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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: 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: 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

Tuscan inspired river villa estate on the beautiful Comal Springs. Beautifully situated on the hill side of the river offering sprawling views of New Braunfels and multiple patios down to the river with Island privileges. The main home was built for entertaining with a gourmet kitchen and an open living and dining area that flows to the large outdoor patio. The first floor is complete with an office and primary suite with a gorgeous updated bathroom and walk in closet. The bathroom was updated and redesigned with beautiful chandelier lighting, tile floors, and walls, including the large shower and a slipper tub. The primary closet was redesigned with a new floor, pull down hangers, built in shelving, drawers and cabinets. The master bedroom flooring is new along with the wood shutters. A versatile upstairs space with full bathroom and an additional patio can be personalized to add another few bedrooms, media room, or second living area. Steps down from the main home, find the separate guest cottage originally built in 1938. The cottage has been remodeled with updated wiring, thermopane windows, paint, and new bathroom. Other features include a private gated entry, plentiful parking along the landscaped entry drive, three car garage, and walking distance to Landa Park. This property offers a truly wonderful opportunity to own a New Braunfels gem.

Twenty miles from downtown San Antonio and nestled in the Medina Valley sits Castroville, more a village in feel than a city. Castroville was officially settled in 1844 by Henri Castro, a French diplomat; born of Portuguese-Jewish descent, and was one of the most important Empresarios in Texas History, led a group of immigrants recruited primarily from the Alsace region of France/Germany. Castroville still retains the character and the fabric built by its founding families and adapted by families who made this community home for more than 175 years. Here’s your chance to own a beautiful 6-acre river property in Historic Castroville, Texas. A local historian researched this small excerpt about this property. The Schmitt family that came to Medina County Texas were Alsatian. George Schmitt’s home is a small Alsatian-style stone home on the banks of the Medina River just South of the river crossing in Castroville. The home was built around 1855 and the original home settler Francis Joseph Schmitt received his naturalization as a U.S. citizen on January 10th, 1857. As research progressed, a saloon token was found in the James Kattner collection. The token, silver in color, octagonal in shape and contains the text, “Schmitt Saloon, Castroville, Tex.” Research lists the Schmitt’s saloon as owned by F.X. Schmitt and Son and is first listed in 1903 as a hotel and then a saloon in 1904-1907. There is additional evidence that this building may have served as a “stagecoach stop” due to its close proximity to the Medina River water crossing. Also, the term, “hotel” in this instance could have been a small affair with a few or perhaps one room, more like a boarding room in a residence. The property is located south of Hwy 90 and at the corner of Lower LaCoste Rd and Schmitt Lane. · Total Acres – 6 acres. Approximately 2.8 acres are out of the FEMA flood plain. · Approximately 470 feet of riverfront access · The historic home was built circa 1855 is approximately 860 sq. ft. The home has a bedroom, kitchen, dining room, living room, and bathroom. Perfect guest house, fishing cabin, and possible Airbnb business. · There is a fireplace in the bedroom and living room. · City water and sewer. · The well is in operation for livestock or irrigation.