks which is used to irrigate the yard. Vegetation/Terrain: This ranch has a good mixture of open lush pasture land ideal for grazing livestock and areas of cover providing refuge for wildlife. There are impressively large Live Oak trees scattered throughout this property and portions of the river are lined with towering native Pecan trees. A 9±acre pecan orchard sits just below the main house and located within the main compound is a green house and high fenced garden. The terrain is rolling with the main house sitting at the highest elevation providing beautiful views of the Guadalupe River bottom. Wildlife: This lush river bottom land is loaded with native wildlife which includes whitetail deer, dove, turkeys, wild hogs and varmints. The river provides fishing opportunities for bass, catfish, perch and also is home to migrating waterfowl during the fall and winter months. Taxes: Ag exempt. Minerals: Surface sale only. There are two pad sites located on the perimeter of the property. Location: There is 1.4± miles of Hwy 281 frontage and the access to the main house is via CR 336. The property is located 14± miles S of Gonzales, 12± miles W of Yoakum, 75± miles S of Austin, 85 ± miles E of San Antonio, 120± miles N of Corpus Christi and 135± miles W of Houston

Description: J Bar River Ranch is a beautiful Hill Country ranch that has been in the same family since 1964. This diverse property has live water, large trees, spectacular views, open pastures, tons of wildlife and a timeless stone house overlooking the Guadalupe River. This ranch would make a perfect weekend getaway or full-time residence. Improvements: The newly constructed chip seal driveway leads to a beautiful 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom stone house that was built in 1982. There is a spacious kitchen with a connecting breakfast area, formal dining room, large living room with vaulted ceilings and an attached billiards/game room with a wet bar. The substantial primary bedroom has a fireplace plus dual sinks and closets. Each of the three guest bedrooms has its own ensuite bathroom. There is an enclosed back patio with a fireplace. Other improvements include a three-bay carport with an attached storage space and greenroom. Water: The property has 1,075± feet of both sides of flowing South Fork of the Guadalupe River. The river in this area is shallow but does have several pools of water that will hold some fish. There is one water well that fills a cistern, which then services the house. Wildlife: This ranch is loaded with both native and exotic species of wildlife. Native wildlife present includes, but is not limited to, White-tailed deer, turkey, dove, wild hogs and varmints. Exotics that have been seen on the ranch include Axis deer, Aoudad, Black Buck, Fallow and Sika Deer. Terrain/Vegetation: The field around the house is mostly level and has deeper soils which would be ideal for horses. As you head south to the bulk of the ranch you get into rolling terrain which provides several areas with long range views. The ranch is covered in large hardwood trees which include live oak, Spanish oak, blue oak, cedar elms and some black walnut trees around the creek drainages. Location: The property has 1,050± feet of frontage on Hwy 39, however, the access to the property will be via a short chip seal easement road. The ranch is located 13± miles S of Hunt, 25± miles SW of Kerrville, 50±miles SW of Fredericksburg, 90±miles NW of San Antonio, 125± miles SW of Austin and 280± miles W of Houston. The Kerrville Municipal Airport (KERV) is located 5 miles SE of Kerrville and has a 6,004-foot runway. Taxes: Ag Exempt. Brokers Note: This property can also be purchased as a 45-acre or 10-acre parcel. Please call broker for more information.

Monolith House is an architecturally innovative, unapologetically modern structure that defines a new architectural style: Neolithic Revival. The home uses its dramatic and modern design to seamlessly integrate and showcase the natural beauty of the Texas Hill Country and Guadalupe River. Majestically situated on five acres of river-front property, this home artfully brings life in harmony with nature. Masterfully designed and ecologically engineered, the Monolith House operates in concert with nature, harvesting much of its light and wintertime warmth from the sun and its water from rain. Monolith House is built of concrete and uses an advanced construction technique which gives this home its signature, sculptural look and velvety-concrete finish. The concrete is complemented by expansive, floor-to-ceiling glass throughout the main living spaces and bedrooms, giving unobstructed views of the nature beyond and providing seamless indoor-outdoor spaces to relax, work, or entertain. The home was designed and built by an award-winning Architectural-Engineering firm that specializes in developing hotels and resorts. This hospitality expertise is evident throughout the property, which is thoughtfully designed to simultaneously provide secluded, intimate settings to retreat and grand spaces to effortlessly gather and entertain. The minimalist, neutral palette throughout the home gives a soothing and unified feel. Velvety-concrete walls, soaring glass, matte black hardware and consistent white oak cabinetry, paneling and doors creates a simple and warm aesthetic that allows the brilliance of the architecture to shine. Monolith House uses materials and fixtures that are easy to clean and maintain, a hallmark of hospitality design. The great room is open concept, with varied ceiling height cleverly used to create a sense of distinct space and flow. The chef's kitchen features double islands, a breakfast bar, and designer appliances while overlooking the family room and dining area - all with a breathtaking view of the pool and river. The open concept primary suite is designed to capture long-line views of nature. The double-sided, sculptural concrete fireplace adjoining the lavish primary bedroom and bathroom provides subtle warmth, ambiance, and a strong architectural presence to the room. The east section of the house features three en-suite bedrooms, three and a half baths, a home office, and laundry room. The fourth bedroom features tall ceilings and dramatic chandeliers with a large unobstructed area that could be a bedroom, cinema room, game room, conference room, or home gym. Relish the outdoors with the breathtaking 60-foot resort-inspired negative edge pool and hot tub against the backdrop of the running river. Relax in the sunken, outdoor living area, complete with outdoor fireplace and cantilevered awning, making this outdoor space comfortable throughout the year. Walk down the rolling grassy slopes and enjoy a sunset while sitting on the banks of the Guadalupe River under the shade and beauty of cyprus and pecan trees. Built to live effortlessly and elegantly, the Monolith House is both soothing and dramatic and its high-design delivers an unmatched lifestyle to its residents and guests. Located 2 Miles from the town of Hunt, 10 miles from Kerrville, and 26 miles from Fredericksburg, where a multitude of adventures await.

Description: This ranch has an unusual amount of water for its size, with over 3,500± feet of both sides of crystal-clear, live water. This ranch is a rare find with strong bubbly springs and shallow flowing water to deep 15±foot holes. Beautiful trees, incredible views and an historic home go along with this rare water feature. This land was part of an original 1800s platted town of ‘Montana’, which later became Utopia, and has a rich history. Improvements: This ranch has a comfortable home overlooking the beautiful pool of water. The home was constructed in 1995 and has been recently updated. There are 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, large open concept living/dining area, office, relaxing wooden deck overlooking the creek, carport and a pool. An historic stone home from 1863 is also located along the banks of Little Creek. This historic home is in the process of being restored to resemble its original beauty. A good road system and low fencing round out the improvements. Water: This water is truly impressive, but especially due to the size of the property, as Little Creek is a year-around creek that flows through the middle of the property. The 3,500± feet is a tremendous amount of water to be flowing through, not to mention it has both sides of over 2/3± of a mile. Some strong rapids flow into large deep holes, giving this creek an amazing combination of fast flowing shallow water to deep holes. Below the historic home are strong springs, originally used for daily refrigeration, of which one can be seen bubbling out of the water. There is one pond on the property and several drainages to the creek that will hold water during wet times. Both homes are on spring water; there is not a water well. Vegetation: This ranch has beautiful, grand Oak trees throughout, plus Elm and Hackberry trees are also present. There is a pecan bottom across the creek from the historic house with dozens of large pecan trees. The ranch also has a good amount of Cedar, Persimmon, Agarita, Mesquite and at least one good sized Madron tree on the hill. Elevation: This ranch offers tremendous views of both the water feature and striking Hill Country terrain. There is 135 feet in elevation and a good road to the hilltop with spectacular views. Wildlife: There is an abundance of native wildlife on the ranch and in this area. You will have Whitetail Deer, Turkey, Dove, pigs, etc., plus free ranging exotics on the property such as axis deer and sightings of elk in the area. The lush Pecan treed bottom land attracts game plus several fields could be planted for food plots. Both the pond and creek have fish, including bass and catfish. Schools: Utopia-Vanderpool ISD Taxes: Exemption. See Broker. Location: This ranch is 90± miles northwest of San Antonio, 45± miles northeast of Uvalde, 22± miles north of Sabinal and 2± miles northeast of Utopia, TX. From Utopia, travel north on 187 and turn east on 470 to Little Creek Road.

DESCRIPTION The historic Padgitt Ranch is an incredibly diverse mixed-use agricultural and recreational ranch that has been in the same family for 145 years. The ranch is located in SW Coleman County, and boasts over 10 miles of water frontage along Lake O.H. Ivie, which has become renowned as one of the top trophy bass-fishing lakes in the nation. With its rich history, excellent hunting, world-class fishing, and established farming and cattle operations, this first-time offering represents an extraordinary opportunity to own one of the most unique and versatile ranches in Texas! WATER The highlight of the ranch is the 10+ miles of pristine lake frontage which offers multiple easy access points to drop in kayaks/canoes along with several potential locations for a private boat ramp. The interior of the ranch has good water infrastructure with 10 operating water wells which feed multiple concrete troughs strategically located across the property. According to well logs in the area, ground water can be found at a depth of ~150 feet with yields ranging from 1 -150 GPM. Named Grape Creek & Little Grape Creek converge on the north end of the property and flow through the heart of the ranch. Wheeler Branch is yet a third named creek that traverses through the eastern portion of the ranch. All three creeks are seasonal, yet hold large pockets of water in areas during average rainfall periods. Where Grape Creek enters the ranch, there is an active spring which feeds into a beautiful canyon and creates a nice swimming hole during wet times. There are also several small stock ponds across the ranch. The sellers also own a significant amount of pumping rights out of the lake which may be negotiable. (Contact broker for more details) IMPROVEMENTS The headquarters consists of a one-story frame house (1935), remodeled in the late 1980’s by architect Robert S. Morris. Adjacent to the main house is a guest house/game room, art studio, storage room, several barns and equipment sheds for all ranching equipment, and an above ground concrete storage tank fed by a windmill which serves as the swimming pool. To the east of the headquarters are two more homes, one of which was constructed with hand hewn local rock and is the oldest continually occupied house in Coleman County going back to original pioneer days! Other ranch improvements consist of 4 sets of working cattle pens, all-weather main entry road, and extensive cross-fencing for rotational grazing. TERRAIN The diverse terrain ranges from multiple creek bottoms and sloughs studded with gorgeous live oaks, cedar elms, and other hard-woods, to mesquite and cedar flats, multiple well maintained fields, and several high-points offering stunning views of the lake. The ranch has an ideal mix of brush to open pasture, providing excellent grazing while still maintaining plenty of cover for wildlife habitat. There is 125± ft of elevation change across the ranch with elevations ranging from 1680 – 1555 feet ASL.. The lake forms the southern boundary of the ranch, and the 1555 ft. contour line is what is used to determine that southern boundary. Depending on the lake level, there are certain times when there can be up to 1,000+ acres of surplus land below the 1555 ft contour line that the family has the exclusive right to utilize and graze cattle on. WILDLIFE There is a good native deer herd on the ranch along with plentiful turkey, quail, dove, ducks, hogs, and more. On top of the hunting opportunities, Lake O.H. Ivie has become a bucket list destination for bass fisherman. The biggest largemouth bass caught in the state of Texas in the past 30 years was recently caught in 2022, and multiple bass in the top 25 of all time have been caught on the lake. HISTORY Operated by the same family (Padgitt - Day) for 145 years, the historic ranch began as open range in the early 1870’s near the confluence of the Colorado and Concho Rivers along the old Western Trail to Dodge

Description: The Nueces River Ranch provides the very rare opportunity to own a property with both Hill Country live water and South Texas brush country. Enjoy two miles of the crystal-clear Nueces River while having a South Texas hunting experience on this expansive ranch. Owned and operated by the same family for the last 17 years, it is historically known to many as the Lyles Ranch. Large White-tailed deer, excellent brush, multiple pivots, and exceptional management add to this unique offering. Improvements: With minimal improvements, the ranch is prime for the structural additions of your choice. The only existing improvements are a six-bay equipment barn, four irrigation pivots, deer pens, and storage containers. The ranch has an established road system throughout, as well as good cross fencing and a high-fenced perimeter. Wildlife: With excellent native brush and strategic water distribution, this ranch produces large White-tailed deer and has ability to carry an abundance of game. A supplemental feeding program has been in place and provides additional nutrition for deer and other wildlife during low rainfall periods. The deer herd is mostly native, while some additional South Texas native deer were introduced 15± years ago. To enhance the herd further, DMP pens were constructed 15± years ago. In addition to deer hunting, this ranch offers excellent quail, dove, and turkey hunting. With two miles of Nueces River, the turkey have year around water and large pecan trees for roosting. 12 fenced food plots provide acreage for birds to light into. The river and the large lakes offer year-round catfish and bass fishing and excellent duck hunting. The ranch has a tremendous amount of game including White-tailed deer, turkey, quail, dove, hogs, javelina and varmints. Water: The natural highlight of this ranch is the 2± miles of crystal-clear Nueces River. The Nueces offers year-round use, so when it is not hunting season, it’s time to swim, kayak, tube, snorkel and fish. This stretch of the Nueces River is very special with its large swimming holes, fast flowing rapids, and waterfalls. In addition to the river, the ranch has 2.6± miles of seasonal Mustang Creek and 1± mile of Windmill Creek that provide drainages to several large tanks. There are two lakes and four tanks. The big lake is 80± acres when full. There are four water wells that provide water to 24± water troughs that are distributed throughout the ranch. Two of the wells are solar and two are electric. There are four pivots on the property. Two pivots water 70± Acre fenced food plots, and the other two water 2-5± Acre food plots. Vegetation: This ranch has all of the necessary brush species to grow large White-tailed deer and support an abundance of native wildlife. Excellent brush diversity is found throughout the entire ranch. 12 food plots and 16 protein feeders supplement the protein in the brush. These food plots are planted to attract both deer and dove; four of these plots having irrigation capabilities and can be watered most of the time. Large pecan and Live oak trees can be found up and down the Nueces River. Hackberry and cedar elm trees area also present with large mesquite trees throughout the entire ranch. Brush species include Guajillo, granjeno, guayacon, black brush, persimmon, cenisa, white brush, huisache, and many more. The terrain ranges from deep river-bottom acreage with a few areas with rolling hills. The ranch has deep, rich soils throughout. Elevations range from 800 feet to 874 feet ASL. Minerals: Surface only. No production. Price: $30,000,000 or $3,541/acre Location: This property is located 95± miles west of San Antonio, 45± miles west of Hondo and 9± miles southwest of Uvalde, TX. The property is located on FM 481 and has 4± miles of FM 481 frontage on the northern boundary.