Llano County, Texas Land For Sale (152 results)

In the heart of Llano County, just 7.5 miles west of Llano off Hwy 29, this exceptional 176-acre property offers paved County Road 406 access along the entire North boundary. WATER, WATER, WATER! The ranch features 3 wells producing 10+, 20+, 75GPM, as well and a large pond and creek. These wells can supplement the beautiful live oak-canopied creek, and also the pond. The creek could also be dammed to back up a significant volume of water. Approximately half of the ranch has been cleared of underbrush and small mesquites, leaving behind stately oaks, large mesquites and persimmons. The good sandy loam soil is ideal for improved grasses or the development of a grape vineyard. Several excellent building sites offer views of northern mountain ranges. This section of the ranch has been reseeded with 5-way pasture mix and lush knee-high grass abundant. The remainder of the ranch has been left with natural brush and cover-perfect for wildlife. The area is a known flyway for doves, with dove activity abundant at this time. You will also find deer, varmints, and quail roaming the property. The entire county road frontage and southern boundaries have been newly fenced. HIGHLIGHTS GREAT POND JUST 7.5 MILES WEST OF LLANO OVER 100 GPM WATER GREAT BUILDING SITES WELLS NEW METAL ENTRANCE PAVED COUNTY ROAD AUTOMATIC GATE GRAPE VINEYARD POTENTIAL SPECTACULAR VIEWS NOT MUCH ON MARKET COMPARABLE PARKED OUT ON 50% of RANCH TO THIS PROPERTY AND NEW GRASSES IDEAL HORSE, CATTLE OR HUNTING 2 WHEEL DRIVE ON ALL GOOD RANCH ROAD SYSTEM Will consider dividing up! Contact Owner / Broker

Just 13 miles southwest of Llano, this 840-acre Hill Country ranch offers sweeping views of Bull Head, Enchanted Rock, Bell Mountain, and House Mountain. With nearly 3 miles of paved frontage along CR 112 and CR 113, the gently rolling terrain is ideal for ranching, recreation, or developmentoffering easy division into four prime tracts, all with electricity, wells, and excellent access. TRACT 1 142 AC at $12,995/AC Well, electricity, paved frontage on both sides of CR 113, great building sites, 2 ponds, and large live oaks. TRACT 2 188 AC at $13,995/AC 7 GPM well, paved frontage on CR 112 & 113, electricity, great home sites, large live oaks, and elevated views. TRACT 3 46 AC at $19,995/AC Electricity, small pond, large live oaks, paved frontage, and excellent building sites with sweeping views. TRACT 4 450 AC at $12,995/AC Ranch headquarters with well, electricity, large metal working pens, 3 ponds, large live oaks, and exceptional views. Whether for ranching, investment, or a scenic Hill Country retreat, this property combines location, water, and accessibility. One of the finest opportunities in Llano Countymust see to appreciate!

Location: High Vista Ranch is situated approximately 12 miles south-southwest of Llano, Texas. It is located 34 miles north of Fredericksburg, Texas, making it 85 miles from Austin, Texas, and 102 miles from San Antonio International Airport. Description: High Vista Ranch has been operated as a cattle ranch and was once part of a larger ranch. The property has been meticulously maintained, with minimal unwanted brush species and limited prickly pear. The landscape is adorned with hundreds of large Live Oak and Post Oak trees scattered throughout. Views to the South and West are unrivaled. Elevation: The highest elevation on the ranch is 1,480 feet, while the lowest point near the wet weather creek is 1,290 feet. This variation in elevation provides the ranch with its name and offers some breathtaking views. Fencing: The ranch is fully perimeter-fenced. Soils: Approximately 60% of the ranch consists of sandy loam soil. As you move towards the western side, the terrain becomes rocky, featuring spectacular granite outcrops along with some quartz outcrops. Water: The ranch boasts three ponds that collect rain runoff and has two water wells that are 3 gallons per minute and 10 gallons per minute. Improvements: Improvements on the ranch are power and the two water wells. Access: Access to the ranch is via paved Llano County Road 113. Wildlife: High Vista Ranch has a diverse array of wildlife. The property is home to native species such as white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, bobwhite quail, mourning dove, and feral hogs. Varmints that are known to inhabit the area are raccoons, red and gray foxes, coyotes. Additionally, you may encounter various bird species, including owls and caracaras. The ranch's ponds and wet weather creek also attract a variety of waterfowl and other wildlife, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts. Vegetation: The vegetation on High Vista Ranch is diverse and abundant. The ranch is covered with hundreds of large Live Oak and Post Oak trees, providing ample shade and beauty. The understory is composed of native grasses such as Little Bluestem and Texas wintergrass, which are important for soil conservation and provide forage for wildlife. Additionally, the ranch features a variety of wildflowers, including Bluebonnets and Indian Paintbrush, which add vibrant colors to the landscape during the blooming season. The western side of the ranch, with its rocky terrain, is home to unique plant species that thrive in such conditions, including various cacti and succulents. Financial: The seller will provide a basic title policy and existing survey. If the current agricultural use of the property ceases after the sale for any reason, or if the buyer does not file Form 50-167 Application for 1-d-1 (Open Space) appraisal in a timely manner, and the appraisal district begins valuing the property at market value rather than production value, the seller will not be held responsible for rollback taxes for any of the current or preceding five years. The buyer hereby releases the seller from any and all liability. Disclaimer: The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted by the broker or seller and is subject to change, prior to sale, errors, and/or omissions, and withdrawal from the market. Buyers are responsible for their resolution to purchase the subject property according to local, state, and federal law, and due diligence as required by the proposed use. The property is shown by appointment only; do not trespass. The buyer's broker must be identified on the first contact and must accompany the buying prospect on the first showing to be allowed full fee participation. Fee participation will ultimately be at the sole discretion of the listing broker.

Granite Ridge Ranch | 345.38 Acres | Llano, Texas Located 7 miles west of Llano, Granite Ridge Ranch is a 345.38 acre Hill Country property offering a strong combination of usability and access. The ranch features rolling terrain with prominent granite outcroppings, good native grasses, and multiple elevated build sites with long-range views. It is well-suited for both cattle operations and recreational use, making it a versatile holding in a high-demand area. Infrastructure is in place with four water wells, one surface tank, and a water trough. Electricity is scattered throughout the property, allowing for efficient expansion or future improvements. The property is entirely perimeter fenced. The property has county road frontage on two sides, providing excellent access. This property could be divided and purchased in smaller acreage tracts. Wildlife includes whitetail deer, dove, quail, and feral hogs, offering solid hunting and recreational value. Location is a key advantage to this property being a short 50-minute drive to Fredericksburg renowned shopping, wineries and restaurants. 7 miles to Llano. 17 minutes to Llano Municipal Airport. 1 hour 50 minutes to downtown Austin. 2 hours 15 minutes to downtown San Antonio. Granite Ridge Ranch offers a practical combination of production, recreation, and location in the Texas Hill Country. Shown by appointment only with Foster Farm & Ranch, LLC. Buyers agent/broker must be identified at first contact and must accompany prospective buyer on all showings to qualify for full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Foster Farm & Ranch, LLC.

Located in the heart of the growth around Marble Falls and Horseshoe Bay, Verbena Ridge Ranch offers 135 acres of scenic Hill Country land with a combination of beauty, access, and long-term potential. Surrounded by 1,000+ acres of undeveloped land and Highway 71 frontage next to the Bronco Off-Roadeo Adventure Playground, this property has the privacy needed to make it enjoyable to own today while being in the right position for future possibilities. The land features rolling terrain and long-range, panoramic views ideal for a private ranch estate, weekend retreat, or legacy property to enjoy with family. Nearby creeks and surface water on the ranch provide abundant water sources for wildlife and allow for excellent hunting, fishing, and year-round recreation. Conveniently situated just a few miles from Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, Horseshoe Bay Resort, and the Horseshoe Bay Airport, Verbena Ridge Ranch it offers a chance for those looking for a place to spend time outdoors or a strategic investment in a rapidly growing area. Wildlife Valuation currently in place.

301.5 Acres | Llano County, Texas Location: 24 miles north of Fredericksburg | 20 miles south of Llano Nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, this remarkable 301.5 acre ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of land that has been cherished and stewarded by the same family for over a century. Conveniently located just 24 miles north of Fredericksburg and 20 miles south of Llano, the property combines privacy, history, and natural beauty in one exceptional package. The landscape features beautiful granite outcroppings, gently rolling terrain, and sweeping Hill Country views that create an unmistakable sense of place. Scattered throughout the ranch are majestic live oaks, towering post oaks, and healthy mesquites, along with a variety of native vegetation typical of the area. A seasonal wet-weather creek winds through the property, enhancing the natural character and supporting abundant wildlife habitat. Wildlife is plentiful and diverse, including whitetail deer, aoudad, dove, hogs, coyotes, fox, and many other native varmints and bird species. The ranch offers excellent hunting, recreation, and outdoor enjoyment. With strong native grasses and good cover, the property also serves as an excellent cattle ranch. It currently holds an agricultural exemption, helping maintain low property taxes and making it ideal for continued agricultural use or future development. With its rich family heritage, prime location, and classic Hill Country character, this ranch is well-suited as a legacy property, working ranch, or private retreat. Rarely does a property with this kind of history, natural beauty, and versatility come to market don't miss the chance to make it your own piece of Hill Country heritage. For questions please contact Parker Hollingshead at (210)415-4843.

Beautiful 12.09 acres in the Texas Hill Country, rolling hills, trees, abundant wildlife, seasonal creek, and views. Perfect for a weekend cabin or main dwelling.

Mountain View Ranch offers a remarkable opportunity with its unique 272 acres. The ranch is conveniently located just 15 minutes west of Llano, one hour from Fredericksburg, and 50 minutes from Horseshoe Bay, with 2,780 feet of county road frontage and paved access directly to the ranch via Valley Springs Rd. The ranch features gently rolling terrain and stunning views enhanced by Live Oaks, Post Oaks, and mesquite trees, along with striking granite outcroppings, an attractive stock pond, and a few seasonal tanks. Recently added crushed granite gravel roads provide easy access throughout the ranch. Scenic draws and cleared native underbrush have created excellent pastures and rangeland, perfect for both wildlife and cattle. The property is high fenced on three sides, with the neighboring landowner interested in fencing the fourth side with the new owner. A water well drilled in November 2025 hit a deep aquifer at 40 GPM and should be fully operational as a standalone solar well. Llano is well known as the Deer Hunting Capital of Texas, making this ranch appealing for hunting in the Texas Hill Country. Common wildlife sightings include Whitetail Deer, Rio-Grande Turkey, Wild Boar, Bobcat, Red & Grey Fox, Ring-Tailed Cat, Raccoons, Armadillo, and Red-Tailed Hawk. With a significant portion of the ranch remaining untouched, the new owner will have the opportunity to create their vision for this exceptional property.

rime Ranch location, approximately 400 +/- acres on Hwy 71, right off 2147. Multiple properties on the ranch. Unique main property with 25-foot vaulted ceilings with wraparound porches surrounded by French doors opening to hill country views. Gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, dining area, loft bedroom area, several seating areas, a Party hot tub, enormous fire pit, and a three-car carport. The entire property is fenced, with several small lakes, a hunting pavilion with a half bath, electrical, and storage. Two service properties and one caretaker's home. Plus barn & greenhouse.

For Sale: The BonneVista Ranch – A Luxury Hill Country Masterpiece in Llano, Texas Welcome to the O&K Ranch, beautifully positioned on 190 acres of rolling fields in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Perfect for equestrian enthusiasts, cattle ranching, or those seeking a serene escape, this stunning property seamlessly blends sophisticated living with the rustic charm of the countryside. Property Features: The main house boasts a kitchen that is the stuff of chef’s dreams! A 48” Fisher and Paykel dual fuel 6 burner range with griddle and double ovens, Fisher and Paykel paneled column refrigerator and freezer, and tons of quartzite topped counter space upon which to create your culinary masterpiece. Dual Miele dishwashers make clean up a breeze. For the early birds, a built in Bosch coffee/espresso/cappuccino machine. For the night owls, a beautiful bar with dual beverage coolers and plenty of room to store your favorite wines and spirits. A gracious primary suite, which overlooks your paradise of a backyard, awaits you with a generously sized luxurious walk-in shower, dual vanities and 2 primary closets! The dedicated office is beautifully ensconced in black walnut paneling, coffered ceiling, and built-in custom cabinetry. Two ensuite guest rooms, a ¾ guest bath, and a spacious mudroom/laundry room equipped with a dog shower round out this beautiful living space. The freshly remodeled swimming pool is complete with a sun shelf, bubblers, and a breathtaking granite waterfall crafted from on-site stone. A Pentair Wi-Fi enabled system heats or cools the water, while the pool floor cleaning system keeps it beautiful. Don’t forget the dedicated 1,000-gallon propane tank for the pool heater, so you can enjoy year round swimming. Accent lighting shows off the spacious pool deck that has been redesigned with stamped concrete. Or, take a dip in the custom built WindRiver hot tub! For entertaining poolside, the outdoor kitchen features granite countertops, dual refrigerators, dry storage, a built-in grill, side burner with wok attachment, and all stainless steel appliances. The backyard has also been renovated with fresh grass and beds, 16-zone RainBird Wi-Fi-enabled sprinkler system, and modern landscape lighting. The front yard beds and lighting have also been updated. When your outdoor fun is done for the day, enjoy a hot (or cold) outdoor shower under a solid wood pergola with French drains. Got furry friends? They’ll be in the lap of luxury in the brand new 900 sq ft steel kennel building with pine tongue and groove ceiling, double insulated walls, and temperature controlled by Daikin. Four indoor/outdoor fenced dog runs keep them safe and sound. The +/- 1600 sq ft guest lodge accommodations include 3 separate apartments that house 4 bedrooms and 4 baths – 2 apartments have complete kitchens. Perfect for plenty of visits from family and friends – or rent them as VRBO’s! The enclosed garage/entertainment area includes a commercial kitchen, guest bath, and walk in cooler. A 3,500 sq.ft. covered parking and equipment storage area lay just outside the lodge along with 3 RV hookups and septic clean-out facilities. Fully upgraded gas lines enhance safety and efficiency. Expanded Property Amenities: This property has a large hay barn and trailer storage building, a 1,500 sq.ft. shop with new electrical service; and, a separate feed/Vet room, along with covered working pens and paddocks. The bulk of the property is equipped with a Ring camera system to allow you full visibility for safety. The front gate electronic system is all new, as are the flag poles, and the beds have been updated with rock and lighting. The front gate area is ViaSat Wi-Fi enabled with Ring cameras equipped with intercom to let visitors know you’re on the way to welcome them in! The house/lodge water well system is equipped with a new pump, electronics, electronic control unit, 10,000-gallon constant pressure tank, 3-stage whole-house water filter, and kitchen reverse osmosis (RO) system. While a solar pump enabled well provides water for field troughs. Let’s not forget the hunting and sports enthusiasts! This ranch is home to Indian Blackbuck Antelope and trophy Whitetail bucks brought in from South Texas as breeding stock, these beautiful animals enjoy water from four tanks and graze freely throughout the property. For the bird hunters, you’ll find Whitewing dove also make their home here. With 190 acres for equestrian, ATV/motocross, or just plain runnin’ around – you’ll never run out of things to do! On-site, dual 200 gallon gas/diesel tanks fuel your ranch equipment needs and motorized fun! Rich in history, one section of the ranch features remnants of a granite quarry and a train depot once on the property. Whether you're dreaming of quiet country living, hosting friends and family in style, or cultivating a ranching lifestyle, O&K Ranch is a truly exceptional property that offers both luxury and functionality. Every detail has been thoughtfully upgraded for modern comfort. Schedule a private tour of this Hill Country retreat today—your perfect escape awaits at the O&K Ranch in Llano, Texas.

This fully fenced and cross-fenced property offers a functional and versatile layout, ideal for cattle, horses, or a private Hill Country retreat. The land is unrestricted, usable and well-maintained, with the improvements already in place to support both agricultural, recreational use. A 4,800 sq ft barn serves as the centerpiece of the property and includes approximately 770 sq ft of finished living quarters. The space features 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, a loft, and an outdoor shower—suitable for weekend stays, guest accommodations, or a temporary residence while building a primary home. The property is supported by two water wells and a 5,000-gallon water storage system, providing dependable water access. A tank is located on the property and can be utilized for livestock. Additional ranch improvements include a cattle chute and loafing shed, making it well-suited for those looking to run livestock or establish a working ranch operation. Enjoy wide-open spaces, long-range Hill Country views, and beautiful Texas sunsets in a peaceful and private setting. The agricultural exemption helps maintain low property taxes, while the existing infrastructure allows for immediate use with room to expand or customize. Whether you’re looking for ranch land, horse property, recreational acreage, or a build-ready homesite in Llano County, this property offers a rare combination of usability, privacy, and long-term potential.

Location: Dwire Ranch is ideally located in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, just minutes from downtown Llano, Texas. The ranch is accessed via a short, well-maintained easement road off HWY. 71, providing privacy while maintaining excellent convenience. The property is less than 10 minutes from Llano, under 30 minutes from Kingsland and Buchanan Lake, and approximately 1.5 hours from Austin. This prime location offers peaceful Hill Country seclusion with quick access to dining, shopping, and local amenities. Land: Dwire Ranch offers approximately 70 acres of scenic Hill Country terrain featuring rolling elevations, open native pasture, and a desirable mix of mature Live Oak, Post Oak, and Mesquite trees. The property is not overly dense, allowing for excellent visibility and easy traversal throughout the ranch. Gently rolling topography and multiple elevation changes create long-range Hill Country views, including a prominent hilltop near the cabin that serves as an ideal vantage point overlooking the surrounding countryside. Deep soils and native grasses support healthy wildlife habitat. A well-developed interior trail system provides easy access across the ranch by foot, ATV, or 2wd vehicle, making the property highly usable and enjoyable. Improvements: The ranch is equipped with one water well with power already connected, providing a reliable water source for residential or recreational use. A well-maintained trail system runs throughout the property, allowing convenient access to multiple areas of the ranch. Several established hunting setups are in place and will convey, offering immediate recreational enjoyment. A cabin site situated near the hilltop takes advantage of the elevated views and serves as an excellent building location. Wildlife: Dwire Ranch is home to abundant native Hill Country wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkey, and dove. The mix of hardwood cover, native grasses, and elevation changes creates an ideal environment for both wildlife viewing and hunting. The propertys natural habitat and minimal pressure allow wildlife to thrive year-round. Price: $850,000 Comments: Dwire Ranch presents a rare opportunity to own a well-located Hill Country ranch just minutes from downtown Llano. With mature oak cover, scenic elevations, quality internal roads, water and power in place, and excellent wildlife habitat, this ranch is ideally suited for a weekend retreat, hunting property, or future homesite. Easy access off HWY. 71 combined with privacy, views, and usability makes Dwire Ranch a standout offering in one of the most desirable areas of the Texas Hill Country.

At the gateway to the Texas Hill Countrys most iconic landscape, Enchanted Rock Ranch spans 36 acres of rolling terrain, luxury improvements, and natural beauty. Just steps from Enchanted Rock State Park, it offers the rare combination of refined living, privacy, access to unmatched recreation, and unrestricted enjoyment. Seller financing can be negotiated. Also available to purchase as a 16 acre tract with all improvements inside the high fence. Location & Setting: Located directly across the road from Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, this ranch enjoys front-row views of and evening sunsets over the famed pink granite dome - one of Texas' most recognizable geological landmarks. This setting provides both peaceful seclusion and unparalleled access to the park's 1,644 acres of public parkland (soon to be 5,388 acres), where visitors can enjoy hiking, rock climbing, birding, stargazing, picnicking, camping, and nature exploration. Perfectly positioned 20 miles north of the booming town of Fredericksburg and 21 miles south of Llano, the ranch is within easy reach of wine country and small-town charm, and about 90 miles from both Austin and San Antonio. Access is easy and impressive thanks to an asphalt driveway leading from the paved county road up to the main improvements. Land & Wildlife: The property's landscape is a thoughtful blend of open pastures, wooded creek bottom, and usable acreage, offering variety, privacy, and functionality. The property benefits greatly from an Agricultural Tax Valuation maintained by a few cows which could be converted to Wildlife Management. Roughly 20 acres of mature hardwoods flank 685 feet of Keener Branch Creek, a seasonal waterway shaded by large pecan and live oak trees. A scenic highlight and peaceful retreat is the 0.25-acre tank, built with a poly liner and equipped with a fishing dock. Approximately 16 acres, including the improved area, are high-fenced, with the balance low-fenced, allowing whitetail deer, axis, dove, ducks, and Rio Grande turkey to roam freely across the ranch. A portion of the front pasture is equipped with numerous irrigation lines, offering a future owner the opportunity to plant a vineyard, start a fruit tree orchard, or simply leave the area open for grazing or recreation. The eastern portion of the property, rich with hardwoods and granite outcroppings, offers a blank Hill Country canvas for additional homesites, trails, or wildlife improvements. Main Residence: Completed in 2020, the ~4,000 sqft 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath residence was designed by Nadeau Architecture and built by Bill Dunn, blending timeless architecture with clean, modern lines and premium finishes throughout. The home features two large bedrooms with ensuite baths downstairs, a spacious den, office, and a formal seating/living area with built in surround sound throughout. Upstairs, a comfortable guest suite with its own ensuite bath provides privacy and flexibility. The chefs kitchen is both functional and elegant, anchored by a Wolf gas cooktop, Sub-Zero refrigerator/freezer, and Cove dishwasher. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a large center island make it ideal for entertaining or everyday living. The open design connects seamlessly to the main living areas, allowing natural light and Hill Country views to fill the space while maintaining a warm, refined feel. The primary suite is a showpiece, featuring a fireplace, exquisite bath, and large windows that invite in views of landscape. Every space is detailed with top-of-the-line fixtures and finishes including a Kohler Stargaze freestanding air bath. Off the back of the home is a large fully screened in back porch that abuts what would be an excellent area for the addition of a pool. The residence is connected via a covered walkway to a two car garage with more storage space, and is supported by two active water wells plus a third well drilled but not yet completed. Equestrian & Multi-Use Facility: Originally designed as a premium equestrian complex, this property now offers exceptional versatility for a variety of future uses. With its massive clear-span design, the covered arena could easily be converted into a large workshop, event venue, expanded living quarters, or a mixture of any of these uses. The seller has provided architectural renderings of what some of these alternative uses for the arena could look like. The professional grade covered arena sits at 12,300 sqft and includes six opulent 12x12 stalls with waterers and cameras, indoor tack-up bays, a wash bay, and a temperature-controlled tack room. In the second story of the facility sits a guest suite with a full kitchen, full bath, and laundry closet that could be perfect for a live in foreman. A spectator lounge and a large observation deck overlook the covered arena. Additional bonus features include 40 linear LED lights, audio system, commercial sized fans, and previously housed Pinnacle footing. There is also a large outdoor arena with excellent drainage. The footing from both the covered and outdoor arenas has been scraped, cleaned, sorted by layer into tote bags, and stored out of the elements. A new owner may choose to reuse the existing footing from both arenas, replace it with another material depending on discipline, sell it off with/without the aid of the seller, or repurpose the entire structure. A robust rainwater collection system that draws off the expansive arena roof ensures an abundant, sustainable water supply. Enchanted Rock Ranch combines luxury, versatility, and location in one of the Hill Country's most coveted settings. With its proximity to Enchanted Rock, turnkey infrastructure, and unmatched scenery, the property offers endless potential - whether envisioned as a private residence, recreational retreat, equestrian estate/business, or event destination. *BUYER / BROKER DISCLAIMER: Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact, and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Listing Broker. The information contained herein has been gathered from sources deemed reliable; however, TexasLand, a group at Keller Williams Realty and its associates, members, agents and employees cannot guarantee the accuracy of such information. No representation is made as to the possible investment value or type of use. Prospective buyers are urged to verify all information to their satisfaction and consult with their tax and legal advisors before making a final determination. Real Estate buyers are hereby notified that properties in the States of Texas are subject to many forces and impacts, natural and unnatural; including, but not limited to weather related events, environmental issues, disease (e.g. Oak Wilt, Chronic Wasting Disease, or Anthrax), invasive species, illegal trespassing, previous owner actions, actions by neighbors and government actions. Prospective buyers should investigate any concerns to their satisfaction.

Explore a unique chance to own a piece of the Texas Hill Country in the exclusive, gated Lago Escondido community. Nestled on a private peninsula, this remarkable enclave features just 30 spacious homesites, all boasting captivating lakefront and lake-view panoramas. Enjoy lakeside serenity with easy access to a host of amenities. A quick 5-minute cart or boat ride will transport you to the Escondido Golf & Lake Club's "Great House" clubhouse, home to an upscale dining venue, private wine cellar, and a cutting-edge fitness center. The Lake Club & Marina further enhances your experience with a resort-style heated saltwater pool, hot tub, private cabanas, courtesy day docks, and a full-service bar. Additional offerings include tennis courts, pickleball, and a playground for kids. This renowned golf club- Ranked among Texas Top 10- designed by the acclaimed Tom Fazio, features an award-winning golf course with a performance center and practice facility, promising an unparalleled golfing experience. Embrace the quintessential Hill Country lifestyle at Lago Escondido, where you'll reside by the region's only constant-level lake, an absolute haven for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a luxurious, yet peaceful way of life. Seize the chance to create your dream home in this exceptional community. Reach out to us today to explore this inspiring land opportunity and fully experience the Texas Hill Country.

PRICE DROP! - Picture perfect 76 acres in Llano County, Texas. This well maintained property has sweeping views of the surrounding Texas Hill Country for miles! It's covered with large Oak trees and minimal underbrush creating a semi-manicured property ready for you! This could be the perfect place to build your dream home, recreation ranch or homestead. There are several building sites with long panoramic views in all directions. The property has a wet weather creek running through the middle of it, giving it additional character and cover for wildlife. Most of the property is good, sandy loam soil, perfect for cattle and horses. A 15 gallon per minute water well with electricity is in place able to help keep the two stock tanks full. Recent stock tank and road work add to the viability of this property. Perimeter fenced and ag exempt for low taxes. Located approx 20 mins NW of Llano, TX OR approx 1.5 hours NW of Austin and San Antonio. 30 mins to multiple state parks, lakes, rivers and other area attractions!

INTRODUCTION La Hacienda Rio is the center tract of The Johnson Family River Ranch, 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 1,955' or 0.37 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 three (3) tracts consisting of 118.07 ac (Rancho Rio Ruidoso), 125.05 ac (La Hacienda Rio), and 62.54 ac (Rancho El Aguila) or in a single contiguous tract of 306.56 ac. In addition, the adjacent upper section of the parent 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. Primary access is via CR 102 and Rue Rd., a gated, recorded and well-maintained easement road, which runs along the north boundary of the property. 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 towns 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 towns 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 1,955' or 0.37 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. The amount of river frontage for the entire property and the individual tracts is shown below: Johnson Family River Ranch - 3,940' or 0.75 miles (All tracts combined) 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 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. 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. 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. Fencing, Roads, & Electricity The property is perimeter and cross- fenced and all fences are 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. Below is the acreage breakdown of each sub-pasture within the property. There are typical ranch roads in good condition throughout the ranch. Electricity has been extended into the property and is provided by CTEC. NW Pasture - 30.72 ac NE Pasture - 23.71 ac Improved Pasture - 16.55 ac Headquarters - 41.40 ac River Pasture - 13.57 ac SUMMARY La Hacienda Rio is among the finest live-water properties currently on the market in the Texas Hill Country. Carefully managed by long-term, conservation minded landowners, this exceptional river ranch has 1,955' or 0.37 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: La Hacienda Rio, consisting of 125.95 ac, is offered at $3,904,450 or $31,000/ac. Other options include: The entire Johnson Family River Ranch, consisting of 306.56 ac, is offered at $9,503,360 or $31,000/ac. Rancho Rio Ruidoso, consisting of 118.07 ac, is offered at $3,660,170 or $31,000

Significant Price Improvement The Johnson Legacy 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, 6,865' or 1.30 miles of frontage along both sides of San Fernando Creek, 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 eight (8) unique configurations. If parceled, there are three (3) tracts available on the south section and two (2) on the north. 1. Johnson Legacy River Ranch (entire) - 864.96 ac 2. Johnson Family River Ranch (south half) - 306.56 ac a. Rancho Rio Ruidoso - 118.07 ac b. La Hacienda Rio - 125.95 ac c. Rancho El Aguila - 62.54 ac 3. San Fernando Creek Ranch north half) - 558.40 ac a. West San Fernando Creek Ranch (West Tract) - 277.29 ac b. East San Fernando Creek Ranch (East Tract) - 281.11 ac 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 6,865 feet of paved county road frontage. Rue Rd., a gated, recorded and well-maintained easement road, bisects the ranch into the north and south sections. Rue Rd. will be the primary point of access for the 125.05 ac (La Hacienda Rio), 62.54 ac (Rancho El Aguila), and 281.11 (East San Fernando Creek) tracts, if the property is sold in divided parcels. Additional access to the East San Fernando Creek Ranch 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. 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 towns 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 towns 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. 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'bin width, but does expand up to 500 feet 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, 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. San Fernando Creek Ranch 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 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 tr

Upper Flag Creek Ranch 243 Acres | Llano County, Texas End-of-the-Road Privacy Big Views Water Wildlife Family Compound Upper Flag Creek Ranch is a rare end-of-the-road Hill Country retreat offering 243 acres of rugged beauty, privacy, and exceptional wildlife habitat. Owned and carefully enjoyed by the same family since 2001, this ranch has served as a premier destination for hunting, fishing, and hosting unforgettable outdoor gatherings. Ideally located just south of Hickory Mountain off CR 114, the ranch is an easy drive from San Antonio, Austin, and Fredericksburg, and sits just minutes from local favorites like Coopers BBQ in Llano and the Castell General Store providing both seclusion and convenience. Location & Access Accessed from paved CR 114 via a three-property deeded easement at the historic red gate (2800 / 2802 / 2804 CR 114 Listrom / Spain / Ellis), the ranch lies approximately 1/3 mile down a private all-weather improved road to the green gate at 2800 CR 114. Recent roadwork has enhanced the easement, main ranch road, and internal roads leading to the compound, ensuring excellent accessibility while maintaining privacy. Land, Topography & Views Upper Flag Creek Ranch is centered around a stunning half-mile-long valley of Flag Creek, wrapped by two prominent ridges that create both protection and breathtaking scenery. The ranch stretches approximately one mile deep and half a mile wide, offering a rare combination of usability and seclusion. With up to 300 feet of elevation change (1,320’-1,662’), the terrain delivers dramatic views, granite outcroppings, hidden draws, and diverse native habitat making the ranch feel significantly larger than its acreage. The crown jewel is the high point atop Flag Mountain (1,662’), offering 360-degree panoramic views including distant views of Enchanted Rock and surrounding Hill Country landmarks for over 20 miles. Below, the valley floor anchors the ranch with rich soils, mature oaks, and native grasses. A historic heritage windmill on the east ridge stands as a visible landmark from both Highway 16 and FM 2323. Water Resources Water is abundant and well-distributed across the ranch: Three established stock tanks (approx. 1, 1, and 3 surface acres), including a large tank at the north end of the valley (1,320’ elevation) Two solar-powered wells supplying livestock and wildlife troughs on both ridge lines Historic windmill well, now converted to solar Rainwater collection systems (28,000 gallons) servicing the compound Backup house well located above the pavilion These water features support both livestock operations and a thriving wildlife population. Wildlife & Land Stewardship This low-fenced ranch lies within a large, established open-range corridor, allowing for natural wildlife movement across a wide area from Highway 16 to FM 2323 and beyond. Nearby high-fenced properties have not impacted the free-ranging wildlife in the area. Wildlife is abundant and well documented through trail camera data and professional management: White-tailed deer consistent harvest of quality open-range bucks Aoudad (Barbary sheep) herds exceeding 60+ head observed Rio Grande turkey flocks combining to 20+ birds Bobwhite quail strongest population recovery since 2008 Mourning dove & occasional duck steady populations Feral hogs seasonal activity The ranch has benefited from professional guidance by Plateau Land & Wildlife Management, ensuring long-term sustainability and habitat improvement. Improvements & Family Compound The thoughtfully designed multi-structure compound is positioned above the valley, overlooking one of the primary tanks and capturing long-range views. Improvements include a five-building compound: Main House open floor plan with expansive 10 dog-run style porch Master Cabin 2BR / 2BA located adjacent to the main house Two Guest Cabins each 2BR / 1BA with kitchenettes, positioned uphill above the pavilion for views and privacy Cooking Pavilion large open-air structure featuring a stone-enclosed camp kitchen with serving window, stone seating wall, vaulted covered concrete deck, ideal for entertaining, plus 1/2 bath and nearby fire pit patio overlooking the first tank and valley Workshop large workspace with two storage rooms and covered porch All structures are connected by improved roads and ranch trails, creating a functional and inviting layout ideal for family use or entertaining. Construction highlights: Metal roofing on all structures Main house features cedar siding and stone fireplace, with propane servicing the kitchen, fireplace, and outdoor grill location Cabins and workshop finished in durable James Hardie siding Stone enclosure at pavilion kitchen and half bath Central HVAC in all enclosed buildings (excluding pavilion) Starlink WiFi system servicing the entire compound Recent Improvements Interior repaint of main house and master cabin Exterior cedar posts, beams, and siding power washed and re-stained/sealed Exterior doors repainted (excluding workshop) All HVAC systems replaced (2016) Rainwater collection systems upgraded with new tanks, pumps, gutters, piping, and commercial-grade reverse osmosis system (28,000-gallon capacity) Agricultural Use The ranch is cross-fenced and has been successfully utilized for seasonal grazing leases, typically supporting 20-30 head of cattle with calves or steers. The combination of water, native forage, and infrastructure makes it well-suited for continued agricultural use alongside recreational enjoyment. The current cattle lessee has expressed interest in continuing the lease, if agreeable to a new owner. Summary Upper Flag Creek Ranch offers a rare combination of: End-of-the-road privacy Strong water features Exceptional wildlife Usable yet diverse terrain A well-designed multi-home compound Whether youre seeking a family legacy ranch, recreational hunting property, or private Hill Country retreat, Upper Flag Creek Ranch stands out as a truly unique offering in Llano County. To scheduled a showing please contact Bob Quigley (325) 423-4308 or Clayton Leverett (512) 656-2930

Set in the heart of the scenic Texas Hill Country, Granite Water Ranch spans approximately 817 acres of serene landscapes and rugged natural beauty. This exceptional property features panoramic views of ancient igneous rock formations, lush grassy draws, and multiple stocked ponds, offering limitless opportunities for recreation and relaxation. Located in southwest Llano County, the ranch lies about 20 miles from Llano and just 30 miles from the historic charm of Fredericksburg. Positioned within the Llano Uplift, the land showcases a fascinating array of igneous rocks, including granite and llaniteremnants of prehistoric volcanic activity that provide an ideal backdrop for hiking and exploration. Granite Water Ranch is rich in wildlife, hosting populations of Axis deer, Whitetail, Aoudad, Turkey, and Wild Hogs. Three stocked ponds and a seasonal creek enhance the propertys appeal, complemented by a diverse canopy of Live Oak, Red Oak, Blue Oak, Mesquite, and Cedar trees. Native grasses support ample grazing for livestock, while water is readily available from the ponds and a reliable well. Adventurers will appreciate the network of interior ranch roadsideal for trucks, ATVs, biking, or hiking. Whether youre seeking a recreational escape or a working ranch, this property offers the flexibility and beauty to realize your vision. Conveniently accessed just west of Oxford via Highway 16 and County Road 113A, Granite Water Ranch is a private sanctuary where you can disconnect and unwind, surrounded by extraordinary natural scenery. Note: Buyer and/or buyers agent should verify all information. This offering is a portion of a larger ranch, and the exact acreage is subject to adjustment. Key Features: 817 acres in Llano County, Texas Stocked ponds, seasonal creek, and reliable well Trophy wildlife: Axis, Whitetail, Aoudad, Turkey, Hogs Unique geological features: granite, llanite, Llano Uplift Multiple recreational uses: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking Proximity to Llano, Fredericksburg, Enchanted Rock Ideal for cattle, horses, and outdoor recreation

Location: Situated in the rolling terrain of the iconic Texas Hill Country, the C Bar Ranch spans approximately 930 picturesque acres just 2.2 miles west-southwest of Llano, Texasa charming, historic town with a population of 3,635. Ideally situated for both seclusion and convenience, the ranch offers a perfect blend of tranquil rural living and easy access to urban amenities. It's located within a scenic drive to major metropolitan areas: Austin (72 miles), San Antonio (107 miles), and Fort Worth (190 miles), making it an excellent candidate for a weekend retreat, hunting escape, or long-term investment opportunity. The location offers both peaceful isolation and connectivity, ideal for those seeking a balance between privacy and accessibility. Elevation: The ranch showcases a gentle elevation change of approximately 100 feet, creating natural high points that provide expansive, panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. These subtle elevation shifts lend the property a rolling, dynamic topography that enhances its visual appeal and opens up possibilities for scenic homesites, observation points, and picturesque trails. From these vantage points, visitors can take in sweeping vistas of the Texas Hill Country, dotted with native vegetation and wildlife. Improvements: A custom-built main residence, constructed in 2017, anchors the property. This well-appointed home spans roughly 3,300 square feet and offers 4 spacious bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, all designed for comfort, function, and rustic elegance. The backyard serves as a private oasis, featuring a resort-style pool and a relaxing hot tub, perfect for unwinding under the stars or entertaining guests. In addition to the main house, the ranch includes two comfortable and functional cabins, measuring approximately 1,800 and 980 square feet, respectively. These are currently occupied by ranch hands and their families, ensuring ongoing care and presence on the property. For operational needs, there is a sturdy 2-bay metal shop with an extended awning for shaded workspace or equipment storage. A well-maintained roping arena offers excellent infrastructure for equestrian activities, training, or recreational rodeo events. Nearby, a durable set of working and livestock pens provides essential facilities for managing cattle and other livestock, adding both utility and value to the property. Water: Water is abundant on the C Bar Ranch, a critical asset in this region of Texas. Flag Creek, a seasonal creek, runs throughout the northern portion of the C Bar for 1.5 miles. The property has eight water wells, four of which are currently operational (3 electric, 1 solar), supplying water throughout the various pastures, livestock pens, and residential areas. This water infrastructure ensures reliability for both agricultural operations and domestic use, enhancing the ranchs sustainability and appeal. Soils: The ranchs soil composition is primarily Ligon fine sandy loam and Katemcy fine sandy loam, known for their fertility and versatility. These soils support healthy grass growth and are conducive to a wide variety of vegetation, making them ideal for grazing, wildlife habitat, or small-scale farming ventures. Scattered granite outcroppings add visual interest and a touch of rugged character to the land. Approximately 7580% of the property is well-suited for cultivating native grasses and supporting diverse ecosystems. Wildlife: The C Bar Ranch teems with diverse and abundant wildlife, offering exceptional hunting and wildlife observation opportunities. Native species include white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, bobwhite quail, mourning doves, and feral hogs. Predatory species such as coyotes, raccoons, red foxes, and gray foxes roam the terrain, contributing to the ranchs natural ecological balance. In recent years, axis deer, a sought-after exotic species, have been occasionally sighted on the propertythough it's not confirmed if they have established a permanent presence. The ranch also serves as a seasonal haven for native birds and migratory waterfowl, which can often be seen gathering around the ranchs ponds and seasonal creek beds, particularly during the spring and fall migrations. For the avid outdoorsman or conservation-minded buyer, the ranch presents an ideal setting for wildlife management, photography, and hunting. Financial: The seller will provide a basic title policy and existing survey. If the current agricultural use of the property ceases after the sale for any reason, or if the buyer does not file Form 50-167 Application for 1-d-1 (Open Space) appraisal in a timely manner, and the appraisal district begins valuing the property at market value rather than production value, the seller will not be held responsible for rollback taxes for any of the current or preceding five years. The buyer hereby releases the seller from all liability. Disclaimer: The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted by the broker or seller and is subject to change, prior to sale, errors, and/or omissions, and withdrawal from the market. Buyers are responsible for their resolution to purchase the subject property according to local, state, and federal law, and due diligence as required by the proposed use. The property is shown by appointment only; do not trespass. The buyer's broker must be identified on the first contact and must accompany the buying prospect on the first showing to be allowed full fee participation. Fee participation will ultimately be at the sole discretion of the listing broker.

In the heart of the Llano Granite Uplift - on the south bank of Llano River, is a magnificent ranch property offered for sale for the first time on the open market. The ranch encompasses 1,160 acres on the south side of HWY 152 (a very quiet rural 2-lane blacktop), along with 5.41 riverfront acres on the north side of the same road. The Llano River frontage here is as good as it gets - a cataract of whitewater rapids carves through a huge granite outcropping, then culminates in a deep, clear pool lined with massive boulders. Smoothed by centuries of flowing water, the rocks slope gently down to the water's edge - providing more than a football field's length of convenient access to the river - usable for guests of all ages and abilities. Hickory Creek, a tributary to the Llano River, is an exceptional water feature on the ranch as well. Hickory Creek runs through the center of the ranch for approximately 2 miles, flowing over a major granite outcropping at the downstream end that is picturesque and private. Hickory Creek flows full-time in many places on the ranch during normal rainfall years. In the springtime, the wildflower display on the ranch is nothing short of spectacular. LOCATION The ranch is located in Llano County, approximately 15 minutes west of the town of Llano, 1.5 hours west of Austin, and less than 2 hours north of San Antonio. The charming, popular, and unincorporated town of Castell is located 5 miles west of the ranch on HWY 152. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT Approximately 80 million years ago, when the Balcones Fault shifted and the Texas Hill Country was born, the ranch and the surrounding area experienced a massive uplift of solid granite and other highly compressed rock formations that came from near the core of the earth. Over time, this phenomenon has created an entirely different ecosystem than the limestone formations and hills typical of most of central Texas. For millions of years, the granite in this area has eroded to create red sandy soils that are very fertile. These soils support the highest quality native vegetation for wildlife, with diverse brush species and enhanced habitat components. The juniper (cedar) trees that are invasive to much of Central Texas do not thrive here they dislike the soil. Instead, the ranch is covered with mature live oaks, post oaks, scattered mesquite trees, beautiful granite outcroppings, native prairie grasses, spectacular spring wildflowers, and a broad selection of brush that is excellent food and cover for wildlife. Multiple hilltop sites on the ranch present panoramic, horizon views. WILDLIFE White-tailed deer in this area grow larger than most of Central Texas, bobwhite quail can be plentiful in good rainfall years, and Rio Grande turkeys roost along Hickory Creek in very healthy numbers. IMPROVEMENTS A newly renovated master suite with full kitchen, master bath, and large attached shop/garage is located on the riverfront. Also newly renovated is the 2 bedroom cabin with full kitchen and bath. The riverfront includes 4 RV hookup sites, a large outdoor stone fireplace and concrete slab entertaining area, and domestic water well. South of HWY 152 there is a spectacular hilltop homesite with power and new water well just waiting for the ranch house of your dreams. WATER There are approximately 333 feet of Llano River frontage that is best of the best and approximately 2 miles of Hickory Creek within the ranch that flows year-round with average rainfall. The property has 4 windmills for livestock water and 2 domestic water wells with electric pumps. MINERALS Surface sale only. AREA HISTORY For centuries, the wildlife-rich Llano Uplift was inhabited and claimed by the Native American Tonkawa tribe. During the European colonization, the Comanche tribe displaced the Tonkawas and claimed the area due to their superior horsemanship skills. Today, artifacts dating back thousands of years can still be found in the area.

Located 7 miles west of Llano, this 100+/- acre property offers a manageable and versatile Hill Country property with excellent access and scenic appeal. The property features gently rolling terrain, granite outcroppings, and native grasses, along with multiple potential homesites offering long-range views. It is ideal for recreational use, a homestead, or light agricultural operations. County road frontage ensures easy access to the property. Water and electricity are available, making the property ready for immediate enjoyment. Wildlife includes whitetail deer, dove, quail, and feral hogs, providing great hunting and recreational opportunities. The property is conveniently located 50 minutes from Fredericksburg, 7 miles to Llano, 17 minutes to Llano Municipal Airport, approximately 1 hour 50 minutes to Austin, and 2 hours 15 minutes to San Antonio. Shown by appointment only with Foster Farm & Ranch, LLC. Buyers agent/broker must be identified at first contact and must accompany prospective buyer on all showings to qualify for full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Foster Farm & Ranch, LLC.

Gold Dust Ranch- a rare opportunity to acquire 316.33 acres of rolling Llano, TX Land. This largely unimproved property is an excellent opportunity to create your own legacy ranch. This ranch is 5 minutes from town and 80 miles to downtown Austin, TX. This land has incredible history as one of only a few successful gold mines in Texas! LAND: This 316+ usable acres has an incredible roll to it with beautiful granite outcroppings. On the West end Sandy Creek bisects the ranch from North to South. This largely rock bottom creek runs during wet times and pools water in multiple places. Incredible old growth Oak, Post Oak, Cedar Elm, and other desirable trees line the creek all the way through. The rest of the ranch is made up of deeper soil hills that change in elevation approximately 80'. Multiple spots throughout the ranch provide 360 degree views of the small mountains in the Highland Lakes region. Recent dozer work and spring rains have allowed native grasses to return while still leaving great cover and browse for wildlife. In the middle of the ranch is a beautiful pond approximately 1.5 acres in size when full. WATER/ELECTRICITY: The ranch is well watered with 2 water wells, both serviced via submersible pump and solar panel. These wells are connected to multiple water troughs throughout the ranch. One well services a concrete cistern that is used by a modest hunting camp. One big pond, sandy creek, and multiple smaller ponds make up the surface water. CTEC has a line that extends through the middle of the ranch from end to end. Currently the ranch has two meters but the line throughout the ranch allows for a multitude of opportunities. WILDLIFE: Llano is known as the deer capital of Texas and this land is no exception. In addition to the famous white tailed deer you can find turkeys, dove, ducks, hogs, and the occasional bobwhite quail. Low fence perimeter and big neighbors allow for a healthy population of wildlife. IMPROVEMENTS: Modest rustic hunting cabin with restroom. Electricity throughout. Perimeter fenced and cross fenced. Modest livestock working corrals strategically placed for ease of livestock handling. Fantastic perimeter and interior roads allow for ease of use of the entire ranch. LOCATION: 5 miles to Llano, 80 miles to Austin, 44 miles to Fredericksburg, and 113 miles to San Antonio. Over 4,800 linear feet of frontage off paved state road 2241. Two TXDOT approved entrances enhance the potential of this ranch. GOLD MINE: This ranch is home to the Heath Gold and Graphite Mine. One of the few successful mines in Texas it entered operation in 1896. In 1911 a mill was built on site to support the war efforts. There are still remnants of multiple mines and shafts on the property and the mill is a living legacy on the ranch. This mine produced over 8,000 ounces of gold when it closed in 1942. TAXES: Gold Dust ranch is under an ag-exemption via livestock grazing. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact, and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Listing Broker, Bluestem Ranch Group. **Information contained herein is deemed reliable, but is not warranted by Broker or Sellers, and is subject to change, errors and/or omissions, prior sale and withdrawal from market. Buyers are urged to verify representations on their own regarding the usefulness and value of the property for a given purpose. Property is sold “as is where is, with all faults…and without warranty other than that of title.**

Located 7 miles west of Llano, this 200+/- acre tract offers an ideal blend of usability, views, and accessibility in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. The property showcases rolling terrain accented by prominent granite outcroppings, with a healthy stand of native grasses and multiple elevated build sites offering expansive, long-range views. Its size and layout make it particularly well-suited for a combination of cattle production, recreation, and a primary or secondary residence. Water and electricity are in place, supporting both immediate use and future improvements. The tract offers dependable county road frontage for convenient access. Wildlife is abundant, including whitetail deer, dove, quail, and feral hogs, providing year-round recreational opportunities. Ideally located just 50 minutes from Fredericksburg, 7 miles to Llano, 17 minutes to Llano Municipal Airport, approximately 1 hour 50 minutes to Austin, and 2 hours 15 minutes to San Antonio. Shown by appointment only with Foster Farm & Ranch, LLC. Buyers agent/broker must be identified at first contact and must accompany prospective buyer on all showings to qualify for full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Foster Farm & Ranch, LLC.

A true, custom one-off that was originally built in 1904, is a true gem, combining the charm and character of a bygone era with the luxury and conveniences of modern living. Situated on nearly 4 acres of pristine land, the home boasts 300+/- feet of coveted waterfront along the tranquil Llano River. Despite its serene, expansive setting, the property is just blocks from the charming Llano Historic Square, offering the perfect balance of privacy and proximity to local shops, dining, and culture. Upon entering the home, you are welcomed by the timeless elegance of its well-preserved architecture, with original moldings, intricate woodwork, and beautiful hard wood floors throughout. The soaring ceilings, expansive windows, and classic details immediately create a sense of grandeur and warmth. The 2020 renovation carefully preserved the homes historic charm while introducing a spacious and inviting family room, designed to be the heart of the home. Large windows offer stunning views of the pool, lush grounds, and the serene Llano River, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living spaces. The chefs kitchen is a standout feature, beautifully blending modern functionality with historic appeal. Equipped with high-end appliances, custom cabinetry, and ample counter space, the kitchen is perfect for preparing meals and hosting gatherings. A large island offers additional workspace, while oversized windows provide spectacular views of the river and pool. Just off the kitchen is a butlers pantry, which includes a built-in desk, additional storage, and everything needed to keep the home organized and efficient. The home offers four generous sized bedrooms, each designed as a peaceful retreat. The master suite is particularly luxurious, complete with a spacious en-suite bath. There are three full baths and one half-bath in total, each featuring tasteful, modern finishes that harmonize beautifully with the homes historic character. The outdoor space is truly a private oasis, perfect for both relaxation and entertainment. The property features a fenced-in garden area with four raised beds, ideal for growing your own vegetables and flowers. Towering, beautiful oak trees surround the grounds, providing shade and a sense of tranquility. At night, the trees are illuminated by landscape lighting, creating a magical, glowing effect that enhances the propertys charm. A cistern on the property adds practical value, ensuring that water needs are easily met. The showpiece of the outdoor space is the stunning pool area, which includes a waterslide, hot tub, and grotto, making it an ideal spot for both fun and relaxation. Overlooking the pool is the spacious pool house, which offers a half-bath for convenience and an outdoor kitchen designed for alfresco dining and entertaining. This fully equipped kitchen includes a flat grill, traditional grill, beverage fridge, full-size fridge, and pantry, making it the perfect space to host friends and family for outdoor meals by the water. With nearly 4 acres of land, 300 feet of riverfront, and the added luxury of being just blocks from the Llano Historic Square, this home provides the ultimate blend of historic charm, modern convenience, and outdoor beauty. Whether you are enjoying the serene river views from the family room, hosting a gathering in the pool house, or simply relaxing around the fire pit, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history while living in complete comfort. Please see the attached document "Llano River House Features" for a list of custom amenities.