Some ranches are just land. Clearspring River Ranch is a legacy. Set 37 minutes west/south of Austin on 525 deeded acres, this extraordinary Central Texas property delivers what most buyers only dream about — 2.4 miles of private, spring-fed San Marcos River frontage flowing at a constant flow every single day of the year. Sandy beaches, world-class bass fishing, swimming, kayaking, and floating, all completely private and entirely yours. Below ground, the entire ranch sits atop the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer, one of Texas's most prolific freshwater formations. Above ground, mature Live Oaks and hundreds of native Pecans canopy the river corridor and upland pastures, while whitetail deer, turkey, and dove roam freely throughout. A productive cattle operation with working pens, a main ranch house, private hunting cabin, equipment barn, and solar-powered gated entrance round out a turnkey setup that is ready on day one. Agricultural exemption in place keeps carrying costs in check. Properties with this combination of live water, groundwater, proximity to Austin, and sheer natural beauty do not come available twice. Clearspring River Ranch is not a compromise — it is the destination.

$5,250,000
Just south of Luling, TX with easy access off of HWY 183 and only 4 miles south of I-10, you will find the Doty Oaks Ranch II. One first notices the abundance of beautiful live oaks, thick stands of post oaks and blackjack oak trees, but beyond are incredible views of the pristine rolling hills of northern Gonzales County into Guadalupe and Caldwell counties. This area has been a hidden gem for generations of ranchers and hunters but is quickly becoming a popular destination for savvy buyers in the nearby metros of San Antonio, Austin and Houston. A longtime family ranch, the Doty Oaks II has been a gathering place for generations to hunt, run cattle and create lasting memories. LOCATION Access: 1155 ft. of frontage along US 183 4 miles south of I-10 8 miles south of Luling, TX 11 miles north of Gonzales, TX 55 miles south of Austin, TX 63 miles east of San Antonio, TX 150 miles west of Houston, TX TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The topography ranges from 330 ft to 400 ft with a lot of roll throughout. Located in the Texas Claypan Prairie, the range is defined by a dark red sandstone, a claypan, which is a dense clay subsoil underlying sandy and loamy surface layers. These soils create a diverse mixture of native grasses and hardwoods, including live oak, post oak, blackjack oak and mesquite trees. Much of the ranch is heavily wooded, providing excellent cover along with natural browse for the prevalent wildlife. As the elevation falls toward Artesia Creek, you enter a mesquite flat with good stands of native grasses, excellent for cattle. WILDLIFE The ranch has a healthy population of white-tailed deer with some nice bucks having been taken over the years. Both deer and Rio Grande turkey traverse the creeks with the turkey roosting in the large trees along the borders. Dove, hogs and various varmints will keep you busy hunting throughout the year. AGRICULTURE Historically the ranch has been utilized for cattle. IMPROVEMENTS Sitting atop a hill with phenomenal views are 2 small cabins. One with a kitchen, sitting area, bedroom and bathroom with a nice porch surrounding it. The second cabin consists of 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, a utility room and a porch. A 3-sided pole barn (45X20) stores equipment along with a Morgan building. For working your cattle, there is a good set of pens just down the hill from the cabins. The improvements are minimal but very functional. WATER Sitting over the Carrizo-Wilcox aquifer the groundwater is excellent. One water well is located at the cabins. Over a half-mile of Artesia Creek runs along the southern border with deep pockets that retain water for long periods. In another corner of the ranch is a portion of Mule Creek with some deep pockets to hold water. Additionally, there are two stock tanks perfect for fishing and productive dove hunts. ELECTRICITY Electricity is located at the cabins. MINERALS Owners believe to own 20% of the mineral estate. A portion thereof are negotiable with an acceptable offer.

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.