Hedgpeth Ranch is a beautiful 12,445 acre property: a private hilltop estate with 50 acres of vineyard, a private lake with 22 acres of surface area and a storage capacity of 602.7 acre-feet of water, 87 miles of road and some of the largest Redwoods in Sonoma County. The property includes a grove of over 100 Old Growth Coast Redwood trees, the largest of which is nearly 13 feet in diameter. A road system of approximately 87 miles throughout the property offers convenient access. What makes Hedgpeth special, in addition to the privacy it affords, is the natural and beautiful scenery throughout the ranch. The Hedgpeth Lake is a private freshwater reservoir that may be enjoyed for swimming, boating, fishing, and other aquatic activities. The lake also has 22 acres of usable surface area for fishing and recreation. There is a series of creeks that flow throughout the property which include House Creek, Allen Creek, Pepperwood Creek, Danfield Creek, and Cow Creek. Nearby attractions include Harold Richardson Redwoods Reserve and Salt Point State Park. Hedgpeth Ranch is 8 miles from Timber Cove, 11 miles from Cazadero, 32 miles from Healdsburg and 52 miles from Downtown Santa Rosa and 70 miles from San Francisco. Investment Highlights + 12,445 acres located on the Sonoma Coast + Approximately 30 miles from Santa Rosa and 70 Miles from San Francisco + 7,500 acres of commercial forest, including old growth Redwood trees and high quality timber, provide for great investment potential + Wildlife species make Hedgpeth an excellent hunting ground + The diverse terrain and beautiful scenery allow for a variety of activities such as horseback riding, ATV riding and hiking + In the Southwest section of the property lies Hedgpeth Lake that can be used for agricultural purposes, swimming and fishing + Hedgpeth Ranch is a pristine location for vineyard winery and orchard creation because of the great coastal weather of the Sonoma Coast; current 50-acre lease in place with Jackson Family Wines (lease expiration date: 12/1/2027 with an option to extend for five (5) years) + Hedgpeth can be an excellent location to raise cattle and livestock as there are already improvements onsite that are available for use, such as a feeder barn, horse stable and a rancher residence + Other potential uses include: commercial equestrian facility, dairy, slaughterhouse, wine tasting room, and farm stand + Hedgpeth receives favorable property tax treatment via the Williamson Act (also known as the California Land Conservation Act of 1965) + The Hedgpeth Ranch has 97 underlying land patents or partial patents. With the merger of parcels too small for the Ag zoning designation, there are 87 potential Certificates of Compliance available for the ownership + Outstanding grove of over 100 Old Growth Coast Redwood trees with a beautiful walking path + Solar power generation potential + Wind power generation potential

Spanning approximately 7,986 acres in the Rolling Plains of West Texas, the Sugarloaf Ranch boasts a private oasis with grand views, surface water, flowing creeks, and a massive lodge built for entertainment. The ranch is about a 3-hour drive from DFW, located a short distance from Crowell, Texas and with direct access to Highway 70. Being in the heart of big ranch country in northwest Texas, Sugarloaf Ranch neighbors the historic 120,000-acre Triangle Ranch to the north, the vast 550,000-acre Waggoner Ranch, and the expansive 180,000-acre Pitchfork Ranch. LOCATION The Sugarloaf Ranch is approximately 80 miles from Wichita Falls, 160 miles from Amarillo, 155 miles from Lubbock, 195 miles from Oklahoma City, 200 miles from Fort Worth, and 220 miles from Dallas. Regional runways in Crowell (3,200') and Vernon (5,100') offer convenient access for those who prefer to fly. WILDLIFE The Sugarloaf is bordered to the east by the high-fenced, 1,500-acre Six Mile Hill Ranch and to the north by the 11,500-acre US Army Corps of Engineers land, resulting in extremely low hunting pressure that has allowed the ranch to be inhabited by a considerable population of mule and white-tailed deer. Recent dove and quail hunts have yielded impressive results, while other wildlife species such as turkey, ducks, hogs, and coyotes also call the ranch home. The diverse native vegetation sustains this rich wildlife ecosystem, fostering a harmonious balance. AGRICULTURE Discover the richness of the ranchs varied terrain, from hilly expanses to captivating canyons like the Bowley and Sloans Springs systems that run through the north sections of the ranch. Venture into the southern sections to find flat pastures adorned with juniper cedars, mesquites and hackberry trees. IMPROVEMENTS Accessed via a private road off US Highway 70, a 10,000-square-foot lodge with 9 bedrooms and 10 1/2 baths underwent an extensive renovation in 2023, offering ample accommodations for a large number of guests. Renovations included the installation of wood flooring throughout the upstairs bedrooms and second story, new granite countertops in all bathrooms, and an expanded and revamped kitchen. Four of the bedrooms feature fireplaces for added allure. The upper floor hosts a bar area complete with two pool tables, four poker tables, a spacious bar, and a central stone fireplace. In August 2023, a new roof was installed, and nearly all exterior logs of the lodge were replaced and freshly painted within the past year. WATER Water is an abundant resource on the ranch, with four primary drainages and approximately 20 water tanks that can be fished for bass year-round. The four creeks traversing the north end of the ranch tyoucaally hold water year-round. The headquarters benefit from a community water supply, while additional water sources cater to the needs of your cattle. MINERALS The sale encompasses all subsurface mineral interests owned by the seller, who possesses a fractional interest (ranging from 1/16th to 1/32nd) in the mineral estate under most sections of the ranch. The Raspberry (Caddo 6100) Field hosts five producing wells that yield an average annual income of around $7,500 for the seller, contingent upon market conditions. Lease conditions stipulate that the operator is responsible for the roads. ***Interior Lodge Pictures Coming Soon***

Boasting prime hunting for elk and deer, three homes, dependable in-place irrigation improvements, and endless possibilities for ranching and recreational pursuits. Four S Land and Cattle offers 5,970 contiguous acres featuring a mix of terrain including irrigated pastures and alfalfa fields and timbered hills that lead into the Blue Mountains. The diverse terrain and ample water on the ranch provide an ideal habitat not only for a year-round cattle operation but also for quality big game animals such as elk and deer that are found throughout the ranch.

Montell Summit is a very unique ranch that encompasses a tremendous amount of character. From the 500' of elevation change to the artifact filled pecan bottoms, to the 15 acre lake and numerous springs. If the drought earlier this year did anything for us here in Texas, it has highlighted the importance of water, and we were fortunate to have many springs that continued to flow and a healthy 15 acre lake. A chip sealed road is going in over the ridge line and will run from the front of the ranch to the back, allowing quick and easy access throughout. This is scheduled to be completed by the middle of April.

This is one of the most diverse and improved ranches in the Nebraska panhandle, offering a playground for the outdoor enthusiast while maintaining a working agriculture operation. Two stocked ponds, several shooting ranges, and miles of trails offer entertainment when the cattle work is complete. The north and west portion of the ranch is made up of dryland farm ground and native grasses; as you venture deeper into the ranch you are greeted with pine- and cedar-lined canyons. The abundance of surface water, diverse terrain, and quality of forage make this a premier hunting destination.

The Love Ranch is a one-of-kind ranch with its many spring-fed lakes and ponds, miles of trails, and lovely 20+ acre organic vineyard. The 2,035-acre +/- ranch offers world-class quail hunting, plus fishing, and other recreational opportunities. Located on the west side of the Sierra Nevada Mountains near the historic gold rush town of Coarsegold, the ranch is just 30 minutes from Yosemite National Park. Ranch management is simple as the property’s vineyard and cattle-grazing grasslands are leased to dependable tenants. The current owners have split their time between their home in Montana and the ranch, where they have enjoyed California’s mild winters and the near year-round ability to hike, fish, hunt and entertain their family and friends. The countryside with its lush grasses, secluded valleys, pockets of live oaks, and massive granite rock formations is extremely appealing and ideal for exploring on horseback, ATV, and on foot. Well-appointed improvements include a main home, guest quarters, wine bar, two-room bunkhouse, historic dairy barn, and shop. There are outdoor decks, fire pits, and other areas for enjoying great views from this remarkable property.

Rutledge River Ranch – Zavala County: Rutledge River Ranch is a magnificent 2,010-acre plot situated in the Northern portion of South Texas famed Gold Triangle. It is located 9 miles south of Uvalde on Hwy 83 and is a short drive from Garner Field Airport (KUVA), which has a 5,256-foot runway. This is a truly exceptional high fenced ranch that is turn-key and ready to go. The interior road system is expansive, with around 2 miles of the road network being paved. It is not only an outstanding entertainment property and superior hunting ranch. The ranch is bordered by only one other property and is blessed with rich native vegetation and tree cover. The improvements are first class and there is over one mile of Nueces River frontage. IMPROVEMENTS: MAIN HOME: The paved road to the main house passes through dense stands of native brush and mesquite, ending into a lush compound, overlooking the crystal-clear Nueces River. This setting contains a spectacular Hacienda with expansive patios, outdoor kitchen, and two guest casitas, all overlooking one of the most scenic rivers in the state of Texas. The single-story main home was built with entertaining in mind. The front entry opens to the living area with dramatic ceilings, a grand fireplace, massive, exposed beams, and numerous windows offering natural light and views. The commercial grade kitchen is highlighted by Mexican tile and utilizes stainless appliances as well as a Wolf brand stove. The spacious dining area extends just off the kitchen, generous enough to seat a large number of guests for a formal meal. There are two large master bedrooms at either end of the home, connected outdoor porches, enormous ensuite bathrooms, and closets. Two separate casitas are connected to the main house which includes a bedroom and bathroom each offering ample space for guests. The back patio is equipped for outdoor enjoyment with a thatched palapa, bar, fire pit, and a swimming pool with rock waterfall, which provides a place to get out of the heat and enjoy this property all year long. LODGE: The hunters lodge features 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, kitchen, and a huge great room that has a pool table, shuffleboard table, pinball, game table, and a lounge area with fireplace that is perfect for watching your favorite game. Additional improvements include a 3 bedroom, 2 bath, ranch hands house and a 2 bedroom, 1 bath ranch hand house. There are several large open-air barns, pens, walk in coolers with cleaning /processing area, storage and equipment barn, sheds, protein bins. Vegetation: This property has a good mixture of brush and food plots and is covered with a mixture of trees. The 2,010 acres is under high-fence and consists of virgin native brush that is prime for supporting wildlife and growing genetically superior whitetail deer. The brush species include guajillo, black brush, guayacan, persimmon, white brush, coma, kidney wood and much more. The remainder of the property is a mixture of native brush, and river bottom. Wildlife: The ranch has an extensive deer program that has been in place for many years. The deer are exceptional, with 200-300 class deer. In addition, there is a large axis herd. The good brush diversity and distribution of water make this prime habitat to grow large trophy whitetail deer and support high numbers of dove, quail and turkey. A portion of the property is cleared and can be planted and maintained to further improve the dove/quail hunting. The wildlife present on the property includes but is not limited to whitetail deer, quail, turkey, dove, and varmints. The river provides fishing for the angler. There are numerous protein and corn feeders and hunting blinds. There are over 20 solar powered game cameras at each feeding station. You can view one or all of the stations at the same time from your laptop, smart device, or the television at the house. Water: Four water wells provide water to the improvements and has been piped to troughs throughout ranch. In addition to the wells there is over one mile of beautiful Nueces River frontage. The river is easily accessible to enjoy the cool, crystal-clear waters on a hot summer day. You can wade in the shallow rapids and or swim in the deep blue hole. Pride of ownership is evident everywhere you look. There is nothing to do but bring your toothbrush and start enjoying. If you are looking for a premier ranch that is ready to go, then Rutledge River Ranch is worth a look. Contact Drew Colvin 512-755-2078 or Mike Bacon 512-940-8800 for more information.

Two Creeks Ranch, ±1,313.5 acres located just 30 minutes west of San Antonio in Medina County, is a memory-making, live-water destination designed to make family, friends or business associates feel right at home in natural Texas. This wing-shooters paradise has been used as a corporate retreat to entertain up to 24 people per weekend, but it is equally suited as a private family getaway or a rental property. The ranch can also generate income from wildlife and agriculture including a 500-tree irrigated pecan orchard. The Land Nestled in an ecological transition zone, Two Creeks offers the beautiful live water and legacy oaks and native pecans of the Hill Country and the varied brush and bull mesquite that marks superlative wildlife habitat in South Texas. The Water Year-round Verde Creek through the ranch for about 2.5 miles on the east, providing private access to both banks. Hondo Creek runs along the south border for about 1.85 miles. The 7-acre lake is stocked with bass for angling fun is also a prized swimming hole. Two Creeks Ranch has five water wells including two Edwards Aquifer irrigation wells: one with 276 acre-feet of base Edwards Aquifer water and the other with 60 acre-feet of transferable Edwards water. The property also boasts six center pivots. The Wildlife Two Creeks has been managed primarily for doves, but whitetail deer, feral hogs, free-ranging exotics and many non-game species call the low-fenced ranch home. The Lifestyle Shooting Guests can sharpen their shooting skills at the 5-stand skeet range outfitted with 6 movable trap houses, and then congregate at the ±945-square foot Gun Room with a wet bar and gun lockers. A nearby ±1,850-square-foot covered porch area allows the party to move outside. Accommodations Two identical ±3,130-square-foot dogtrot lodges crafted from reclaimed barnwood serve as the main compound’s focal point. Each lodge sleeps up to 12 people and features spacious front and back porches. The downstairs encompasses ±2,072 square feet and includes 4 bedrooms with private baths. The upstairs features 2 king suites with private baths. A short walk brings guests to the well-designed ±11,600-square-foot Party Barn that puts entertainment ranging from a wet bar to video games, dining, storage and work space under one roof. The dining hall with a mesquite-topped bar and the state-of-the-art, custom chef’s commercial kitchen encompass about 2,000 square feet and can accommodate up to 50 guests for special events. Party Barn also has a ±3,000-square-foot covered porch with large outdoor fans, a fire pit, an outdoor bar and more. An outdoor pass-through transitions into a ±3,600-square-foot work barn with a gym and loft storage area. In addition, there are 3 small apartments with private baths, ranging from ±180 square feet to ±430 square feet. Two Creeks’ second compound, with two homes and a large storage barn, is just a short drive to the west over improved ranch roads. The newly renovated, two-story 2-bedroom/3-bath Casa Verde House encompasses ±2,000 square feet with the bonus of a wraparound porch. The nearby 3-bedroom/2-bath Ranchero House with a front porch and screened porch includes a kitchen, office, laundry room, covered carport and detached game room. The 3-bedroom/2-bath Bader House that includes a loft serves as employee housing. Infrastructure The Two Creeks Outpost, converted from the original New Fountain Post Office, is a multi-purpose facility. Another structure, the former New Fountain Café, awaits the new owner's personal stamp. The main compound includes ±800-square-foot Laundry Building and is conveniently located in the main compound. The ±5,900-square-foot Maintenance Barn, houses a covered game cleaning station a walk-in refrigerator, freezer, restrooms and additional storage. The Hangar Barn provides ±22,500-square-feet of storage. All furnishings with the dogtrots as well as the entertainment area and commercial kitchen transfer with the sale. Call Howard W. Hood at (830) 739-3815. Listed for $29.5 million.

SUGAREE​ 1,300± acres | Athens, Texas 1 hour from Dallas Just off of 175/Loop7 and complete with an incredible on-ranch private access easement to the Athens Airport Jet Strip (currently under expansion and development planning). Thus, Sugaree opportunity provides a private owner or fishing/hunting commercial venture operation with something no other ranch I know of has.” Private and exclusive on-ranch access to a commercial jet strip! Additionally, up to three commercial hanger lot options are included in this offering. This added value amenity access is like no other and provides the ability for family, friends and guests to arrive or depart a stay via private plane without having to ever leave the ranch. Just arrive or depart via Polaris or ATV! It gets better and better! This property offers a diverse mix of topography, rolling grasslands, hayfields, forests, pines, pastures and a series of incredible lakes. Perimeters have been planted with over 70,000+ pine trees. There are several springs, soaks and creek beds, as well as two incredible clearwater fishing/swimming holes (hence the name “Sugaree”). There is also a potential for combining and expanding two existing lake locations (20 & 30 acres each) to create a single lake of an estimated 50+ acres or more. Duck, deer and fish are abundant. This property is a blank canvas and could go in any direction for private, shared or commercial ownership interests. There is an existing 4,000 sqft. Lodge/Cabin/Home on the edge of a private lagoon, as well as a skeet shooting range and new shop. Privacy, quick access to Athens, as well as Tyler and Dallas make this an ideal investment, private retreat or commercial operation.

BIG SPRINGS RANCH OVERVIEW In the heart of the Texas Hill Country sits the magnificent Big Springs Ranch. The beauty of this area has captured the hearts of all who pass through it. Located straddling the Edwards Plateau, the ranch offers both lush creek bottom land and spectacular hilltops with panoramic views of the Colorado River Valley. WATER The year-round clear running Yancey Creek with its limestone bottoms and scenic bluffs, traverses through the property for about 1.5 miles and drains into the Colorado River. The ranch also offers major springs with running water, seeps, and multiple drainages. Arrowheads and interesting mineral rock deposits are commonly found throughout the property. The ranch gets an average of 28”-30” or rain per year. UTLITLIES Hamilton Electric Coop. Private septic system. Water is provided by owners private well. WILDLIFE This ranch has an abundance of native wildlife. In addition to the whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, dove and varmints, Aoudad sheep also roam the ranch. The Large trees and ample water provide the perfect habitat for wildlife. EASEMENTS Details on easements found on the property are contained in Schedule B of the Title commitment, and can be viewed at TxRanchBrokers.com ELEVATION The property has tremendous elevation changes, with heights ranging from 900+ Feet in the west to 1,352+ feet in the east. The property has a mix of lush creek bottoms and rugged limestone bluffs hilltops with outstanding views. VEGETATION This ranch has an abundance of trees throughout, including Post Oak, Live Oak, Pecan, Black Cherry, Cedar, Elm, Hackberry, Sycamore, Spanish Oak, Walnut and Mesquite. Good native brush gives wildlife excellent cover. Consistent with this part of the state, the ranch also has Cedar, Alegria, Prickly Pear, Persimmon and much more. MINERALS Minerals are negotiable. No production and no leasing at present. SOIL The soils on the ranch consist of mostly Eckart Rock Complex, a gravely clay soil, including association of rough area, Rock acreage complex. The gently sloping hills feature these thin soils over hard layers of limestone, the underlying layer of which are often exposed to form fantastic escarpments that produce the scenic topography typical of the area. TAXES $9288 (2022) the ranch is taxed with agricultural 1-D-1 valuation. LOCATION This property is located 6+miles south of Lampasas. Lampasas is the county seat, and features many excellent restaurants, shopping, hotels, and medical services. Lampasas also has a municipal airport with paved runway, instrument approaches and fuel farm. The ranch is also just 68 miles northwest of Austin, 122 north of San Antonio and 55 miles west of Temple. The property fronts Lampasas County Road 1255. RANGE & CARRY CAPACITY The Big Springs Ranch is located on the Western edge of the Edward Plateau and Northeast occurrence of the Llano Uplift. It has consistently been a very productive ranch with mostly native grassland species of gramma grasses, curly mesquite, and thick big bluestem. Per the county ag extension agent, average carrying capacity county-wide is one animal unit per 14 acres on native pasture. The owner’s dedication to conservation management has preserved sturdy, heathy ranch conditions. IMPROVEMENTS Significant improvements include a 3,032 square foot 4 bedroom, 4 bath Lodge, equipment barn and livestock working pens. PRICE $11,926 per acre, or $13,000,000. Seller will provide their existing survey (dated 1980) and an owner’s title policy. Contact Texas Ranch Brokers, LLC for the seller’s contract form and conditions. Contact us to schedule a showing appointment or for more information call Listing Agents Drew Colvin at 512-755-2078 or Mike Bacon at 512-940-8800. Visit our website at www.txranchbrokerscom

Hill Country Oasis, Diverse 900 Acres with rising elevations, varied terrain, plethora of wildlife and an abundance of water resources.

$16,000,000
The 4LJ3 Ranch is a superb sportsman ranch offering a multitude of outdoor activities for everyone while simultaneously providing luxurious accommodations. Family and friends will appreciate the attention to detail throughout the ranch's improvements after enjoying all this ranch has to offer. Found at the midway point between Austin, Houston, and San Antonio, the ranch is perfectly located for long-term growth. It is extremely rare that a 200+ surface acre lake can ever be found anywhere in Texas, making this ranch unique. LOCATION The ranch is located seven miles south of Columbus on paved county road 101. Less than an hour and a half from Austin, Houston, and San Antonio. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The 4LJ3 ranch is a diverse property with several different ecological areas that offer a variety of habitats. The housing compound area consists of manicured yards with historical live oaks throughout approximately 90 acres. This area is a sandy loam soil type, ideal for growing grasses and huge trees with good drainage. The area includes over 100 live oaks and a mix of pecans and other oaks to complement the fauna. This entire area is fenced off from any livestock and kept immaculate. There are about 330 acres of river bottom land that is a mix of pecan bottoms, hay fields, and thicker hackberry and cedar elm forest that provide excellent cover for wildlife. This area has a mix of alluvial soils very rich in nutrients from river flooding that create the ideal environment for the large pecans that dominate here. The middle acreage of the property is mostly the huge lake with rolling hay fields around it. The ground around the lake has been overlayed with sandy loam soils to create excellent and beautiful hay fields that are meticulously maintained. WILDLIFE The ranch has a fantastic population of white-tailed deer and being on a river bottom, opportunities for some very nice deer for Colorado County. The thickets in the river bottom have good roads through them for accessing the multiple blinds and feeders. There is excellent waterfowl habitat on this property making for premier duck hunting. The 200+ acre lake holds large numbers of ducks all winter and has many nooks and crannies with shallow water and aquatic vegetation that are ideal spots for laying out decoys. There is also an eight-acre wetland unit overlooking the lake that can be manipulated to create ideal waterfowl habitat. The Colorado River offers winter duck hunting when the river is along the banks or out on sandbars. There are also several opportunities to create more wetland units along the lake that would have access to water to manipulate habitat to further expand hunting opportunities. There is good dove hunting along the hay fields next to the lake that could be enhanced with additional plantings. Fishing is excellent in the lake, which holds bass, catfish, crappie, and bream. AGRICULTURE Cattle are run in the river bottom and there are multiple hay fields throughout the property. There is an abundance of native pecan trees that are currently not being harvested but are commercially viable. IMPROVEMENTS Coming through the west gate onto the ranch follows a paved road lined with live oaks, to the housing compound area, which is at a higher elevation entirely out of the floodplain. The area of over 75 acres is fenced and includes the main home, two guest homes, a game room, barns, and fenced-in vegetable and herb gardens and is wonderfully manicured, making an amazing site with views looking over the hay field and lake. Main House: This home consists of 6 bedrooms (3 bedrooms on the East side and 3 bedrooms on the West side) and 4 baths and 1 half bath. The kitchen ceilings and the entire central living areas are donned with custom crafted-wood, there is an oversized granite island in the kitchen, an abundance of counter space, natural light from several Paella windows, custom appliances, such as a Sub Zero refrigerator, and a large breakfast table. There is a large walk-in pantry just off the kitchen that has two additional refrigerators and lots of shelf space. Just around the corner from the kitchen is an enormous outdoor kitchen, complete with a screened-in porch that can easily accommodate 30 guests and provides views of the backyard and its plentiful Century Oaks. The main living room boasts an enormous antique bar built by the Brunswick Co. in New York that was brought to the ranch in the 1960s from a saloon in Schulenburg. The bar includes a beveled mirror over the bar, and the bar itself is over 27 feet long and is sure to bring out lots of interesting tales of the wild west. This room features a fireplace, big-screen TVs, couches, and skylights. Attached to the living room is an indoor/outdoor patio sunroom that has doors that can be closed off and several sliding glass doors with screens. The room has ample seating and can easily be used for card games or a casino night. The pool area hosts a spectacular pavilion on one side and a firepit on the other side of a large lawn area. One of the focal points of the backyard is a Century Oak with built-in wrap-around deck seating, a glorious place to sit and read and enjoy the vista overlooking the 200+ acre lake. Guest House 1: A short drive from the main house heading west is the first guest home where you pull up under a porte-cochere and enter through the front door. The master suite has an en-suite bathroom with a large walk-in tile shower and an oversized closet with plenty of space for clothing and safes. The other two bedrooms are on the opposite side of the house so you can enjoy privacy when guests are staying there. The exterior of this home has an inground trampoline, a stone fireplace on a gorgeous patio, and a short walk to a beautiful pond with a deck, perfect for catching a bass or bluegill for a fish fry. There is a small garage off the front drive that houses duck hunting supplies and ATVs. Guest House 2: To the east of the Main House is another guest home that has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, a lovely living room, a fireplace, and an open kitchen concept with plenty of seating to entertain. There is a fireplace outside on the patio with seating for guests and a place to roast marshmallows! There is a small garage and another covered porch that could be used for an outdoor kitchen. The home has plenty of French doors that lead out to views of the mature oaks and areas surrounding the home. Between the main house and guest house, there is a building that houses golf carts, a huge game room with a kitchen, and a full bath. On the second floor, above the game room, there are 3 queen beds for spillover company or lots of kids having a sleepover. The game room includes a pool table, ping pong, shuffleboard, and other games to entertain. There is a spacious potting shed inside a high-fenced garden with elevated beds for growing vegetables, flowers, and herbs. For the grandkids, a wonderful tree house with air conditioning is found in the middle of the compound. WATER There is a deep well at the housing compound that provides water to the homes and barns. It has a water filtration system to ensure high-quality water for home use. There is also a water well on an electric pump down in the river bottom to provide water for cattle in that pasture. Groundwater here is shallow and abundant, with the smaller well in the river bottom only 120 deep and pumping over 100 Gallon Per Minute. The crown jewel of the 4LJ3 ranch is the 220-acre lake. The lake was designed with recreation in mind, being very open to give ample room for water skiing, wakeboarding, jet skiing, and other boating activities. Along the banks, islands and ridges exist to provide fishing opportunities. A large boat dock with electricity and water and a paved boat launch make access to the lake ideal. The lake averages over 18 deep. There is mile of Colorado River frontage on the property and the river is accessible. ELECTRICITY Located on property, both single and three-phase. MINERALS None, no production. NOTES There is currently a neighbor running a gravel-loading operation on the property which does produce income for the ranch, but the operation may be canceled, and all the equipment removed with proper notice. There is fantastic potential to earn further income from the hundreds of large pecan trees in the river bottom and with all the sporting activities this ranch would be a great rental.

An 800± deeded acre detail-oriented property with vistas and quality improvements. A wildlife sanctuary with productive hay fields, food plots, and significant water resources. Water frontage on Roland Lake, a flowing natural spring, and a private, ten-acre lake. Comprehensive horse facilities and multiple necessary outbuildings.

Under Contract
675+/- UNRESTRICTED, WILDLIFE EXEMPT acres, no zoning and not in the ETJ, located in Driftwood, Texas, Hays County. The Driftwood area is extremely popular, fast growing and this property offers some unique investment and development opportunities. The property has amazing long distance Hill Country views from all over the ranch, one of the most incredible view properties you'll find. Lone Woman Mountain is rich in history and is entirely within the property boundaries. Lone Woman has stunning 360 degree views from what is believed to be the 8th highest peak in Hays County. This property has Ranch Road 12 road frontage and there's a beautiful 8 acre stocked lake. Roughly 50% of the boundaries are high fenced. The property has a very nice caliche ranch road system that gives you easy access to almost all areas of the ranch. The ranch has abundant wildlife, significant oak tree cover, productive pastures and a very scenic topography. The property has four wells with some neighboring wells averaging around 400'+ and those averaging 15 gpm. The property has the original ranch home that George Straight's old Ace in the Hole Band and George Jones once played at regularly. There's also a newer, second home that is livable. Hunting blinds and feeders convey. Minerals are negotiable. In Wimberley ISD. Buyer shall verify usage, zoning, utilities, etc. No one shall enter the property without approval and all buyers must be accompanied by their agent or broker.

Between the Rawhide Mountains and the Nueces River, this is one ranch full of adventure waiting to be had. A perfect stargazing destination—take a hike to the top, build a spread and watch the show with front row seats to nature’s wonders!

INTRODUCTION San Fernando Creek Ranch is the upper section of the Johnson Legacy River Ranch and has been in the same family for over 100 years. This gorgeous, diverse Texas Hill Country property is ideally located 50 minutes from historic Fredericksburg, 40 minutes from Horseshoe Bay, 1.5 hours from Austin, and 12 minutes from Llano. With its diverse, mature oak and Pecan tree cover, 6,865’ or 1.3 miles of frontage along both sides of San Fernando Creek, granite outcroppings, deep loamy soils, distant panoramic views, and fantastic hunting, this legacy property is perfect for a family recreational ranch or full-time residence. The ranch is being offered in a single contiguous tract of 558.40 ac or as two tracts consisting of 277.29 ac (West Tract) and 281.11 ac (East Tract). Alternatively, the adjacent lower section of the Johnson Legacy River Ranch is also offered for sale, which consists of 306.56 ac with 3,940’ of Llano River frontage. LOCATION AND ACCESS The ranch sits in the heart of the Texas Hill Country and is located 50 minutes from historic Fredericksburg, 40 minutes from Horseshoe Bay, 1.5 hours from Austin, and 12 minutes from Llano. The property sits just south of TX-29 along the east line of CR 102 with 2,300’ of paved county road frontage. Rue Rd., a gated, recorded and well-maintained easement road, runs along the south boundary of the property. If only the East Tract were purchased (281.11 ac), primary access would be via Rue Rd. and a 3,800’ / 0.72-mile gated, recorded and well-maintained easement road that comes off of the south line of TX-29. Nearby Fredericksburg Fredericksburg is the epicenter and premier destination of the Texas Hill Country and boasts a small-town feel with the restaurants, accommodations, shops and attractions usually reserved for a much larger destination. The town’s German roots are evident today in its charming historic Main Street, which offers some 150 shops, art galleries, museums, bakeries and restaurants in a walkable setting. Fredericksburg, known for decades as a premier shopping destination, offers the best of home decor, western wear, fine art, jewelry, kitchen wares, linens, antiques and more. Fredericksburg is also Texas Wine Country. With over 50 wineries in the area, visitors can sample a diverse range of varietals in picturesque vineyards or boutique tasting rooms. The selection of lodging options in Fredericksburg includes 23 hotel/motels with over 1,100 rooms as well as nearly 1,500 vacation rentals, bed & breakfasts, and guesthouses in the area. Great food and fantastic dining are a fixture in Fredericksburg with more than 100 restaurants that feature everything from fine dinging to regional Texas Hill Country cuisine, to authentic German, Tex-Mex and BBQ. Wineries The Texas Hill Country is home to over 100 wineries and vineyards and Fredericksburg is the beating heart of Texas Wine Country. There are more than 60 wineries, vineyards, and wine tasting rooms located in Fredericksburg's Gillespie County, in addition to dozens more wineries located within an hour or two drive. Fredericksburg’s Urban Wine Trail, which includes more than 10 downtown wineries and wine tasting rooms owned by Fredericksburg wineries, are all within walking distance to historic hotspots, shops and boutiques, and the town’s B&Bs and hotels. Main Street & Shopping Main Street is the center of the action, where you can find more than 150 shops, boutiques and art galleries as well as dozens of restaurants, wine tasting rooms, a brewpubs & distilleries, two museums, and more. Shopping has been a massive draw for tourists that visit Fredericksburg for years, as shops on Main Street are all locally owned and operated by people that call Fredericksburg home. Franchises and chain stores are not allowed in the National Historic District (which runs along Main Street), providing a unique small-town shopping experience. Main Street is also home to two notable museums - the National Museum of the Pacific War at the East End and the Pioneer Museum at the West End. Events Fredericksburg is home to more than 400 festivals and special events each year, in addition to dozens of live music performances each week. From wine events to historical reenactments, the Texas Hill Country is filled with something to entertain just about everyone from the young to the young at heart. Fredericksburg's signature culinary event, the Fredericksburg Food & Wine Fest, takes place at the end of each October and transforms Marktplatz into a foodie paradise with a celebration of all things Texas food and wine. Live music, cooking demonstrations and specialty booths make this a must-do for Fredericksburg visitors and Hill Country residents. WATER San Fernando Creek San Fernando Creek enters the West Tract along its northern boundary and flows to the east, generally bisecting each tract, and exits the property along the west boundary of the East Tract. San Fernando Creek is seasonal and will typically have stronger water flow in the Fall, Winter, and Spring. Gorgeous, mature Live oak and Pecan trees line the banks on both sides. The creek bed consists of decomposed granite sand with a striking pinkish hue and is dotted with scattered granite outcroppings along its course. There are multiple locations along the creek with deeper pools that are fed by springs and these spots generally hold water during much of the year. Generally, the creek bed is 200’ to 300’ in width, but does expand up to 500’ in certain areas. The creek runs for a total of 6,865’ or 1.30 miles through the property. The West Tract (277.29 ac) has 3,215’ of creek frontage, with roughly 76-ac on the north side of the creek and 201-ac on the south side. The East Tract (281.11 ac) has 3,650’ of creek frontage, with roughly 189-ac on the north side of the creek and 92-ac on the south side. Ponds & Windmill Water Wells There are four (4) ponds on the ranch; two (2) on the West Tract and two (2) on the East Tract. The West Tract ponds are 0.25 ac and 1.50 ac in size at full pool. Both ponds sit on the southside of San Fernando Creek. The East Tract ponds are 0.10 ac and 1.50 ac in size at full pool. The smaller East Tract pond is on the north side of San Fernando Creek and sits adjacent to a water well pumped by a windmill. The larger pond sits on the south side of San Fernando Creek. There is another water well serviced by a windmill that sits near the northeast corner of the East Tract. Both water wells have concrete water troughs and are fully operational. LAND & WILDLIFE The habitat throughout the property consists of an undulating, oak dominated savannah, interspersed with other native tree, brush, and grass species such as Texas persimmon, Mesquite, Cedar elm, Black hickory, Beebrush, and Little bluestem. Live oak is the primary and most visible oak species, with healthy amounts of Post oak, Blackjack oak, and Shinnery oak also present. The elevation ranges from 1,080’ along San Fernando Creek, up to 1,140’ to the north and south of the creek bed. Soils consist primarily of deep, fine and course sandy loam with very little rock. Llano County is known as the “Deer Capital of Texas” and boasts a county-level population density of over 290 white-tailed deer per thousand acres. Deer are abundant on the ranch, but it is not overpopulated. The ranch has been very lightly grazed by livestock and the deer herd has been kept in check with the habitat, which provides excellent quality and quantities of forage below 6 feet, hiding and escape cover, and thermal cover. Other game species commonly seen on the property include Rio Grande turkey, mourning & white-wing doves, feral hogs, and occasionally Bobwhite quail. Other indigenous wildlife species such as migratory waterfowl, raptors, songbirds, various small mammals, and reptiles are also abundant and are commonly seen. IMPROVEMENTS There are no vertical improvements on the property. The east, west, and north boundaries are fenced and are in average condition. There is not north-south fence separating the West tract and the East tract. Good ranch roads provide interior access throughout the ranch. Electricity has been extended into the property on both tracts and is provided by CTEC. SUMMARY San Fernando Creek Ranch is among the finest, most diverse properties currently on the market in the Texas Hill Country. Carefully managed by long-term, conservation minded landowners, this abundantly watered ranch features 1.30 miles of frontage along both sides of San Fernando Creek, high quality wildlife habitat, and gorgeous terrain. Located close to Fredericksburg, Austin, and Horseshoe Bay, this quiet, semi-remote property offers the opportunity to establish your family’s very own legacy ranch.   FINANCIAL / TITLE San Fernando Creek Ranch is offered as follows in Cash or at Terms acceptable solely at the discretion of the Seller: A) The entire property, consisting of 558.40± ac, is offered at $9,550,000 or $17,102/ac. B) The West Tract, consisting of 277.29± ac, is offered at $4,740,000 or $17,094/ac. C) The East Tract, consisting of 281.11± ac, is offered at $4,810,000 or $17,111/ac. 1. Offers to purchase or letters of intent must be in writing and accompanied by 1.00% of the purchase price to the escrow account at Hill Country Titles in Fredericksburg, TX. 2. The Sellers will provide and pay for a standard owner’s title insurance policy. Title to the real property will be conveyed by a general or special warranty deed. 3. The Sellers will provide a new survey. 4. Mineral rights which the Sellers own will be conveyed to the Buyer at Closing. 5. All water right claims controlled by the Sellers will be transferred to the Buyer at Closing. 6. The property lies in the Llano ISD. 7. Sensible deed restrictions, included in this packet, will be put in place at closing to maintain the integrity of the adjacent properties and the local area. 8. The 2023 ag-exempt property taxes are estimated to be: a. $469.73 or $0.84/ac for the 558.40± ac, b. $233.26 or $0.84/ac for the 277.29± ac (West Tract), and c. $236.47 or $0.84/ac for the 281.11± ac (East Tract) This entire Offering is subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change or withdrawal without notice and approval of purchase by the Seller. Information regarding land classifications and acreages are intended only as general guidelines and have been obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, accuracy is not warranted or guaranteed by the Seller or Anders Ranch Realty. Prospective Buyers should verify all information to their sole and complete satisfaction. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY – DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer’s brokers/agents must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allocated full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Anders Ranch Realty.

Opportunity of a lifetime to own this absolutely beautiful property and 2.4 miles of the clear San Marcos river, 525 acres of hills, pastures, dense mature trees and beaches for unlimited Hiking, Hunting, Canoeing, fishing, kayaking, bird watching, horses, cattle and a log cabin overlooking the unending serene views. Sandy beach areas for great picnics and easy access to the River for swimming or floating down the river. The home is located off the main drive and overlooks the property with panoramic views and fantastic sunsets. Located just 37 minutes from Austin and 45 minutes from San Antonio, access to the ranch is made easier by a fully paved road to the entrance. This versatile ranch provides a once in a lifetime chance for private enjoyment, development opportunity or the establishment of a generational land holding.

An East Texas Icon, Caddo Ranch, named after the famed Native Americans who inhabited the area is a spectacular property offering unlimited opportunities for ranching, recreation & outdoor activities. The 491.8 acre ranch boasts pasture, 3 ponds, hay fields, 10 stall barn, shooting range & more. Located 15 min. from Canton, 30 min. from Tyler & 70 miles from Dallas, the Ranch features 8,420 sf. of total living space in 6 homes, including four-2 bedroom, 2.5 bath Luxury Log Homes. A Great Hall with catering kitchen overlooks the 20+ acre lake providing the perfect entertaining venue. Caddo Ranch is now available to create a personal legacy as a working ranch, corporate retreat or family recreational compound.

$3,774,000
*REDUCED PRICE* This North Texas Combo Ranch is excellent for Hunting, Fishing and Cattle. The property offers rolling terrain with mild elevation changes, abundance of cover and wildlife, large hay pasture, good interior roads, multiple ponds and a creek that meanders throughout part of the ranch. Headquarters is located near the front of the property with 2-2 home, equipment barn and metal cattle pens. This property is a great escape from the big city and within 1.5 hours of the Fort Worth! See more photos at https://www.tourfactory.com/3058118

The Underwood Ranch is a remarkable 408.74+/- acre property with a convenient location near Lampasas and Austin. Its diverse topography features breathtaking vistas, productive bottom land, and cleared cedar trees. The crown jewel of the ranch is a stunning main house with exquisite craftsmanship, 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, 3 half baths, two commercially equipped kitchens, a great room with a massive bar, and a 5-car garage. A barndominium, a foreman's/guest house, and a multi-use building offer additional living and storage space. Abundant water resources, stocked lakes/ponds, electric and windmill wells ensure self-sufficiency. With high fencing, an MLD permit, and a variety of wildlife, the ranch is ideal for hunting. Whether as a retreat, event venue, or family/corporate ranch, the Underwood Ranch is a versatile property that will bring joy every time you enter its gates.

$4,155,000 • Under Contract
Black Diamond Ranch offers a unique opportunity for the true sportsman! This 346.25 acre property offers a tons of opportunity for recreation, hunting, fishing and more. Located east of Cameron, it's in a great location from larger cites! Just 45 minutes to the Bryan/College Station area, approximately 1 hour to Taylor, 75 minutes from the I-35 corridor, and under 2 hours from the Houston area.

INTRODUCTION The Johnson Family River Ranch is a premier live water river ranch along the north bank of the Llano River that has been in the same family for over 100 years. This gorgeous, diverse Texas Hill Country property is ideally located 50 minutes from historic Fredericksburg, 40 minutes from Horseshoe Bay, 1.5 hours from Austin, and 12 minutes from Llano. With 3,940’ or 0.75 miles of uninterrupted Llano River frontage, a diverse mixture of mature oak and Pecan tree cover, scattered tillable pastures, stunning granite rock formations, deep loamy soils, distant panoramic views, and fantastic hunting, this exceptional legacy river property is perfect for a family recreational ranch or full-time residence. The ranch is being offered in a single contiguous tract of 306.56 ac or in three (3) tracts consisting of 118.07 ac (Rancho Rio Ruidoso), 125.05 ac (La Hacienda Rio), and 62.54 ac (Rancho El Aguila). In addition, the adjacent upper section of the property, known as San Fernando Creek Ranch, is also offered for sale. San Fernando Creek Ranch consists of 558.40 ac with 6,865’ or 1.30 miles of frontage along both sides of San Fernando Creek and can be purchased in its entirety or in two (2) separate tracts of 277.29 ac (West Tract) or 281.11 ac (East Tract). LOCATION AND ACCESS The ranch sits in the heart of the Texas Hill Country and is located 50 minutes from historic Fredericksburg, 40 minutes from Horseshoe Bay, 1.5 hours from Austin, and 12 minutes from Llano. The property sits just south of TX-29 along the east line of CR 102 with 4,565’ of paved county road frontage. Rue Rd., a gated, recorded and well-maintained easement road, runs along the north boundary of the property. Rue Rd. will be the primary point of access for the 125.05 ac (La Hacienda Rio) and 62.54 ac (Rancho El Aguila) tracts, if the property is sold in divided parcels. Nearby Fredericksburg Fredericksburg is the epicenter and premier destination of the Texas Hill Country and boasts a small-town feel with the restaurants, accommodations, shops and attractions usually reserved for a much larger destination. The town’s German roots are evident today in its charming historic Main Street, which offers some 150 shops, art galleries, museums, bakeries and restaurants in a walkable setting. Fredericksburg, known for decades as a premier shopping destination, offers the best of home decor, western wear, fine art, jewelry, kitchen wares, linens, antiques and more. Fredericksburg is also Texas Wine Country. With over 50 wineries in the area, visitors can sample a diverse range of varietals in picturesque vineyards or boutique tasting rooms. The selection of lodging options in Fredericksburg includes 23 hotel/motels with over 1,100 rooms as well as nearly 1,500 vacation rentals, bed & breakfasts, and guesthouses in the area. Great food and fantastic dining are a fixture in Fredericksburg with more than 100 restaurants that feature everything from fine dinging to regional Texas Hill Country cuisine, to authentic German, Tex-Mex and BBQ. Wineries The Texas Hill Country is home to over 100 wineries and vineyards and Fredericksburg is the beating heart of Texas Wine Country. There are more than 60 wineries, vineyards, and wine tasting rooms located in Fredericksburg's Gillespie County, in addition to dozens more wineries located within an hour or two drive. Fredericksburg’s Urban Wine Trail, which includes more than 10 downtown wineries and wine tasting rooms owned by Fredericksburg wineries, are all within walking distance to historic hotspots, shops and boutiques, and the town’s B&Bs and hotels. Main Street & Shopping Main Street is the center of the action, where you can find more than 150 shops, boutiques and art galleries as well as dozens of restaurants, wine tasting rooms, a brewpubs & distilleries, two museums, and more. Shopping has been a massive draw for tourists that visit Fredericksburg for years, as shops on Main Street are all locally owned and operated by people that call Fredericksburg home. Franchises and chain stores are not allowed in the National Historic District (which runs along Main Street), providing a unique small-town shopping experience. Main Street is also home to two notable museums - the National Museum of the Pacific War at the East End and the Pioneer Museum at the West End. Events Fredericksburg is home to more than 400 festivals and special events each year, in addition to dozens of live music performances each week. From wine events to historical reenactments, the Texas Hill Country is filled with something to entertain just about everyone from the young to the young at heart. Fredericksburg's signature culinary event, the Fredericksburg Food & Wine Fest, takes place at the end of each October and transforms Marktplatz into a foodie paradise with a celebration of all things Texas food and wine. Live music, cooking demonstrations and specialty booths make this a must-do for Fredericksburg visitors and Hill Country residents. WATER The Llano River This beautiful ranch sits along the north bank of the Llano River, with a total of 3,940’ or 0.75 miles of direct river frontage. The defining feature of this river property that rises above any other is PRIVACY! Unlike other properties, there is not a nearby county road running parallel and along the river. This is an offering of large, contiguous blocks of land with large neighbors. From west to east, the divided parcels have the following amount of river frontage: Rancho Rio Ruidoso - 1,185’ or 0.22 miles La Hacienda Rio - 1,955’ or 0.37 miles Rancho El Aguila - 800’ or 0.15 miles Known for its clear water, continuous flow, and shallow rapids flowing over beautiful granite rock formations into larger pools of deep water, the Llano River is a 105-mile-long tributary of the Colorado River. Kayaking, canoeing, swimming, floating, paddle boarding, and fishing can be enjoyed by your entire family. Largemouth bass, Guadalupe bass, channel catfish, blue catfish, and many species of sunfish are native to the river. Ponds, Secondary Creeks & Water Wells Rancho Rio Ruidoso (118.07 ac) There is a secondary creek, lined with intricate granite outcroppings, that enters this portion of the property along the west boundary, then turns south and eventually flows into the Llano River. Along this 4,420’ creek, there are three (3) concrete “spreader” dams that back up water seasonally. The largest is a 0.30 pond on the upper end of the drainage. There is also a 0.25 ac pond with an earthen dam near the west fence line. There are no water wells on this tract. La Hacienda Rio (125.95 ac) Just northwest of the homestead, there is one (1) 0.15 ac earthen pond, surrounded by open pasture. There are no secondary creeks on this tract. There is one (1) water well on this section of the ranch, which provides potable water to the homestead. Rancho El Aguila (62.54 ac) There are three (3) ponds that lie in a north-south chain, almost in the center of this section of the property. The first is a small 0.15 ac pond, then a larger 1.50 ac pond, and finally a 0.50 ac pond. Sitting just south of the last pond is a windmill water well not in operation. There are no secondary creeks on this part of the ranch. LAND The habitat throughout the property consists of an undulating, oak dominated savannah, interspersed with other native tree, brush, and grass species such as Texas persimmon, Mesquite, Cedar elm, Black hickory, Beebrush, and Little bluestem. Live oak is the primary and most visible oak species, with healthy amounts of Post oak, Blackjack oak, and Shinnery oak also present. The elevation generally slopes from north to south and ranges from 1,070’ along the Llano River, up to 1,120’ in the northern pasture areas of the property. The homestead, which sits on the La Hacienda Rio tract, was strategically placed on an isolated hill that is 1,135’ at its peak. Soils consist primarily of deep, fine and course sandy loam throughout the property, which are ideal for wildlife food plot development. There are striking granite rock formations throughout the ranch, the most notable being a 25’ high monolith that sits on the Rancho El Aguila tract. With a basal area of about ½ acre, this rock structure is an easy climb and offers fantastic views of the surrounding Llano River valley. WILDLIFE Llano County is known as the “Deer Capital of Texas” and boasts a county-level population density of over 290 white-tailed deer per thousand acres. Deer are abundant on the ranch, but it is not overpopulated. The ranch has been very lightly grazed by livestock and the deer herd has been kept in check with the habitat, which provides excellent quality and quantities of forage below 6 feet, hiding and escape cover, and thermal cover. Other game species commonly seen on the property include Rio Grande turkey, mourning & white-wing doves, feral hogs, and occasionally Bobwhite quail. Other indigenous wildlife species such as migratory waterfowl, raptors, songbirds, various small mammals, and reptiles are also abundant and are commonly seen.   IMPROVEMENTS Ranch House, Barns, & Electricity The original homestead house, built in 1923, still stands on the La Hacienda Rio tract and is still in use by the landowner. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath bungalow-style home has 1,706 SqFt of living space and a 154 SqFt covered front porch. A 2-car garage with a workshop/storage space sits adjacent to the house. There is one (1) larger sized metal barn just south of the house that is roughly 2,080 SqFt and is currently used to store a tractor and other equipment. There are three (3) additional smaller metal storage sheds on the ranch. Electricity has been extended into each component section of the property and is provided by CTEC. Fencing & Roads All three sections of the ranch have perimeter fencing and it is in good condition. The south fence sits roughly 300’ north of the edge of the river to protect it from fast moving water during times of flooding. There are typical ranch roads in good condition throughout the ranch. All of the tracts have cross fencing and below is the acreage breakdown of each sub-pasture within in each section of the ranch. Rancho Rio Ruidoso (118.07 ac) Upper Pasture - 44.24 ac Lower Pasture - 64.98 ac River Pasture - 8.85 ac La Hacienda Rio (125.95 ac) NW Pasture - 30.72 ac NE Pasture - 23.71 ac Improved Pasture - 16.55 ac Headquarters - 41.40 ac River Pasture - 13.57 ac Rancho El Aguila (62.54 ac) Upper Pasture - 24.26 ac Tilled Field - 10.48 ac East Pasture - 18.45 ac Trap - 4.61 ac River Pasture - 4.74 ac SUMMARY The Johnson Family River Ranch is the finest live-water property currently on the market in the Texas Hill Country. Carefully managed by long-term, conservation minded landowners, this exceptional river ranch has 3,940’ or 0.75 miles of flowing Llano River frontage, high quality, diverse wildlife habitat, and picturesque Hill Country terrain. Located close to Fredericksburg, Austin, and Horseshoe Bay, this quiet, semi-remote property offers the opportunity to establish your family’s very own legacy ranch.   FINANCIAL / TITLE The Johnson Family River Ranch is offered as follows in Cash or at Terms acceptable solely at the discretion of the Seller: A) The entire property, consisting of 306.56± ac, is offered at $10,630,000 or $34,675/ac. B) Rancho Rio Ruidoso, consisting of 118.07± ac, is offered at $4,035,000 or $34,175/ac. C) La Hacienda Rio, consisting of 125.95± ac, is offered at $4,390,000 or $34,855/ac. D) Rancho El Aguila, consisting of 62.54± ac, is offered at $2,205,000 or $35,257/ac. 1. Offers to purchase or letters of intent must be in writing and accompanied by 1.00% of the purchase price to the escrow account at Hill Country Titles in Fredericksburg, TX. 2. The Sellers will provide and pay for a standard owner’s title insurance policy. Title to the real property will be conveyed by a general or special warranty deed. 3. The Sellers will provide a new survey. 4. Mineral rights which the Sellers own will be conveyed to the Buyer at Closing. 5. All water right claims controlled by the Sellers will be transferred to the Buyer at Closing. 6. The property lies in the Llano ISD. 7. Sensible deed restrictions, included in this packet, will be put in place at closing to maintain the integrity of the local area. 8. The 2023 ag-exempt property taxes are estimated to be: a. $1,092.83 for the entire property b. $99.32 for Ranch Rio Ruidoso c. $940.90 for La Hacienda Rio d. $52.61 for Rancho El Aguila This entire Offering is subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change or withdrawal without notice and approval of purchase by the Seller. Information regarding land classifications and acreages are intended only as general guidelines and have been obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, accuracy is not warranted or guaranteed by the Seller or Anders Ranch Realty. Prospective Buyers should verify all information to their sole and complete satisfaction. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY – DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer’s brokers/agents must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allocated full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Anders Ranch Realty.

INTRODUCTION East San Fernando Creek Ranch is the northeast section of the Johnson Legacy River Ranch and has been in the same family for over 100 years. This gorgeous, diverse Texas Hill Country property is ideally located 50 minutes from historic Fredericksburg, 40 minutes from Horseshoe Bay, 1.5 hours from Austin, and 12 minutes from Llano. With its diverse, mature oak and Pecan tree cover, 3,650’ or 0.69 miles of frontage along both sides of San Fernando Creek, granite outcroppings, deep loamy soils, distant panoramic views, and fantastic hunting, this legacy property is perfect for a family recreational ranch or full-time residence. The adjacent 277.29 ac (West Tract) is also being offered, as well as the entire upper section of the ranch, totaling 558.40 ac. Alternatively, the adjacent lower section of the Johnson Legacy River Ranch is also offered for sale, which consists of 306.56 ac with 3,940’ of Llano River frontage. LOCATION AND ACCESS The ranch sits in the heart of the Texas Hill Country and is located 50 minutes from historic Fredericksburg, 40 minutes from Horseshoe Bay, 1.5 hours from Austin, and 12 minutes from Llano. The property sits just south of TX-29, with primary access via CR 102 and Rue Rd., a gated, recorded and well-maintained easement road which runs along the south boundary of the property. Additional access is provided via a 3,800’ / 0.72-mile gated, recorded and well-maintained easement road that comes off of the south line of TX-29. Access to the adjacent West Tract is via CR 102 and Rue Rd. Nearby Fredericksburg Fredericksburg is the epicenter and premier destination of the Texas Hill Country and boasts a small-town feel with the restaurants, accommodations, shops and attractions usually reserved for a much larger destination. The town’s German roots are evident today in its charming historic Main Street, which offers some 150 shops, art galleries, museums, bakeries and restaurants in a walkable setting. Fredericksburg, known for decades as a premier shopping destination, offers the best of home decor, western wear, fine art, jewelry, kitchen wares, linens, antiques and more. Fredericksburg is also Texas Wine Country. With over 50 wineries in the area, visitors can sample a diverse range of varietals in picturesque vineyards or boutique tasting rooms. The selection of lodging options in Fredericksburg includes 23 hotel/motels with over 1,100 rooms as well as nearly 1,500 vacation rentals, bed & breakfasts, and guesthouses in the area. Great food and fantastic dining are a fixture in Fredericksburg with more than 100 restaurants that feature everything from fine dinging to regional Texas Hill Country cuisine, to authentic German, Tex-Mex and BBQ. Wineries The Texas Hill Country is home to over 100 wineries and vineyards and Fredericksburg is the beating heart of Texas Wine Country. There are more than 60 wineries, vineyards, and wine tasting rooms located in Fredericksburg's Gillespie County, in addition to dozens more wineries located within an hour or two drive. Fredericksburg’s Urban Wine Trail, which includes more than 10 downtown wineries and wine tasting rooms owned by Fredericksburg wineries, are all within walking distance to historic hotspots, shops and boutiques, and the town’s B&Bs and hotels. Main Street & Shopping Main Street is the center of the action, where you can find more than 150 shops, boutiques and art galleries as well as dozens of restaurants, wine tasting rooms, a brewpubs & distilleries, two museums, and more. Shopping has been a massive draw for tourists that visit Fredericksburg for years, as shops on Main Street are all locally owned and operated by people that call Fredericksburg home. Franchises and chain stores are not allowed in the National Historic District (which runs along Main Street), providing a unique small-town shopping experience. Main Street is also home to two notable museums - the National Museum of the Pacific War at the East End and the Pioneer Museum at the West End. Events Fredericksburg is home to more than 400 festivals and special events each year, in addition to dozens of live music performances each week. From wine events to historical reenactments, the Texas Hill Country is filled with something to entertain just about everyone from the young to the young at heart. Fredericksburg's signature culinary event, the Fredericksburg Food & Wine Fest, takes place at the end of each October and transforms Marktplatz into a foodie paradise with a celebration of all things Texas food and wine. Live music, cooking demonstrations and specialty booths make this a must-do for Fredericksburg visitors and Hill Country residents. WATER San Fernando Creek San Fernando Creek enters the West Tract along its northern boundary and flows to the east, generally bisecting each tract, and exits the property along the west boundary of the East Tract. San Fernando Creek is seasonal and will typically have stronger water flow in the Fall, Winter, and Spring. Gorgeous, mature Live oak and Pecan trees line the banks on both sides. The creek bed consists of decomposed granite sand with a striking pinkish hue and is dotted with scattered granite outcroppings along its course. There are multiple locations along the creek with deeper pools that are fed by springs and these spots generally hold water during much of the year. Generally, the creek bed is 200’ to 300’ in width, but does expand up to 500’ in certain areas. The creek runs for a total of 6,865’ or 1.30 miles through the property. The West Tract (277.29 ac) has 3,215’ of creek frontage, with roughly 76-ac on the north side of the creek and 201-ac on the south side. The East Tract (281.11 ac) has 3,650’ of creek frontage, with roughly 189-ac on the north side of the creek and 92-ac on the south side. Ponds & Windmill Water Wells There are four (4) ponds on the ranch; two (2) on the West Tract and two (2) on the East Tract. The West Tract ponds are 0.25 ac and 1.50 ac in size at full pool. Both ponds sit on the southside of San Fernando Creek. The East Tract ponds are 0.10 ac and 1.50 ac in size at full pool. The smaller East Tract pond is on the north side of San Fernando Creek and sits adjacent to a water well pumped by a windmill. The larger pond sits on the south side of San Fernando Creek. There is another water well serviced by a windmill that sits near the northeast corner of the East Tract. Both water wells have concrete water troughs and are fully operational. LAND & WILDLIFE The habitat throughout the property consists of an undulating, oak dominated savannah, interspersed with other native tree, brush, and grass species such as Texas persimmon, Mesquite, Cedar elm, Black hickory, Beebrush, and Little bluestem. Live oak is the primary and most visible oak species, with healthy amounts of Post oak, Blackjack oak, and Shinnery oak also present. The elevation ranges from 1,080’ along San Fernando Creek, up to 1,140’ to the north and south of the creek bed. Soils consist primarily of deep, fine and course sandy loam with very little rock. Llano County is known as the “Deer Capital of Texas” and boasts a county-level population density of over 290 white-tailed deer per thousand acres. Deer are abundant on the ranch, but it is not overpopulated. The ranch has been very lightly grazed by livestock and the deer herd has been kept in check with the habitat, which provides excellent quality and quantities of forage below 6 feet, hiding and escape cover, and thermal cover. Other game species commonly seen on the property include Rio Grande turkey, mourning & white-wing doves, feral hogs, and occasionally Bobwhite quail. Other indigenous wildlife species such as migratory waterfowl, raptors, songbirds, various small mammals, and reptiles are also abundant and are commonly seen. IMPROVEMENTS There are no vertical improvements on the property. The east, west, and north boundaries are fenced and are in average condition. There is not north-south fence separating the West tract and the East tract. Good ranch roads provide interior access throughout the ranch. Electricity has been extended into the property on both tracts and is provided by CTEC. SUMMARY East San Fernando Creek Ranch is among the finest, most diverse properties currently on the market in the Texas Hill Country. Carefully managed by long-term, conservation minded landowners, this abundantly watered ranch features 3,650’ or 0.69 miles of frontage along both sides of San Fernando Creek, high quality wildlife habitat, and gorgeous terrain. Located close to Fredericksburg, Austin, and Horseshoe Bay, this quiet, semi-remote property offers the opportunity to establish your family’s very own legacy ranch.   FINANCIAL / TITLE San Fernando Creek Ranch is offered as follows in Cash or at Terms acceptable solely at the discretion of the Seller: A) The East Tract, consisting of 281.11± ac, is offered at $4,810,000 or $17,111/ac. B) The entire property, consisting of 558.40± ac, is offered at $9,550,000 or $17,102/ac. C) The West Tract, consisting of 277.29± ac, is offered at $4,740,000 or $17,094/ac. Buyers may also optionally purchase one (1) River Tract with the purchase of either the West Tract or East Tract, or both River Tracts with the purchase of the entire 558.40± ac. 1. Offers to purchase or letters of intent must be in writing and accompanied by 1.00% of the purchase price to the escrow account at Hill Country Titles in Fredericksburg, TX. 2. The Sellers will provide and pay for a standard owner’s title insurance policy. Title to the real property will be conveyed by a general or special warranty deed. 3. The Sellers will provide a new survey. 4. Mineral rights which the Sellers own will be conveyed to the Buyer at Closing. 5. All water right claims controlled by the Sellers will be transferred to the Buyer at Closing. 6. The property lies in the Llano ISD. 7. Sensible deed restrictions, included in this packet, will be put in place at closing to maintain the integrity of the adjacent properties and the local area. 8. The 2023 ag-exempt property taxes are estimated to be: a. $469.73 or $0.84/ac for the 558.40± ac, b. $233.26 or $0.84/ac for the 277.29± ac (West Tract), and c. $236.47 or $0.84/ac for the 281.11± ac (East Tract) This entire Offering is subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change or withdrawal without notice and approval of purchase by the Seller. Information regarding land classifications and acreages are intended only as general guidelines and have been obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, accuracy is not warranted or guaranteed by the Seller or Anders Ranch Realty. Prospective Buyers should verify all information to their sole and complete satisfaction. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY – DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer’s brokers/agents must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allocated full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Anders Ranch Realty.

INTRODUCTION West San Fernando Creek Ranch is the northwest section of the Johnson Legacy River Ranch and has been in the same family for over 100 years. This gorgeous, diverse Texas Hill Country property is ideally located 50 minutes from historic Fredericksburg, 40 minutes from Horseshoe Bay, 1.5 hours from Austin, and 12 minutes from Llano. With its diverse, mature oak and Pecan tree cover, 3,215’ or 0.61 miles of frontage along both sides of San Fernando Creek, granite outcroppings, deep loamy soils, distant panoramic views, and fantastic hunting, this legacy property is perfect for a family recreational ranch or full-time residence. The adjacent 281.11 ac (East Tract) is also being offered, as well as the entire upper section of the ranch, totaling 558.40 ac. Alternatively, the adjacent lower section of the Johnson Legacy River Ranch is also offered for sale, which consists of 306.56 ac with 3,940’ of Llano River frontage. LOCATION AND ACCESS The ranch sits in the heart of the Texas Hill Country and is located 50 minutes from historic Fredericksburg, 40 minutes from Horseshoe Bay, 1.5 hours from Austin, and 12 minutes from Llano. The property sits just south of TX-29 along the east line of CR 102 with 2,300’ of paved county road frontage. Rue Rd., a gated, recorded and well-maintained easement road, runs along the south boundary of the property. If only the East Tract were purchased (281.11 ac), primary access would be via Rue Rd. and a 3,800’ / 0.72-mile gated, recorded and well-maintained easement road that comes off of the south line of TX-29. Nearby Fredericksburg Fredericksburg is the epicenter and premier destination of the Texas Hill Country and boasts a small-town feel with the restaurants, accommodations, shops and attractions usually reserved for a much larger destination. The town’s German roots are evident today in its charming historic Main Street, which offers some 150 shops, art galleries, museums, bakeries and restaurants in a walkable setting. Fredericksburg, known for decades as a premier shopping destination, offers the best of home decor, western wear, fine art, jewelry, kitchen wares, linens, antiques and more. Fredericksburg is also Texas Wine Country. With over 50 wineries in the area, visitors can sample a diverse range of varietals in picturesque vineyards or boutique tasting rooms. The selection of lodging options in Fredericksburg includes 23 hotel/motels with over 1,100 rooms as well as nearly 1,500 vacation rentals, bed & breakfasts, and guesthouses in the area. Great food and fantastic dining are a fixture in Fredericksburg with more than 100 restaurants that feature everything from fine dinging to regional Texas Hill Country cuisine, to authentic German, Tex-Mex and BBQ. Wineries The Texas Hill Country is home to over 100 wineries and vineyards and Fredericksburg is the beating heart of Texas Wine Country. There are more than 60 wineries, vineyards, and wine tasting rooms located in Fredericksburg's Gillespie County, in addition to dozens more wineries located within an hour or two drive. Fredericksburg’s Urban Wine Trail, which includes more than 10 downtown wineries and wine tasting rooms owned by Fredericksburg wineries, are all within walking distance to historic hotspots, shops and boutiques, and the town’s B&Bs and hotels. Main Street & Shopping Main Street is the center of the action, where you can find more than 150 shops, boutiques and art galleries as well as dozens of restaurants, wine tasting rooms, a brewpubs & distilleries, two museums, and more. Shopping has been a massive draw for tourists that visit Fredericksburg for years, as shops on Main Street are all locally owned and operated by people that call Fredericksburg home. Franchises and chain stores are not allowed in the National Historic District (which runs along Main Street), providing a unique small-town shopping experience. Main Street is also home to two notable museums - the National Museum of the Pacific War at the East End and the Pioneer Museum at the West End. Events Fredericksburg is home to more than 400 festivals and special events each year, in addition to dozens of live music performances each week. From wine events to historical reenactments, the Texas Hill Country is filled with something to entertain just about everyone from the young to the young at heart. Fredericksburg's signature culinary event, the Fredericksburg Food & Wine Fest, takes place at the end of each October and transforms Marktplatz into a foodie paradise with a celebration of all things Texas food and wine. Live music, cooking demonstrations and specialty booths make this a must-do for Fredericksburg visitors and Hill Country residents. WATER San Fernando Creek San Fernando Creek enters the West Tract along its northern boundary and flows to the east, generally bisecting each tract, and exits the property along the west boundary of the East Tract. San Fernando Creek is seasonal and will typically have stronger water flow in the Fall, Winter, and Spring. Gorgeous, mature Live oak and Pecan trees line the banks on both sides. The creek bed consists of decomposed granite sand with a striking pinkish hue and is dotted with scattered granite outcroppings along its course. There are multiple locations along the creek with deeper pools that are fed by springs and these spots generally hold water during much of the year. Generally, the creek bed is 200’ to 300’ in width, but does expand up to 500’ in certain areas. The creek runs for a total of 6,865’ or 1.30 miles through the property. The West Tract (277.29 ac) has 3,215’ of creek frontage, with roughly 76-ac on the north side of the creek and 201-ac on the south side. The East Tract (281.11 ac) has 3,650’ of creek frontage, with roughly 189-ac on the north side of the creek and 92-ac on the south side. Ponds & Windmill Water Wells There are four (4) ponds on the ranch; two (2) on the West Tract and two (2) on the East Tract. The West Tract ponds are 0.25 ac and 1.50 ac in size at full pool. Both ponds sit on the southside of San Fernando Creek. The East Tract ponds are 0.10 ac and 1.50 ac in size at full pool. The smaller East Tract pond is on the north side of San Fernando Creek and sits adjacent to a water well pumped by a windmill. The larger pond sits on the south side of San Fernando Creek. There is another water well serviced by a windmill that sits near the northeast corner of the East Tract. Both water wells have concrete water troughs and are fully operational. LAND & WILDLIFE The habitat throughout the property consists of an undulating, oak dominated savannah, interspersed with other native tree, brush, and grass species such as Texas persimmon, Mesquite, Cedar elm, Black hickory, Beebrush, and Little bluestem. Live oak is the primary and most visible oak species, with healthy amounts of Post oak, Blackjack oak, and Shinnery oak also present. The elevation ranges from 1,080’ along San Fernando Creek, up to 1,140’ to the north and south of the creek bed. Soils consist primarily of deep, fine and course sandy loam with very little rock. Llano County is known as the “Deer Capital of Texas” and boasts a county-level population density of over 290 white-tailed deer per thousand acres. Deer are abundant on the ranch, but it is not overpopulated. The ranch has been very lightly grazed by livestock and the deer herd has been kept in check with the habitat, which provides excellent quality and quantities of forage below 6 feet, hiding and escape cover, and thermal cover. Other game species commonly seen on the property include Rio Grande turkey, mourning & white-wing doves, feral hogs, and occasionally Bobwhite quail. Other indigenous wildlife species such as migratory waterfowl, raptors, songbirds, various small mammals, and reptiles are also abundant and are commonly seen. IMPROVEMENTS There are no vertical improvements on the property. The east, west, and north boundaries are fenced and are in average condition. There is not north-south fence separating the West tract and the East tract. Good ranch roads provide interior access throughout the ranch. Electricity has been extended into the property on both tracts and is provided by CTEC. SUMMARY West San Fernando Creek Ranch is among the finest, most diverse properties currently on the market in the Texas Hill Country. Carefully managed by long-term, conservation minded landowners, this abundantly watered ranch features 3,215’ or 0.61 miles of frontage along both sides of San Fernando Creek, high quality wildlife habitat, and gorgeous terrain. Located close to Fredericksburg, Austin, and Horseshoe Bay, this quiet, semi-remote property offers the opportunity to establish your family’s very own legacy ranch.   FINANCIAL / TITLE San Fernando Creek Ranch is offered as follows in Cash or at Terms acceptable solely at the discretion of the Seller: A) The West Tract, consisting of 277.29± ac, is offered at $4,740,000 or $17,094/ac. B) The entire property, consisting of 558.40± ac, is offered at $9,550,000 or $17,102/ac. C) The East Tract, consisting of 281.11± ac, is offered at $4,810,000 or $17,111/ac. 1. Offers to purchase or letters of intent must be in writing and accompanied by 1.00% of the purchase price to the escrow account at Hill Country Titles in Fredericksburg, TX. 2. The Sellers will provide and pay for a standard owner’s title insurance policy. Title to the real property will be conveyed by a general or special warranty deed. 3. The Sellers will provide a new survey. 4. Mineral rights which the Sellers own will be conveyed to the Buyer at Closing. 5. All water right claims controlled by the Sellers will be transferred to the Buyer at Closing. 6. The property lies in the Llano ISD. 7. Sensible deed restrictions, included in this packet, will be put in place at closing to maintain the integrity of the adjacent properties and the local area. 8. The 2023 ag-exempt property taxes are estimated to be: a. $469.73 or $0.84/ac for the 558.40± ac, b. $233.26 or $0.84/ac for the 277.29± ac (West Tract), and c. $236.47 or $0.84/ac for the 281.11± ac (East Tract) This entire Offering is subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change or withdrawal without notice and approval of purchase by the Seller. Information regarding land classifications and acreages are intended only as general guidelines and have been obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, accuracy is not warranted or guaranteed by the Seller or Anders Ranch Realty. Prospective Buyers should verify all information to their sole and complete satisfaction. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY – DO NOT TRESPASS. Buyer’s brokers/agents must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allocated full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Anders Ranch Realty.