556 CR 261 Karnes City TX 78118

Located in Live Oak County, this South Texas ranch property is only 1 hour from San Antonio and less than a hour and a half from Corpus Christi. The 63 acres consists of typical South Texas brush country along with a tank located in the center of the property. Game includes dove, turkey, hogs and whitetail deer. There is a barn on location with a workshop and covered fire pit.

189 ACRES Gently rolling at its north end at 2100′ elevation, the land falls away 200′ to reveal westerly views for miles. Down below is a deep-canyon watering hole whose wet-weather spring feeds the creek next door at Seco Canyon. The canyon is home to huge oaks, maples and century-old elm trees. The property is leased for grazing and has an ag designation for taxing purposes. The 4 mile, 4WD easement access is rewarded by pristine land, beautiful trees and forever views. There is already a power line across the north boundary and the property is fenced on two sides. The taxes for 2019 were $139. This is a rugged, secluded and majestic getaway for future homesite, primitive camping, or just getting away from it all.

Northwest of Lake Amistad near the Pecos River lies 5,165.5 acres of natural West Texas ranchland. Rolling topography teaming with hearty brush, scattered low lying grass, bluffs and long-range vantage points, provide an ideal location for someone looking to ranch, relax, recoup and get away.

Northwest of Lake Amistad near the Pecos River lies 1,933.2 acres of natural West Texas ranchland. Rolling topography teaming with hearty brush, scattered low lying grass, bluffs and long-range vantage points, provide an ideal location for someone looking to ranch, relax, recoup and get away.

This beautiful country home has it all, hill top views, 1568 sq’, 3b 2b, tile floors, open floor plan. Nestled in the rolling hills of Encino Hills subdivison. Surrounded by large tracks of land on all sides This 50.02 acres is completely fenced for cattle, horses or goats.

Over 15 acres located at the corner of Highway 123 and Randow Road between Seguin and San Marcos just South of Zorn. Also located directly across from the intersection of 1101 and Highway 123. This property has numerous potential uses, current ag valuation in place and agricultural lease in effect. The property is located in the Navarro ISD and the ETJ of the City of San Marcos.

Description: Here is a rare opportunity to own acreage in Bexar County minutes from all the amenities one would need while maintaining the feel of being on a Hill Country ranch. Although this property is near town, it is outside the city limits! The attractive improvements are move-in ready and there are plenty of additional building sites including a large hill top with spectacular views! The freedom and flexibility for hunting including white tail, dove hunts and varmints. The soil in the lower areas is suitable for a couple of horses or a mini farm. There are many senderos cut throughout for hunting and easy UTV driving. When you drive this tract, you don’t see any of the development around the area unless your at the top, or go to the far east property line. The gorgeous tall oaks, elevation and protected acreage truly make it feel like you’re out on a ranch without anyone around. You have to see it. Improvements: The 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom ranch-style main house has been recently renovated and has a large kitchen, 2 living areas, office, wet bar and there is a utility/wash room that leads to a 2 car garage. The home has several doors to access the yard, as the house is surrounded by large live oak trees that offer a shady, peaceful setting. The separate 1/1 guest house, which was also recently renovated, is a great place for guest to stay and have privacy. There is a electric gated entrance with a paved drive leading to the house. Water: This property has access to a surplus of water. There is 1 active water well that services the house. City water is available along the road and there is the opportunity to drill 2 additional water wells if one desired. Vegetation: The cedar has been managed in several areas allowing the grasses to grow, the oak trees to be highlighted and the views to be enjoyed. The property is loaded with large Live and Spanish Oak trees. Terrain: This land is a mixture of level terrain with good soils that leads up to a high hill with spectacular views. There is 150 feet of elevation change elevation from 1,140 to 1,290 feet above sea level. Wildlife: The property is loaded with wildlife, and hunting is permitted because the property is located just outside the city limits. Wildlife located on the property includes but is not limited to whitetail deer, dove and varmints. Location: The east fence-line of the ranch borders the community of Stone Oak. You have a 5 minute drive from the front gate to intersection of 1604 and Blanco Road. Taxes: $4,737.27 per year. (2020) Schools: Northeast I.S.D. Easement: 77 acres of the property is under a flexible conservation easement that protects our future water, and re-charge areas into the Edwards Aquifer. There are two additional build areas if you have a new home in mind. The owner must not: Operate a feedlot, poultry farm or similarly intensive animal operation or operate a horticultural nursery. The property to the SW is also in a conservation easement to protect the integrity of the land and minimize high density development. There are nature lovers, and there are development lovers. This one caters to the nature lovers looking to have a little freedom from the asphalt life. Please contact agent for full details. Location: The property is north of Loop 1604, with entrance on the east side of Blanco Road. Minutes from the South Texas Medical Center, USAA, UTSA, and La Cantera shops and restaurants. Co List: Amy Dutton 210-279-6642 & Robert Dullnig