$938,100  •  159 acres
Dating back to 1895, this 159+/- acres has been a productive farm and ranch for the descendants of the pioneering Stutzenbecker family. With 66+/- acres of very productive row crop land and the remainder in native grasses, the property has provided bountiful harvests and healthy livestock for the past 130 years. With beautiful views of Lavaca Bay, there are numerous excellent home sites. LOCATION Located just 6 miles north of Port Lavaca, TX on Park Rd and less than a mile from the Six Mile Creek Pier, boat launch and Lavaca Bay. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT 66+/- acres of row crop traditionally planted in grain, cotton, soybeans and corn depending on the year. 93+/- acres in native pasture with Six Mile Creek’s drainage running through the southern portion of the property. Topography ranges from 5ft – 25ft. Approximately 40+/- acres are located in the FEMA designated floodplain. WILDLIFE Good populations of migratory ducks and doves provide excellent wing-shooting. White-tailed deer and feral hogs are present. WATER A former windmill well is now used with a gas generator to pump water. There is a small pond and in times of heavy rainfall water is present in Six Mile Creek making for excellent waterfowl habit. ELECTRICITY Electricity is available on Park Rd. MINERALS 100% of the mineral estate is believed to be owned and is negotiable with an acceptable offer. OTHER 112+/- acres of Laewest clay, 24+/- acres of Harris clay, 20+/- Dacosta-Contee complex.

$11,172,600  •  744 acres
Vista Ranch lives up to its name with long panoramic views, abundant wildlife, and an ideal location just 45 minutes from Cedar Park, Texas. As you travel the established ranch roads, the interplay of sun and shadow across the rolling terrain gives depth to the vistas that stretch for miles. LOCATION Situated in the northeast quadrant of Burnet County, the ranch lies just west of Watson, Texas, with access off CR 208. Austin – 60 mins — San Antonio – 2 hrs — Dallas 3 hrs. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The ranch offers varied habitat that supports both wildlife and livestock. Select areas have been cleared of cedar, and food plots are in place. The eastern side features rolling grasslands with scattered trees, while the western section is thicker with cedar, providing excellent cover for wildlife and remaining navigable by 4×4. WILDLIFE Vista ranch is home to white-tailed deer, feral hogs, turkey, dove, and various varmints and non-game species—offering year-round hunting opportunities. IMPROVEMENTS Nestled near the center of the property is a charming farmhouse dating back to the 1920s. It’s in fair condition and has been well maintained over the years. The home is approximately 2,200 sq. ft. with four bedrooms and two bathrooms, featuring original hardwood floors and a welcoming, nostalgic feel. Nearby, there’s an excellent homesite with near-360-degree views—an ideal spot for a new build, while the original farmhouse could be repurposed as a guest retreat. With large neighboring ranches, rooftops are scarce, lending a peaceful sense of seclusion despite the proximity to Austin. WATER A pond in the southeast corner is fed by runoff and holds water well. There are several additional locations with similar topography that could support future water improvements. An underground water distribution system runs throughout the property and is currently functional, fed by a neighboring well. Tying into the existing on-site well or drilling a new one would make the system fully self-sufficient—a major asset for supporting wildlife. ELECTRICITY Power is in place at the farmhouse. Access is provided by a +/- 1.07-mile-long, unimproved private road, approximately 350 feet wide and fully owned, navigable by 4×4.

$2,900,000  •  47 acres
Hill Country Family Retreat or Income Producing Property! Whether you’re looking for a peaceful getaway, an investment in family legacy or a property that can produce monthly rental income, the meticulously cared for Blue Wildebeest Ranch offers the perfect balance of comfort, recreation, and natural beauty. The ranch features multiple custom improvements, starting with the two-story main home with extensive Hill Country views and a pool. A few strides away will find you at the bunkhouse with an office and three one bedroom and one bathroom suites that are perfect for family and friends. The other fantastic improvements include a large shop with a kitchen and one bedroom and bathroom, and the coolest saloon/party barn you will find in this part of the Hill Country. Take a step into the Blue Wildebeest Saloon and feel like you’ve landed right on Main Street in Bandera, TX—the Cowboy Capital of the World! With multiple improvements that offer numerous sleeping options the property is a great setting for family reunions, weddings and corporate retreats. Conveniently located less than 10 miles from Bandera, the ranch is home to a diverse array of native wildlife and exotic species, offering a true natural sanctuary. LOCATION The ranch fronts Johnson Road and is accessed through its private front gate, approximately 9.5 miles from Bandera or 11 miles to Center Point. The Ranch is only 30 minutes from Kerrville and one hour from San Antonio. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The Blue Wildebeest Ranch has over 94 ft of topographical relief with the highest elevation being 1,566 ft above sea level. The grounds and trees around the improvements are manicured. There is one draw on the ranch that offers scenic trails for hiking and wildlife viewing. At the bottom of the draw are rich soils that support ample native grasses and a variety of trees that offer a scenic park-like setting. Native trees of the Guadalupe River valley include live oak, Spanish Oak, shin oak, Lacey Oak, cypress, sycamore, pecan, cherry, redbud, walnut, cedar elm, willow, persimmon and ashe juniper. Many of these species are found on the ranch along with a variety of brush species, succulents and grasses providing excellent habitat diversity. Strategic juniper management has been in place on the ranch for years in several areas. The juniper management program has improved the overall habitat/range conditions and views. WILDLIFE The Blue Wildebeest ranch is low fenced allowing native and exotic species to move freely through the ranch for water, food and shelter. The ranch hosts populations of white-tailed deer, rio grande turkey, dove and varmints. The free ranging exotics known to inhabit the area include axis deer and feral hogs. IMPROVEMENTS Main Home: The custom 2,106 sqft two-story home consists of one bedroom and one and a half bathrooms. The main home has an open kitchen and living room with incredible views of the Hill Country and overlooks the pool. The second-story deck and large porch around the pool provides a perfect setting for entertaining and observing wildlife. Bunkhouse: The bunkhouse is constructed with a breezeway dividing an office on one side and three individual one bedroom and one bathroom suites on the other side. Front and back porches provide great views of the ranch and distant hills. Barn: The enclosed concrete floor barn consists of 2,000 sqft of work space, full kitchen, and an air conditioned single bedroom and bathroom suite. Saloon: The Blue Wildebeest Saloon is your private Bandera style bar that is perfect for entertaining. The bar has a kitchenette, bar area, pool table, fireplace, entertainment system, bathroom and wrap around porch. Fence: The boundary fence is standard height and in good condition. Road Infrastructure: The primary road is improved entering the private gate and extends to all ranch structures. The internal roads are well kept and provide access across the ranch. Improvements SQFT Beds Baths Main Home 2,106 1 1.5 Bunkhouse. 1,307 3 3 Barn 2,000 1 1 Saloon 1,575 1 WATER The ranch has one water well with accompanying storage that services the entire property. ELECTRICITY Electricity is in place with existing service to several areas of the ranch including all structures. AREA ATTRACTIONS A quick drive down highway 173 is Bandera (the "Cowboy Capital of the World") with restaurants, bars, a variety of shops, grocery store, feed store, and hardware store. The Medina River runs through Bandera with public access. Just to the north is the quaint town of Center Point. With a revitalization of restaurants and shops it is a fun day trip with access to the Guadalupe River.

$4,380,000  •  140 acres
NEW ACREAGE & NEW PRICE Discover this exceptional 140 acre ranch in picturesque Lee County, Texas, offering the perfect balance of recreational opportunities, agricultural potential, comfortable country living with unparalleled water. LOCATION This property is conveniently located one hour from downtown Austin, two hours from Houston, and a short fifteen minute drive to the world-famous Snows Barbecue in Lexington. There are 2 access entrances one coming from Farm Road 112 and the other from Farm Road 696. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The ranch consists of gently rolling to moderately hilly terrain. There are multiple pastures that support various grazing activities. The landscape showcases majestic oak trees and various hardwoods throughout the property, creating a scenic backdrop while providing valuable shade and habitat for local wildlife. Well-maintained pastures offer excellent grazing opportunities for cattle or horses. WILDLIFE This diverse landscape supports wildlife including white-tailed deer, wild turkey, hogs, bobcats and other predators, as well as ducks, morning dove and numerous songbird species. AGRICULTURE The Lexington ranch offers diverse agricultural activities thanks to its favorable climate, soil conditions, and strategic location in Central Texas. There is a great opportunity for hay production such as coastal bermuda and other hay varieties. There is currently a small cow-calf operation on the ranch. IMPROVEMENTS The property features a charming 1936 sq ft Barndominium-style ranch house with 3 bedrooms and 2 bath. An additional 1,000 sq ft of covered porches provides ample space for outdoor entertaining or simply relaxing while enjoying the surrounding countryside. The ranchs improvements include a spacious 30 x 40 barn with an attached 20 x 40 lean-to, providing excellent storage for equipment and supplies or shelter for livestock. WATER Water features abound with two scenic ponds. One pond is approximately 13 acres and the other is around an acre. The big pond is professionally stocked with bass. The impressive water system includes a robust 34 GPM well that services both the residence and two of the ponds. AREA HISTORY Lexington, Texas is a small town located in Lee County in central Texas. Heres an overview of its history: Early Settlement -The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, primarily the Tonkawa and later the Comanche -Anglo-American settlement began in the 1830s as part of Stephen F. Austins colonial efforts -The community that would become Lexington was first settled in the 1840s. Today, Lexington remains a small town with a population under 1,500 -Its known for its small-town atmosphere and rural Texas heritage -The town is famous for Snows BBQ, which has been recognized as one of the best barbecue restaurants in Texas -The surrounding area maintains its agricultural roots with ranching and farming Lexington represents a slice of traditional rural Texas life with deep historical roots in the states development from frontier territory to modern times.

$2,950,000  •  100 acres
Macomb Prairie Ranch represents an exceptional investment opportunity, positioned in the path of the accelerating northward expansion of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex from Collin County into Grayson County. This 100 acres offers 700 +/- feet of road frontage of FM 901 and sits between U.S. 377 and Preston Road/SH 289. Although investment or future development may be the most obvious focus, this versatile tract also provides an ideal setting for a private homesite or a small-scale farm and ranch. LOCATION The property is positioned about 30 miles north of U.S. 380 in Grayson, County. The growing city of Sherman is about 15 miles to the east and the town of Collinsville is about 5 miles to the southwest. Much of Sherman’s tech-fueled expansion is moving westward towards the property. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT Gently rolling with a mixture of native and improved grasses. The ranch is mostly open with 25 acres currently in cultivation. WATER No water onsite but nearby. ELECTRICITY No electricty onsite but nearby.

$4,900,000  •  1,658 acres
Commissary Point is one of the finest recreational properties on the Gulf Coast, offering year-round enjoyment of the outdoors. This is a duck hunters dream first and foremost, but also offers phenomenal fishing on Lake Calcasieu for speckled trout, redfish, and flounder. No boat is required to crab and cast to redfish just outside the back door, or fish lights for speckled trout off the pier. Birdwatch the waterfowl during the migratory season, numerous shorebirds year-round, and catch the neotropical species on their way back north in the spring. As a bonus, deer, hogs, and alligators are present in huntable numbers, or be a kid again and catch some bullfrogs for frying! The casinos in Lake Charles are a short and easy drive away for additional action. This is a true year-round getaway with a comfortable lodge ready for use, and a rare opportunity to own your own piece of the Sportsmans Paradise that is Southwest Louisiana. LOCATION Located in Cameron Parish near Big Lake, on the east bank of Lake Calcasieu, this ranch is roughly 2.5 hours from Houston, 1.5 hours from Lafayette, and minutes south of Lake Charles. Direct air travel into the Lake Charles Regional Airport is available from both Dallas and Houston. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT Experienced waterfowlers know that not all waters are created equal when it comes to hunting. First, its location on the western edge of the Mississippi Flyway in an area of hundreds of thousands of acres of habitat provides the birds. Importantly, Commissary Point is set up so that the waters can be managed for depth, creating shallow areas of marsh full of widgeon grass, plus flooded prairie full of grass seed. This is accomplished via a series of canals, water control gates, and levee system in conjunction with land management. Two primary, adjacent impoundments create permanent marsh areas of 275 acres of more brackish marsh adjacent to 420 acres of sweeter, more grassy marsh area. North and adjacent to this area is 570 acres of coastal prairie that is under rotational management and is shallow flooded by relift pumps from the sweet water canals. There is an additional 340 acres that is currently used for grazing that could be added into the mix of waterfowl habitat with the addition of groundwater irrigation, or it could be overseeded with rye or oats, creating a goose field. Per USDA data, the uplands soils of the ranch are approximately 85% loam soils, with approximately 15% silt loams. WILDLIFE Ducks are tops on this list of this ranch, as indicated. Greenheads and pintails love the flooded prairie, while gadwall and widgeon prefer the marsh. Blacks and teal trade back and forth, and of course, any of the above can be found in either setting, along with spoonies and the various divers. Many a speckle belly has been taken from Commissary Point. For saltwater fishing, Lake Calcasieu is a name location for fishermen on both sides of the Sabine River. Fish the shorelines, reefs, or weirs for trout, redfish, and flounder. Or, pack a rod and pick up a redfish after a morning in one of the marsh blinds. Blue crabs are plentiful as well. For the birdwatcher, this is a year-round delight. From the year-round shorebird population to migratory waterfowl to springtime neotropicals returning north to Louisianas own brown pelicans, there are always plenty of species to enjoy, so keep your ID guide and life list handy (along with a good pair of field glasses)! Raptors, various cranes and herons, roseate spoonbills, gallinules, rails, and coots are other common sightings. Aside from the waterfowl, enjoy watching the white-tailed deer, the occasional hog, sunning alligators, and various varmints that make the marsh and prairie home. IMPROVEMENTS Lodging consists of a very comfortable lakefront home, featuring 3 bedrooms, each with its own private full bath, plus two additional half-baths in the living areas. The wrap-around porch provides fantastic sunrise views over the marsh, and sunsets across the lake. Plenty of concrete parking is below the elevated home. Additional improvements include a three-slip boat shed and ramp for marsh boats, and a pier into Lake Calcasieu. The shoreline is protected by a bulkhead and generous riprap. MINERALS Surface only is included in the asking price. There are no active leases or production, and no pipelines impacting the property have been identified.

$5,753,200  •  757 acres
Antelope Creek Ranch offers 757+ acres of diverse Texas Hill Country terrain in northwest Lampasas County. The property features dramatic topography with expansive views, including the iconic iron railroad bridge spanning Antelope Creek, framed by San Saba Peak and Antelope Gap to the north, evoking the feel of an old western. The landscape combines open pastures with wooded areas, several ponds, and about 2,000 feet of Antelope Creek frontage. LOCATION Access is provided by an owned 63.82-foot wide, 3,944-foot long owned strip from County Road 2579 to the main acreage, ensuring all-weather access via a well-maintained caliche road. The ranch is conveniently located: 23 minutes to San Saba 24 minutes to Lampasas 1 hour 30 minutes to Austin TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The ranch topography transitions from gently rolling terrain with scattered oak groves in the east to denser hardwoods and Ashe juniper in the central and western portions. Three prominent hilltops offer potential build sites with long-range views of San Saba Peak and Antelope Gap. This varied terrain provides diverse habitats for wildlife and recreational opportunities. WILDLIFE Wildlife includes white-tailed deer, turkey, feral hogs, dove, and various small game. WATER Several ponds are located on the property, including a 1.28-acre pond and two smaller ponds of approximately 0.3 acres each. Antelope Creek traverses the northwest boundary for approximately 2,000 feet, featuring pools that hold water year-round and unique rock formations along the creek bed. An historic well, previously operated by windmill and later converted to solar power (currently not in use), is present on the property. The ranch overlies the Trinity Aquifer. Neighboring wells range from 164 to 270 feet deep with reported yields of 4 to 15 GPM. Buyer to verify well productions.

$4,600,000  •  58 acres
The beautiful Casa de Azul Ranch overlooking the Coleto Creek valley is located between the towns of Goliad and Cuero. The ranch has huge live oaks dotted along the well-kept grasslands giving the ranch a park-like setting. The main house on the ranch is an exquisitely appointed home built for entertaining, and family gatherings, and a place to relax and enjoy the tranquility of big ranch country. The housing compound includes a guest home, a large outbuilding, a huge pool/patio area overlooking the valley, a professional skeet range, and a large playground with a treehouse and trampoline for the kids. LOCATION The ranch is located just west of FM 183 off Hallemann Road, which is paved. The property is 12 miles north of Goliad, 20 miles south of Cuero, 29 miles west of Victoria, and 155 miles to Houston. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The ranch is located on a hilltop overlooking the Coleto Creek (Eighteen Mile Creek) Valley. It has improved grasses with huge live oaks dotted throughout the property. The soils are fine sandy loams that drain well. WILDLIFE The ranch has plenty of white-tailed deer, dove, quail, hogs and other south Texas wildlife. AGRICULTURE Currently, the property is cutting hay, but with the improved grasses could also run cattle. IMPROVEMENTS Main House: Built in 2014, this magnificent home is a five-bedroom house with amazing attributes that create a fantastic experience as nice as any ranch house in the State. Decorated tastefully throughout with fine furniture that will all stay with the sale. The entire home is a Smart home with security cameras, a weather station, an 80 KW generator, and a sprinkler system. Everything can be run through your phone. Internet is provided by a line-of-sight tower on the property which provides excellent Wi-Fi access. A spacious master bedroom with an expansive bathroom that includes huge closets, his and her bathrooms, and indoor and outdoor showers. Just off the master bedroom is a fully equipped gym overlooking the pool area and a sitting room. All four guest rooms have their own private bathrooms and closets. Additionally, there is the great room with a den/kitchen/bar and breakfast room, a study, dining room, James Bond-themed theater room, utility room, mudroom, foyer, second small den, and inside access to the four-bay air conditioned garage. Gas is provided by a buried 1,000-gallon propane tank that fuels the heating systems in all buildings, kitchen cooktop, outdoor grill and Wok burner, on-demand water heaters and pool spa. The kitchen includes Viking Professional Series appliances including a microwave, double ovens, a Pro range top with griddle, dishwashers (2), refrigerator and freezer. The bar area includes wine coolers (2), nugget/soft ice maker, and under-counter beverage cooler, as well as a TV hidden behind the bar mirror. Outside of the main home is a wonderful large infinity-edge swimming pool with a huge patio with Tropitone Outdoor furniture. A covered outdoor kitchen is just off the den overlooking the pool/patio area with a beverage cooler, ice maker, Viking Professional Series 54 barbecue grill, and Wok burner and warming drawer. Two outdoor TVs are on the patio for Saturday game watching. Guest home: The guest house is a short walk from the main house and provides an additional three-bedroom, two-bath home with a kitchen, den, utility room, and two-car garage. Outbuilding: between the main home and the guest home is a large four-bay outbuilding that is utilized for storing equipment and a workshop. This outbuilding is air-conditioned and could be used as a party space with its high ceilings. Professional Skeet Range: The skeet range is equipped with Italian-made Mantarelli traps, includes lights for night shoots, and is integrated with the Smart Home control system. Other: Both homes are equipped with water softeners, and the ranch is outfitted with 16 security cameras and automatic gas and water shut-off systems, and the lights are integrated with the Smart Home control system. WATER The ranch has one water well that produces over 60 gpm from about 200. This area sits over the Gulf Coast Aquifer and water is plentiful and the quality is excellent. MINERALS The property is protected by a no drilling clause.

$15,458,000  •  1,768 acres
Nestled in the Texas Hill Country, in southern Hays County, this exceptional conservation ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a property that harmonizes sustainable land stewardship with breathtaking natural beauty. Spanning 1,768.65+/- acres of diverse landscapes, the ranch offers trophy live oaks, deciduous hardwoods, incredible native grasslands, spectacular bluffs and lots of variable topography with over 250’ of relief. The views are incredible! Given its proximity to San Marcos, Austin and San Antonio, this very private ranch is a special place, unique in size and location. It is easy to get to, being only a few minutes from I-35 (but just far enough away to not worry about road noise). With the opportunities to further subdivide, this property would also make an interesting long-term investment. Whether you’re passionate about wildlife, sustainable ranching, or simply embracing nature’s splendor, this ranch is a one-of-a-kind gem waiting to be discovered. LOCATION The ranch is located about 6 driving miles from San Marcos at the end of W. McCarty Lane. There is a second entrance off Quail Run Drive as well. The ranch is only 37 miles from downtown Austin and only 49 miles from downtown San Antonio. Also, the drive time from Houston is only 2.5 hours, making this the closest true hill country property for a Houstonian. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT This ranch has character and fantastic “pasture appeal” accented by trophy live oaks (many draped with Spanish moss), stands of cedar elms, bountiful native grasses, rolling uplands and incredible canyons and bluffs associated with Purgatory Creek as it winds it way through northern portions of the ranch for over 4 miles on its way to join the San Marcos River. The ranch has over 250’ of topographical relief, rising to elevations over 1,000’ above sea level, providing exceptional views and character. WILDLIFE The ranch has been actively managed for wildlife for years and offers high-quality populations of white-tailed deer, turkey, dove and other native species. The varied terrain also provides a home to feral hogs. High-quality hunting or simply wildlife viewing is part of the experience at Purgatory Bend Ranch. AGRICULTURE Although grazing is not part of the current management program, sustainable grazing can be added to the program on the majority of the ranch. Contact Broker for more details. IMPROVEMENTS The ranch offers water wells, troughs, roads, some pens, fencing and existing electrical service. One intriguing additional improvement on the ranch is the Storey-Robinson Dam on Purgatory Creek. The dam is one of several in the broader area. It was constructed in 1981 to both protect the citizens of San Marcos and help to recharge the Edwards Aquifer. Aside from doing its job during flood events, the dam is an incredible view location on the ranch and provides easy access to other portions of the ranch. WATER The ranch is watered by 3 windmills and 2 electric submersible wells. Each well has related troughs or natural features in place providing water for wildlife at present. ELECTRICITY Electrical service is available at several locations on the ranch. MINERALS The Seller’s owned mineral estate, if any, will convey at the asking price. CONSERVATION EASEMENT The ranch is protected by two conservation easements that allow typical and reasonable use by the owner and include the ability to subdivide. There are 6 building envelopes allowed (out of 8 total locations). Contact Broker for additional details. TAXES The property is currently managed for wildlife and benefits from 1D1 Wildlife management appraisal on its open space. At present, the owner uses the services of Blair Wildife Consulting to oversee the 1D1 wildlife management program. AREA ATTRACTIONS With its proximity to San Marcos, Wimberley, Canyon Lake, the Guadalupe River, the Blanco River, Austin and San Antonio, the area’s attractions are extensive. They include water-related recreation, museums, dining and shopping!

$495,000  •  50 acres
The Dibble 50 is a beautiful property perfectly situated in a growing area and would be ideal for a homestead or housing development. The new improvements to Hwy 39 are complete and will be a great benefit to this property. LOCATION The Dibble 50 is located minutes south of the growing community of Blanchard and only 30 minutes to all Norman provides. Highway access from 39 and only 1/2 mile west of 76. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT This property consists of approximately 40 acres of grass with the balance in timber with an overall elevation change of 50 feet from north to south. A stock pond is partially located on the property and with the pasture land makes it a good place to run cattle. WILDLIFE White-tailed deer and Rio Grande turkeys frequent the property. WATER There is an old well on a previous homesite. ELECTRICITY Electric is available on the property. MINERALS Surface rights only. TAXES Property taxes are $90.

$23,573,010  •  848 acres
This 847.95-acre property, located just 4 miles north of Johnson City, offers a rare and valuable investment opportunity. With its unrestricted frontage on HWY 281, stunning natural landscape, a ranch house, and existing water and power infrastructure, the property holds immense potential for future development or recreational use. Whether you’re seeking to develop residential or commercial projects or simply invest in a large tract of prime Hill Country land, this property provides unmatched versatility and long-term value in one of Texas’ most sought-after areas. LOCATION Positioned 4 miles north of Johnson City, this property benefits from 1.11 miles of HWY 281 frontage, providing excellent visibility and accessibility. Its location along a rapidly developing corridor in the Texas Hill Country enhances its potential for future appreciation and investment. The proximity to Johnson City, with its local charm and growing economy, adds further value for both commercial and residential opportunities. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The land features beautiful rolling hills, selectively cleared to showcase large oak trees while maintaining a minimal volume of cedar. This balance of open terrain and natural wooded areas creates an attractive setting ideal for development, recreation, or conservation. The property’s expansive 4,875 feet of the Cottonwood Creek watershed also presents a unique opportunity for lake construction, enhancing the land’s future potential for residential or resort-style developments. WILDLIFE The property is home to a variety of wildlife, including white-tailed deer, turkey, hogs, and axis, making it a premier location for hunting and outdoor recreation. The mixed terrain provides excellent habitat for these species, further enhancing the property’s appeal for recreational land buyers or those interested in maintaining the land for hunting purposes. IMPROVEMENTS This property is ready for immediate use, featuring a ranch house built in the 1980’s, offering approximately 1,300 square feet of living space. The property also comes equipped with a tapped and functional water well, and the land has been selectively cleared over the years to maintain its natural beauty. The unrestricted status allows for a variety of development possibilities, making it suitable for residential, commercial, or mixed-use projects. WATER In addition to the functional water well, the property boasts 4,875 feet of the Cottonwood Creek watershed, offering significant water resources with potential for lake construction. This feature could prove valuable for developers looking to create recreational or residential water features, further enhancing the property’s appeal and future value. ELECTRICITY The property benefits from on-site power access, offering convenience and infrastructure readiness for any future development. The proximity to HWY 281 further ensures easy access to utilities, making this land even more attractive to developers seeking a seamless transition into construction. AREA HISTORY Johnson City, known as the gateway to the Texas Hill Country, has a rich history rooted in agriculture, ranching, and outdoor recreation. Over the past decade, the area has experienced significant growth due to its proximity to both Austin and San Antonio, becoming a hub for tourism, wineries, and residential developments. This growth, combined with the region’s natural beauty, makes this property particularly well-positioned for future appreciation and development.

$110,000  •  2 acres
This 2± acre property is located along Highway 81 in Minco in northern Grady County. This property is the only available, raw land commercial property in Minco. Its location and 379’± of highway frontage would make this property an ideal location for a business, storefront, or restaurant. According to the most recent ODOT traffic study (2018), the average daily traffic count is 4,900 vehicles per day. Covenants and restrictions are applicable to the subject property. LOCATION This commercial property is conveniently located along Highway 81 and is only 1/3 mile south of the Highway 81 and Highway 37 intersection.

$13,480,500  •  4,085 acres
The Berclair Ranch, a 4,085± acre property in Goliad County, Texas, offers the unique opportunity to own a rich piece of Texas history and natural beauty. Part of a legacy family ranch, founded in 1859 by a pioneering new American and former member of Queen Victoria’s Guard, this property has been managed and conserved by six generations of the same family. The Berclair Ranch offers a blend of great hunting, grazing and other opportunities for continuing a tradition of stewardship on the land. LOCATION The Berclair Ranch is easily accessed by way of Lucas Road and Power Road, both paved roads. It is located near the small town of Berclair, approximately 12 miles from the historic town of Goliad, Texas, and is about 25 minutes from Beeville. It is also easily accessible from Victoria (41 miles), Corpus Christi (70 miles), San Antonio (91 miles), Austin (138 miles), and Houston (170 miles). TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The ranch features a beautifully diverse landscape, including rolling native rangelands complete with centuries-old live oak trees and wildflowers during the spring. The current owners have typically maintained several improved pastures in coastal over the years. There is enough roll and topographical change to allow for expansive view sheds and privacy alike. Blanco Creek is the western border of the ranch, while Mucorrera Creek traverses the ranch near the eastern border, offering stunning cliffs and deep pools during normal times. Blanco Creek also offers recreational activities like fishing and canoeing at times. WILDLIFE The low-fenced ranch is surrounded by other large properties, creating a haven for wildlife. The ranch enjoys populations of white-tailed deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, quail, javelina, waterfowl, songbirds, various predators and feral hogs. AGRICULTURE Approximately 18% of the ranch has been maintained in coastal pastures, supporting the active cattle operation. The ranch includes two sets of working pens and most of the fencing is in good condition. The operational area is well-equipped to manage and support agricultural activities, making it an all-around ranch suitable for various purposes. IMPROVEMENTS Currently, there are limited improvements on the ranch including the working pens (one being main operational area), two hunting camps and a homesite used by a ranch employee. One of the camps utilizes the old ranch homestead; however, the homestead does have some deferred maintenance needs. WATER Berclair Ranch has three water wells and multiple stock tanks spread throughout the property. Blanco Creek and Mucorrera Creek are not only beautiful but also provide vital water sources for wildlife and livestock during normal rainfall periods. Both of these creeks will flow following adequate rainfall. ELECTRICITY Electricity is available in multiple areas of the ranch. MINERALS Offering is surface only. There are three wells (2 gas and 1 low volume oil) on a limited 450 acre leased portion of the ranch. AREA HISTORY Goliad County was the site of two battles in the Texas Revolution. The Battle of Goliad was a minor skirmish early in the war. However, the subsequent battle of Coleto was an important battle that culminated on March 27, 1836. Col. James Fannin and his Texan soldiers were executed by the Mexican army, under orders from Gen. Antonio López de Santa Anna, in what became known as the Goliad Massacre. This event led to the Texas Revolutionary battle cry “Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad!” Although many remember the Alamo today, fewer remember Goliad. The site of the massacre is located near Presidio la Bahia, just south of the town of Goliad. CONSERVATION EASEMENT In 2005, with a desire to conserve the heritage of the ranch, the owners donated a landowner friendly conservation easement to The Nature Conservancy of Texas and have continued to operate the ranch as they always have. The owners have made the decision to sell the “Berclair Ranch” portion of the parent ranch to their future neighbor as they will continue to own and operate on the ranch to the north that is also governed by the same conservation easement. The Berclair Ranch does include a 10 acre building envelope for the construction of a new headquarters should the next steward desire to do so. Please contact Broker for additional information. OTHER The west and east pastures of the Berclair Ranch are separated by paved Power Road that provides not only great access to different pasture gates, it also provides a cattle drive lane frequently used by the ranch. Power Road terminates at the end of the ranch and has limited use overall. The historic Moya family cemetery (aka Mucorrera Cemetery) is located in the east pasture and is used infrequently by Moya family descendants.

$595,000  •  15 acres
Liberty Pines is a residential development tract situated just 4 miles north east of Liberty, Texas in the Liberty Independent School District. The land sits on 800 feet of McGuire Road, among several beautiful large tract neighbors and numerous one acre homesteads to the east. The land is primarily open pasture which is currently cultivated for hay with a beautiful .7 acre pond situated towards the back of the property, surrounded by tall pines, water oaks and hackberries. The land is mostly flat, comprised primarily of bahia grass pasture mixed with various other species. The beautiful pond is surrounded by tall pines, water oaks, cedar elms, hackberries, sweetgums and black willow.

$1,542,800  •  266 acres
Beautiful pasture hills blended with forests of large mature oak and pine timber highlight this 266 +/- acres located directly off of FM 256 near Woodville, TX. The pastures create space for livestock and recreation while the wooded areas provide habitat for the native wildlife that roam the ranch and can be seen frequently. The multiple areas of large forests provide privacy as well as a peaceful and secluded feel. The ranch has water in several areas including two ponds and multiple wet weather creeks that flow through the timber lined forests. Named for the rolling hills across the ranch, 312 T ranch boasts a peak elevation of 312 feet. Several large pasture hills tower over 70 feet higher than the creek bottom that sits below at 240 feet. The hilltops provide ideal homesite locations and the associated valleys below them make for over a half dozen locations for potential additional pond or lake construction areas if desired. The 312 T ranch is an overall beautiful East Texas ranch that is a ready to go blank canvas for any number of dreams and visions. LOCATION -10 minutes from Woodville, TX -1 hour 45 minutes from Houston, TX -3 hours and 30 minutes from Dallas, TX -4 hours from Austin, TX TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The ranch is a mixture of maintained pasture land with several areas of mature timber. There are around 200 acres of pasture and 65 acres of timbered areas. The rolling hills and blended areas of timber create a mosaic layout that really adds to the beauty and feel of the ranch. WILDLIFE White-tailed deer, wild hogs, and all manner of native wildlife roam the ranch and are sighted frequently. AGRICULTURE Historically utilized for a cow-calf operation, the pastures have been maintained and managed in great shape. The timbered portions of the ranch are large mature oak and pine trees that could be thinned or harvested if desired. The property is currently under a grazing lease with a tenant that manages the cattle and pasture management. WATER Water is available along FM 256. ELECTRICITY Electricity is onsite as well as available along FM 256. MINERALS The sellers will convey any minerals they own.

$9,500,000  •  1,682 acres
The South Sabinal River Ranch is a unique opportunity to own 1,682 acres of pristine South Texas brush within an hour of San Antonio with over 2 miles of Sabinal River frontage. Craig Biggio of the Houston Astros has owned and managed this ranch for close to 20 years. His passion for white-tailed deer hunting and his commitment to trophy managing the ranch has produced several trophies over 200″. Of the 1,682 acres, approximately 1,525 acres are under high fence. LOCATION One of the many attractive attributes of the ranch is its location. It is located approximately 1 hour west of San Antonio and 10 minutes south of Sabinal. It has paved road access on Hwy 187 and is at the northern tip of the South Texas Plains. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The ranch has a unique mix of habitat within its boundary. The majority of the habitat is untouched mixed South Texas brush. Impressive “bull mesquite” flats exist throughout the ranch. The ranch also has over 2 miles of the Sabinal River on its eastern border. The riparian habitat along the river includes incredible vistas from steep bank tops, large live oaks, cedar elms, and a few cypress trees. The Blanco Creek runs through the property’s western portion, creating additional bottomland habitat. In the middle portion of the property is a guajillo/blackbrush hill rising almost 100’ above the Sabinal River creating views for miles. WILDLIFE The owner has intensely managed for trophy white-tailed deer since he purchased the property. He high-fenced all but approximately 150 acres along the Sabinal River. He also constructed a 5-acre soft-release pen that can be used for a DMP pen. He purchased deer from white-tailed deer breeders for several years and released them within the property. He implemented an intense supplemental feeding program and created an enhanced water distribution system. These practices have also improved the quality of the bobwhite quail population and other wildlife species that exist on the property. The owner has constructed several hunting blinds outside of the high fence which created additional opportunities to hunt hogs, javelina, white-tailed deer and predators for family and guests. AGRICULTURE Three dryland food plots exist within the high-fenced portion of the property. These fields are used to plant annual plants that attract dove, quail and deer. IMPROVEMENTS Improvements include 2 implement barns, a walk-in cooler, a large inclosed barn, a bardominium, and several fire-pit areas. The large enclosed barn features a concrete floor, several roll-up doors, and large fans for ventilation. The bardominium is attached to the enclosed barn and is 2 stories. It includes several custom features and has a unique architectural exterior appearance. It is a 3 bedroom/3 bath, complete kitchen with a bunkroom. WATER The ranch has 3 water wells with submersible pumps. The wells supply several wildlife water ponds and troughs. The wells also supply water to the house. Seasonal water exists in the Blanco Creek and Sabinal River. ELECTRICITY Medina Electric Co-op. MINERALS 50% of owner’s minerals.

$24,500,000  •  32,970 acres
Encompassing nearly the entirety of a West Texas mountain range is the Wylie Mountains Ranch. The range, named after the pioneer settler Robert K. Wylie (1885), is rich with history and diverse in habitat. The ranch includes desert grasslands/brushlands on its outer portions with foothills, expansive canyons and mountains with numerous peaks over 5,000’ in the more central portions. The different ecosystems provide a home for a diverse array of wildlife as well as grazing opportunities for livestock. LOCATION The ranch is located southeast of Van Horn, TX and about 20 driving miles from the Culberson County Airport. Drive time to Marfa is an hour and about 20 minutes; El Paso is about 2 hours and Midland is about 2.5 hours. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The ranch encompasses nearly 100% of the Wylie Mountains with about 3/4 of the ranch being mountainous and some foothills with the remaining portions being in the “flats”. Elevations range from 3900’ to 5310’ above sea level. The ranch has rangeland/habitat areas exhibiting various Chihuahuan Desert ecosystems including desert scrublands, desert grasslands and desert mountains. Accenting the mountainous terrain are immense escarpments and spectacular canyons. Trees found on the ranch, predominantly in the canyons and drainages, include hackberry, evergreen sumac and flameleaf sumac along with other typical species of brush, succulents and grasses across the ranch. Another unique feature of the ranch is a large sinkhole or cave that begs further exploration. WILDLIFE Native Wildlife found on the ranch include mule deer, pronghorn antelope, scaled quail, Gambel’s Quail and the infrequently seen Montezuma Quail. Exotic wildlife found on the ranch include elk and aoudad. The property has been managed predominantly for wildlife with a limited feeding program and water distribution. AGRICULTURE The ranch has been used for livestock grazing in the past; however, at present the only cattle are some strays from a neighbor. IMPROVEMENTS Most of the improvements are located in the headquarters area on the northern portion of the ranch and about 3 miles in from the main gate. The owner’s home is a 3/2 metal sided residence with wrap around covered porch and carport in good condition. It is located on a hill just a short distance east of the operational headquarters. The manager’s home is an older modular 3/2 at the operational headquarters. The headquarters area also includes several barns/sheds, a shop, an equipment shed with a walk-in cooler, traps and working pens. There is another small barn and set of pens on the southern portion of the ranch (the Sloan pasture). WATER Groundwater is available in certain areas of the ranch from the West Texas Bolsons minor aquifer (we believe). There are 6 operating water wells. Most of the wells are about 700’ deep and the best ones are capable of producing 15-25 GPM providing adequate well water for ranching operations. There is an extensive distribution system to troughs and storage across many portions of the ranch. There are also numerous dirt tanks to capture and hold runoff for periods following a rain event. MINERALS Approximately 26,734+/- acres are mineral classified and the specific rights associated with state classified minerals will convey to the buyer. Seller will be reserving any fee minerals owned by the seller. ARCHEOLOGY Among other interesting things, the Wylie Mountains are home to a distinctive agate, referred to as butterscotch agate, that resembles butterscotch taffy and ranges in color from light brown and dark yellowish brown to moderate brown. OTHER In addition to the deeded acreage, the ranch also includes 1,109.5+/- acres of land leased from the Texas Pacific Land Trust. The white dashed line on our map indicates the general location of 470+/- acres of multiple smaller inholdings lacking accessibility. Please ask the listing Broker for more information.

$890,000  •  129 acres
Black Cap Heaven, in western Gillespie County, is awaiting its next steward to continue to conserve this 128.75± acre jewel of the Texas Hill Country. This ranch is ideal for a buyer seeking a special place to build a home and conserve the diversity of trees, grasses, and native brush for the balanced benefit of birdlife, indigenous wildlife and the landowner as well. The ranch is a nice shape and is protected from public roadways by easement road access. The ranch benefits from a thoughtful conservation easement that allows for the next owner to use and enjoy the property. LOCATION Located a short 5 miles outside Harper, TX, the ranch is only 23 miles west of the very popular central Texas town of Fredericksburg, 1.5 hours from San Antonio, and 2 hours from Austin; Black Cap Heaven is ideally located for a vacation home or permanent residence. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The ranch has a unique, significant and intact high quality shinnery habitat covering about 2/3 of the property providing foraging and nesting opportunities for many songbirds. This unique habitat also provides an effective nursery allowing tree and brush species to become established and thrive. As a result, native vegetation on the ranch is very diverse, with highlights including shin oak, escarpment black cherry, Texas Redbud, several other oak species, bumelia, hackberry and a few juniper. Abundant native grasses include side oats grama (which happens to be the state grass of Texas), Canada Wildrye, purple three-awn, yellow indian and hooded windmill grasses. Additionally, the topography on the ranch is gently rolling providing pleasant hiking opportunities for the enjoyment of the property. The hilltop horizon views are spectacular. The ranch is protected in perpetuity by a conservation easement, the intent of which is to preserve the property’s significant conservation values. These values are related to the unique ecological features found on the property that include hydrologic, wildlife, and plant resources, as well as scenic and open space values. Contact Broker for more details regarding the conservation easement. WILDLIFE Birdlife (avifauna) of the area is very diverse and impressive. A field checklist published by Texas Parks and Wildlife entitled “Birds of the Edwards Plateau” (attached) includes 431 species – one of the best-known of this list is the namesake black-capped vireo. Native mammalian wildlife in the area include species such as white-tailed deer, fox squirrel, armadillo, porcupine, raccoon, grey fox, bobcat, coyote, and many more. AGRICULTURE The current owners have maintained the property’s agricultural tax valuation through a small-herd seasonal grazing lease for cattle. A future owner might want to consider doing same or consider converting to wildlife management. IMPROVEMENTS The ranch is unimproved at this time; however, the conservation easement identifies two building envelopes where improvements can be constructed. There are an existing water well and a septic tank (unknown condition), as well as existing electric power in one of the building envelopes. The other building envelope does not have any infrastructure in place. The ranch is perimeter fenced with 3 sides being standard height and the north boundary being high fenced. WATER As mentioned above, there is an existing water well. ELECTRICITY Electricity is available on the property. AREA HISTORY During the baseline visit, a Gower split stem spear point was discovered along the ridge of the highest point on the property. This spear point is attributed to the Early Archaic period, dating back approximately 8,500 to 7,000 years Before Present (B.P.). This spear point provides valuable insights into the historical and cultural importance of the property as it signifies the presence of indigenous peoples, who inhabited the area during the Early Archaic period, engaging in activities such as hunting and gathering.

$495,000  •  5 acres
Two new lakefront lots released! Lake A Lot 3 & Lake B Lot 5 offered separately. Hollow Point Ranch (“HPR”) is an exclusive shared ownership property in southeastern Oklahoma. This 2,000+ acre development is designed to provide a luxury ranch lifestyle without the effort and expense of purchasing and maintaining an independent large tract. HPR provides residential and recreational opportunities for generational ownership and enjoyment. Approximately 50 deeded 5-acre lots have been created allowing owners privacy with sweeping and memorable views. Hollow Point Ranch Community offers a serene sanctuary away from the uncertainties of urban living while still providing the conveniences of the city. Escape to HPR, a family-friendly, country-living community on the Kiamichi River. LOCATION The ranch is located approximately 2 hours from Dallas and 38 miles from Broken Bow. It sits on the north bank of the Kiamichi River on the east side of Hwy 109 just south of historic Fort Towson. Tulsa and OKC are approximately 3 hours away. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT Historically the property has been a grazing and hay operation and was part of the Fightin’ 7 Ranch The topography is very attractive and diverse. Rolling pastures and bottomlands transition to mature timber at various elevations. Some pasture portions will be available to those owners who prefer to graze their own livestock. The property is a mixture of open pastures, and wooded areas ready to be explored. Trails are available for hiking, biking, riding horseback and cruising on ATVs. WILDLIFE Deer, hogs, turkeys, and other native species can be seen on this property. Designated hunting and shooting areas can be enjoyed in keeping with privacy and safety policies of the ranch. Presence of ample quantities of surface water provides plentiful fishing opportunities. IMPROVEMENTS Lots are offered with a choice of private lake, river bottom or open country views. Buyers can wait for the opportune time to build or start construction right away. Building designs will be consistent with the aesthetics of the property. Residents will have full use of a custom-built clubhouse that includes a pool, lounge, conference and game rooms and fitness center. The clubhouse will showcase the architecture and vision of the HPR community. A modern equine facility and arena will board common use and privately owned horses. Owners can enjoy trap shooting and rifle and archery ranges.. HPR is being developed to include lakes, a network of roads, and a full utility infrastructure. Approximately 1,200 acres will be allotted as common use property available to all owners. WATER HPR has an abundance of water with 3 large lakes, miles of river frontage, year-round creek, ponds, and water service to all lots. Lake sizes range from 25-40 acres and are convenient for fishing and no-wake boating. Kiamichi River and live-water Gates Creek frontage provides many leisure possibilities. Hugo Lake is a 15 minute drive from HPR where owners will have access to a ranch-owned boat and a range of water activities. UTILITIES The ranch will be equipped with a full utility infrastructure as well as back-up utility options. Utilities will be placed underground in order not to obscure or alter the natural beauty and scenery of the ranch. Ranch shown by appointment only.

$6,250,000  •  23 acres
Introducing the Blanco River Retreat, an extraordinary estate nestled along an iconic stretch of the Blanco River in Wimberley, Texas. This exceptional compound epitomizes the quintessential Texas Hill Country riverfront property, featuring a private primary residence, a welcoming guest lodge currently utilized for short-term rentals, a versatile studio space, and a fully equipped 3-stall barn. Set against a backdrop of rolling hills, majestic oak trees, and a picturesque spring-fed creek that meanders through the property before joining the emerald waters of the Blanco River, the estate’s unique blend of natural beauty and architectural elegance, coupled with its extensive live-water frontage, offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Hill Country’s most coveted real estate. Each structure on the property is thoughtfully positioned above the Blanco River, providing multiple access points to the river and ensuring dreamy views of the towering Cypress and Pecan trees that line the grassy riverbank. The main home serves as a private haven, while the guest lodge, featuring four en-suite rooms with a shared common area and game room, offers a comfortable escape for friends and family. The addition of a detached studio and a 3-stall barn further enhances the estate’s versatility. The Blanco River Retreat offers endless possibilities for relaxation, entertainment, and intimate gatherings in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. LOCATION Conveniently situated at 4100 Fischer Store Road, just 8 miles from the vibrant Wimberley Square, the Blanco River Retreat offers the ideal blend of seclusion and accessibility. This premier location ensures the property is within easy reach of Austin and San Antonio in about an hour, and approximately three hours from Houston, striking the perfect balance between close proximity to urban conveniences and the irreplaceable tranquility of rural privacy. Proximity: 8 miles to the Wimberley Square 40 miles to Central Austin, 45 miles to ABIA 55 miles to San Antonio 190 miles to Houston IMPROVEMENTS Main Home: This recently remodeled 3,411 square foot Santa Barbara-style home features 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 half-baths, an office, a spacious laundry room, and a 2-car garage. Its open concept design is complemented with wide-planked hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, and expansive windows that showcase stunning views of the Blanco River. The outdoor area includes an infinity pool and a covered pavilion with an outdoor kitchen that overlooks the river, along with a cozy wood-burning fireplace and a putting green. The home is surrounded by a cedar-post lined fence and lush landscaping providing ultimate privacy. Additionally, this side of the property features a private pathway and stairs leading down to a stone landing and a limestone alcove along the Blanco River. Guest Lodge: Currently operating as a short-term rental, the guest lodge includes 4 separate suites, each featuring its own entrance, full bathroom, kitchenette, fireplace, and private covered patio. The suites are connected by a spacious common area with a bar and sauna and is designed with barn-like architecture equipped with sliding barn doors that can be opened to let in the cool breeze. Upstairs, there’s a large game room complete with a kitchenette and a half-bathroom. Additionally, an oversized attic offers potential for conversion into additional space for short-term rentals. The guest lodge, along with the studio and barn, can be easily isolated from the main house. This setup provides an ideal balance, allowing for privacy on the property while also capitalizing on short-term rental opportunities with minimal disruption. Studio: A 950 square foot space with architecture similar to that of the Guest Lodge. Offering versatile use options, the studio overlooks lush landscaping and the Blanco River, and was previously utilized as an art studio and gym. Barn: A well-appointed 3-stall barn with a tack room, covered isle and a pipe-fenced paddock. Additional Improvements: -Detached 2-car garage used for equipment storage and workshop -Concrete cistern holding tank -Fenced and cross-fenced -High-Fenced along riverbank -Extensive steps down to the river -Safety railing along alcoves -Electric gated access -Extensive stone-line paved road system -Extensive underground utilities throughout the property including landscape lighting WATER The Blanco River Retreat features an iconic stretch of the Blanco River, offering 740.5+/- feet of premium river frontage. This section includes gentle rapids, a partial dam, deep swimming areas, and an inlet lined with limestone coves and overhangs, interesting karst formations, and fern-lined waterfalls. Additionally, a spring-fed creek winds through the property, creating tranquil spots for relaxation and recreation amidst the lush landscape. The property’s river and creek are lined with towering Pecan and Cypress trees, enhancing its picturesque setting. This exceptional waterfront estate offers endless opportunities for swimming, kayaking, fishing, and enjoying the serene beauty of the Hill Country from one of the best areas the Blanco River has to offer. AREA HISTORY Nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, Wimberley is a charming destination that attracts visitors from far and wide. Dating back to the mid-1800s when the first settlers arrived in the area, the town has evolved into a thriving community known for its unique blend of small-town charm and artistic flair. The town’s historic buildings, including the iconic Wimberley Square, showcase the area’s rich heritage and provides a picturesque backdrop for its bustling tourism scene. Wimberley’s charming downtown exudes a welcoming atmosphere and features an array of eclectic shops, art galleries, and farm-to-table restaurants. In addition, the region is home to several award-winning wineries, distilleries, and breweries. With its natural beauty and strategic location in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, Wimberley serves as a gateway to a multitude of outdoor attractions. The town is known for its picturesque landscapes and postcard-worthy views. The Blanco River and Cypress Creek wind through town serving as a playground for water activities such as swimming, fishing, and kayaking. Other attractions in the area like Jacob’s Well Natural Area, Blue Hole Regional Park, and Devil’s Backbone provide endless opportunities to enjoy nature and find adventure.

$2,706,000  •  984 acres
Brazoria County Hunting Ranch Bargain! The Danza Del Rio Ranch presents an excellent hunting and recreational opportunity approximately 60 miles from Houston. This northwest Brazoria County ranch features huge oaks, good elevated field roads, lots of deer and hogs, is mostly out of the 100 year flood plain, and has a nice camp. It neighbors approximately 1,500 acres of the San Bernard Wildlife Refuge (Austin’s Woods portion) on two sides. ±888 acres of this property are under conservation easement. LOCATION Approximately 3 miles north of Old Ocean/Highway 35. Primary access is the blacktop to the gate via CR 3 from either FM 524 or FM 1459. West Columbia is minutes away for gas, groceries, and great BBQ. An all-weather road leads from CR 3 to the camp. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT Magnificent trophy live oaks dot this property and are well distributed across the ranch. Formerly cleared pasture land, the current owner planted thousands of trees, including sugarberry, green ash, American elm, cedar elm, water hickory, sweet pecan, water oak, willow oak, Shumard oak, nuttall oak, and live oaks approximately 10 years ago, restoring this property to a hardwood bottom. Unlike much of the woodlands in Brazoria County, this property is largely outside of the 100 year flood plain, with post-Harvey maps showing only approximately 25- 30 acres as Zone A, all along Dance Bayou, which runs onto and along the property’s southwest fenceline. Soils are predominantly Lake Charles Clay (blackland). WILDLIFE Deer and hogs are plentiful. Hunting is permitted under the conservation easement. Hunting opportunities are increased by a handful of field roads, pipeline right-of-ways, and other easements that provide plenty of edge habitat and potential blind locations. IMPROVEMENTS A comfortable camp with a detached garage sits off of the all-weather road into the ranch. The 2:2 house measures ±1,200 SF, has a full kitchen and spacious living room and a nice covered porch. The garage is two-car with some additional storage area and a full bath. The home and yard are fenced in on approximately 1.4 acres and outside of the area under the conservation easement. A ±9,350 SF of cattle barn and lean-to covered area are a short distance away for additional storage. This area is also outside of the conservation easement. This would be a nice area for a small pond or new home. MINERALS Surface only. Owners are not believed to own any minerals. There is a pipeline meter station located on the property. OTHER See attachment for a copy of the Conservation Easement. 2023 Taxes est. $1,868.00.

$299,900  •  4.54 acres
Discover Lot 135 Loma Vista Ranch, a 4.536 acre property with an excellent homesite, nestled near a serene private lake offering breathtaking views. This property is situated in a private gated community, conveniently less than 15 minutes from Kerrville and ideal shopping opportunities. It features a gated entrance, high-speed internet, all underground utilities, low HOA fees, and taxes.

$339,900  •  4.34 acres
Discover the charm of Loma Vista Ranch – a 4.34-acre haven offering an exceptional home site alongside live water and a serene lake. With unmatched views in a secluded setting, Loma Vista Ranch is less than 15 minutes from Kerrville and its shopping opportunities. Enjoy the security of a gated entrance, high-speed internet, and the convenience of underground utilities, all with minimal HOA fees and taxes.

$11,995,000  •  420 acres
Shipp Lake Ranch is steeped in history, having been owned by the same family since the early 1900s. With improved pastures, Shipp Lake Ranch has been a working cattle ranch for many years, the beautiful 100-acre oxbow lake creates a haven for diverse waterfowl that changes with the seasons as they migrate north and south. This lake spans the length of the 420-acre property, there are incredible water views from every corner. Just 48 miles from downtown Austin, it's an ideal weekend retreat with the potential for future commercial recreational development as Bastrop continues to grow. LOCATION Just South of Smithville on HWY 71 N. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT Shipp Lake Ranch features rolling improved pastures with mature hardwoods gracing the east side of the 100-acre lake and is complemented by a productive 18-acre hay field beyond the tree line. The west side features a mix of open pasture, scattered live oaks, pecan trees along the shoreline, and mesquite brush. WILDLIFE Shipp Lake, formerly the Oxbow Lake, stands as a time-honored migratory waterfowl flyway that has enchanted observers for millennia. Twice a year, the skies come alive with exotic waterfowl, showcasing the majestic American White Pelican, Ibis, Roseate Spoonbills, Tri-color herons, Great Blue Herons, and Egrets. The area is a haven for resident raptors, including Red-Tailed, Red-Shouldered, and Cooper’s hawks, as well as Osprey and Bald Eagles. The lake has been a cherished fishing ground for the family through the ages, yielding a bountiful catch of largemouth bass, crappie, sunfish, and catfish. there are also plenty of deer and hogs. AGRICULTURE This property is perfect for grazing and/or equestrian use. IMPROVEMENTS There are two small houses on the property and one was renovated in 2018. WATER Shipp Lake, the 100-acre oxbow lake created by the Colorado River, spans a significant portion of the property. The family dammed up the northeastern end, enhancing water capture. An artesian well historically maintained water levels, but is currently not operational but has potential for redevelopment. The lake, once used for water skiing, offers opportunities for boating, fishing, bird watching, and hunting. There are three water wells on the ranch. MINERALS Minerals are negotiable. AREA HISTORY The first Hill family in Bastrop County was in 1834, having moved from Alabama. Sometime after that Abram Wylie Hill bought half of Jenkins Prairie, a land grant award given to the Edward Jenkins family for their participation in the Texas Revolution. The property was renamed Hill’s Prairie and remains so to this date. Some of the Hills and the Yerger family moved to the Alum Creek area and opened a dry goods store about 1850. When the Taylor Bastrop and Houston Railroad came into what is now Smithville, the dry goods store was moved to Main Street in Smithville and the Yerger (father-in-law) and the Hill family (son-in-law) built a wonderful colonial-style home on a full city block in 1887. The home stayed in the Hill family through the youngest daughter, Ruth Hill Skelley until sold three years ago. The home at 401 Main Street has been completely rebuilt and is now one the the benchmark properties of the area. About 1700 Spanish missionaries exploring the area discovered an oxbow lake that had been formed by the Colorado River in pre-historic times that the Indians of the area called Nenocadda. When the county was surveyed the grant belonged to the Grassmeyer family who built a river ferry very near the small lake. When the Hill family moved to town they bought parcels of property in the Colorado Valley that were contiguous. The land went from the north rim of the valley (known as Rocky Hill) to the southern rim (known as Flower Hill), all on the eastern side of Smithville. The family generally called the area north of the river “Grandfather’s Farm.” Sometime around the arrival of the railroad the Hill family built a dam at the northern end of the oxbow lake adding about four feet to the depth, now called Shipps Lake. An artesian well helped keep the water level more or less constant except in periods of extreme drought. That well could probably be developed again. Another artesian well was used to create a public swimming pool very close to the Highway 71 bridge over the railroad track. The Hill family had concerns about local children swimming in the river because of the turbidity and ever-shifting currents. The pool was leased to the Smithville Lions Club for $1 per year. The Highway 71 expansion required removal of the pool.

$1,500,000  •  100 acres
Baker Ranch is a wonderful wooded tract of land located just south of Luling, Texas with easy access off of I-10, making it very accessible from San Antonio, Houston and Austin. The ranch provides great hunting opportunities and with its rolling hills, large pond and a great variety of old-growth trees, there are multiple homesites locations throughout the property. LOCATION The ranch is located 8 miles south of Luling, Texas just west of Hwy 80 with frontage on Baker Ranch Road. The ranch is less than an hour from both San Antonio and Austin and two hours from Houston. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT Baker Ranch features several areas of open meadows with a variety of native grasses that are common for this portion of the Central Texas Prairie. The soils are primarily sandy loam. There is an abundance of mature bull mesquites along the northern portion of the ranch offering a tremendous amount of privacy from the gate and Baker Ranch Road. The southern portion of the ranch is primarily wooded habitat consisting of a variety of oaks, mesquite and other hardwoods with a gentle roll in elevation increasing to 100ft. The habitat is excellent for hunting. WILDLIFE White-tailed deer are abundant on the property as well as plenty of hogs, doves, predators and sometimes ducks in the winter on the pond. IMPROVEMENTS The ranch is a blank slate for a new owner. There is a good rural road which moves all the way to the back of the property and some cleared areas but otherwise mostly untouched woodlands. WATER There is one small pond in the middle of the property located on Smith Creek with meanders through the property. Groundwater here is located between 180 to 400 and can produce plenty of potable water for locating a home. ELECTRICITY Electric service is conveniently located along the road frontage on the property. MINERALS No minerals are to be conveyed with the sale, surface only. There is an easement along the northern boundary for a neighbor to access their property but it runs along the fence line.