San Saba County, Texas Land For Sale (97 results)

11.64 Acres | Creekfront Privacy at Rocky Hollow Over 1,500 Feet of Seasonal Creek | AG Exempt | No Floodplain If privacy, water, and build-ready land are at the top of your list, this tract delivers in a way few properties can. This 11.64-acre homesite features over 1,500 feet of frontage along a beautiful seasonal creek, winding naturally through the property beneath mature oak trees. The setting feels secluded and peaceful, with a private driveway, multiple flat and highly usable build sites, and several open areas ideal for camping, recreation, or future improvements. The land offers a rare balance—thick hardwood cover for privacy, paired with open clearings that eliminate the cost and hassle of heavy clearing. It’s impressive on paper, but truly stands apart once you walk it in person. Located within the gated ranch community of Rocky Hollow, this is one of the largest and most private premium tracts available, tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac and entirely outside the floodplain. Property Highlights 11.64 acres with a clean, unrestricted feel Light protective covenants to safeguard long-term property values Gated entry and paved roads for convenience and security Electric at the road | Private well & septic ready Fiber internet available — ideal for a work-from-anywhere lifestyle AG exemption in place for low property taxes Livestock allowed Build with Confidence Site-built homes only (1,200+ sq ft minimum) Guest house, barn, workshop, and storage buildings permitted No timeline to build — buy now, build when you’re ready RVs and trailers allowed during construction Location Advantage ~15 minutes to San Saba (HEB, dining, wineries, shopping) ~20 minutes to Llano ~30 minutes to Colorado Bend State Park ~50 minutes to Fredericksburg Under 90 minutes to the Austin metro Why This Property Stands Out Properties offering significant creek frontage, true privacy, buildable terrain, and a gated setting are increasingly rare—especially in this location. Whether you’re envisioning a weekend ranch, full-time Hill Country retreat, or a long-term land investment, this tract checks every box. This is a must-see property and is priced to move. ?? Call today to schedule your private tour. Broker direct. Once you walk the creek and stand on the build site, the decision becomes easy.

Whitetail Bluff Ranch is a 600 acre Hill Country retreat offering privacy, accessibility, and a balance of natural beauty with practical improvements. Just minutes from San Saba, Texas, this ranch features reliable water resources, diverse terrain, and a proven wildlife management program, making it equally suited as a recreational getaway, hunting property, or long-term family legacy ranch. Location Only 4 miles south of San Saba along Highway 16, Whitetail Bluff Ranch offers the convenience of town while still feeling completely private. Local attractions include Wedding Oak Winery, the San Saba River Golf Course, and historic downtown shopping. The nearby San Saba River provides fishing, kayaking, and swimming opportunities. For quick trips and weekend guests, Llano is just 20 miles away, Marble Falls 60 miles, Fredericksburg 65 miles, and Austin just over 100 miles. Georgetown, Waco, and Fort Worth are also within an easy drive. Water & Improvements Water is a standout feature of Whitetail Bluff Ranch, with three water wells supplying troughs, wildlife stations, and multiple ponds. Numerous ponds across the property ensure consistent water supply, even in dry seasons. The seasonal Dry Simpson Creek and an adjoining tributary cross the property, with stretches of scenic rock-bottom channel that could be enhanced into permanent water features. The ranch is partially high-fenced, providing added game management potential, and existing electrical service allows for future improvements such as a lodge, guest cabins, barns, or additional facilities. Wildlife & Hunting Operating under MLD Level III, Whitetail Bluff Ranch supports an exceptional whitetail herd, carefully managed for health, size, and trophy potential. Additional wildlife includes Rio Grande turkeys, dove, ducks, free-range axis deer, and hogs, creating diverse hunting opportunities year-round. Terrain & Development Potential The ranch blends rolling hills, oak-studded ridges, fertile native grass meadows, and sheltered hollows. Extensive cedar control has revealed long-range views and opened areas well-suited for food plots, grazing, or building pads. Multiple high points across the ranch offer outstanding homesites with panoramic vistas. Whether you envision a showcase ranch headquarters, hunting lodge, or multi-family retreat, Whitetail Bluff Ranch provides a versatile foundation for future development. Summary At 600 acres, Whitetail Bluff Ranch is a rare Hill Country property offering the ideal mix of water resources, diverse terrain, trophy-caliber wildlife, and accessibility. With strong infrastructure and MLD III management already in place, the ranch is ready for immediate enjoyment and long-term vision. Opportunities like this are rareschedule your private tour of Whitetail Bluff Ranch today.

Dont miss this rare opportunity to own a multigenerational ranch along the San Saba River. Very seldom does a ranch of this size come available in the San Saba area much less so on the river. This picturesque 1,430 acre ranch features stunning views, valleys, bluffs, seasonal creeks, ponds and meadows along with over half a mile of river. The ranch has been in the same family for generations and is being offered for the first time. LOCATION The ranch is located in San Saba County approximately 16 miles west of the town of San Saba. Other points of interest include Austin 121 miles, San Antonio 157 miles, Dallas 200 miles and Fredericksburg 87 miles. Fredericksburg is known for its wineries, shopping and dining. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The Zodiac Ranch is located in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Unique to this ranch are dramatic views and bluffs that have been carved out over centuries by the river. Many areas of the ranch have more than 100 feet of elevation change. The topography of the ranch gives the feeling of the ranch being twice its size. Along the river bottom and the bluffs you will find arrowheads and ancient artifacts remaining from the Comanches and Lipan Apaches that inhabited the area in the 18th and 19th centuries. Among the ranch, the valleys and the meadows, you will see an abundance of live oaks, post oaks, juniper, pecan and mesquite trees. In the spring the ranch is covered in a blanket of wildflowers, predominately bluebonnets, sunflowers and indian paintbrushes dominate the landscape. WILDLIFE This ranch is a hunters dream. The wildlife includes white-tailed deer, hogs, turkey, dove, quail, bobcat and all other predators. This low-fenced ranch has been managed for generations and has not been overhunted. IMPROVEMENTS The improvements on this ranch include the original historical rock house. This house would be ideal for a future guest house. The 3 bedroom, 2 bath house sits high overlooking the ranch. There is an additional, attached bunk room with an observation deck above the house and fiber optic, high-speed internet is already set up. Other improvements include an open-air barn and pavilion and a set of working cattle pens. There are water troughs, deer stands and feeders throughout the ranch. WATER There is approximately 2,640 feet of crystal clear San Saba River frontage. The ranch has several windmills for livestock water. There is one domestic water well with an electric pump that serves the house. MINERALS The owner will convey half of all owned minerals. The information contained herein has been gathered from sources deemed reliable; however, Republic Ranches, LLC and its principals, members, officers, associates, agents and employees cannot guarantee the accuracy of such information. The information contained herein is subject to changes, errors, omissions, prior sale, withdrawal of property from the market without prior notice, and approval of purchase by owner. Prospective buyers should verify all information to their satisfaction. No representation is made as to the possible value of this investment or type of use, and prospective buyers are urged to consult with their tax and legal advisors before making a final determination. Real Estate buyers are hereby notified that real properties and its rights and amenities in the States of Texas; Oklahoma; Colorado; Louisiana; Arkansas; and New Mexico are subject to many forces and impacts whether natural, those caused by man, or otherwise; including, but not limited to, drought or other weather related events, disease (e.g. Oak Wilt, Anthrax, Chronic Wasting Disease), invasive species, illegal trespassing, previous owner actions, neighbor actions and government actions. Prospective buyers of Texas real estate, New Mexico real estate, Colorado real estate, Oklahoma real estate, Arkansas Real Estate, or Louisiana real estate should investigate any concerns regarding a specific real property to their satisfaction. When buying investment property the buyer's agent, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at initial showing of the property listing to the prospective real estate investor in order to participate in real estate commission. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Republic Ranches, LLC. Republic Ranches, LLC reserves the right to require any or all interested buyer(s) of a particular property to provide proof of financial ability to purchase said property prior to the initial showing or any subsequent showing of the property. Republic Ranches, LLC also reserves the right to refuse to show a property to a potential buyer for any reason at Republic Ranches, LLC's sole and absolute discretion.

Bandit Run Ranch is a 524 acre Hill Country retreat offering privacy, accessibility, and a balance of natural beauty with practical improvements. Just minutes from San Saba, Texas, this ranch features three reliable water wells, multiple ponds, diverse terrain, and a proven wildlife management program, making it equally suited as a recreational getaway, hunting property, or long-term family legacy ranch. Location Only 4 miles south of San Saba along Highway 16, Bandits Run Ranch offers the convenience of town while still feeling completely private. Local attractions include Wedding Oak Winery, the San Saba River Golf Course, and historic downtown shopping. The nearby San Saba River provides fishing, kayaking, and swimming opportunities. For quick trips and weekend guests, Llano is just 20 miles away, Marble Falls 60 miles, Fredericksburg 65 miles, and Austin just over 100 miles. Georgetown, Waco, and Fort Worth are also within an easy drive. Water & Improvements Water is a standout feature of Bandit Run Ranch, with three water wells supplying troughs, wildlife stations, and multiple ponds. Numerous ponds across the property ensure consistent water supply, even in dry seasons. The seasonal Dry Simpson Creek and an adjoining tributary cross the property, with stretches of scenic rock-bottom channel that could be enhanced into permanent water features. The ranch is partially high-fenced, providing added game management potential, and existing electrical service allows for future improvements such as a lodge, guest cabins, barns, or additional facilities. Wildlife & Hunting Operating under MLD Level III, Bandit Run Ranch supports an exceptional whitetail herd, carefully managed for size, health, and trophy potential. Additional wildlife includes Rio Grande turkeys, dove, ducks, free-range axis deer, and hogs, creating diverse hunting opportunities throughout the year. Terrain & Development Potential The land blends rolling hills, oak-studded ridges, fertile native grass meadows, and sheltered hollows. Extensive cedar control has revealed panoramic views and opened areas that can be used for food plots, grazing, or building pads. Several high points across the property provide prime homesites with long-range vistas. Whether envisioning a showcase ranch headquarters, hunting lodge, or multi-family retreat, the ranch offers a versatile foundation for future development. Summary At 524 acres, Bandit Run Ranch is a rare Hill Country property offering the perfect mix of natural resources, strong water infrastructure, and accessibility. With three water wells, multiple ponds, diverse terrain, and MLD III wildlife management, this ranch is ready for immediate enjoyment and long-term vision. Opportunities like this are rareschedule your private tour of Bandit Run Ranch today.

Location: Wallace Creek Ranch is in the heart of the Texas Hill Country just a short drive from the small town of San Saba, Texas (pop. 3117) known as the pecan capital of the world. Wallace Creek Ranch, all 860 acres, is just 7 miles west-southwest of San Saba. Though peacefully secluded, WCR is surprisingly accessible to some of the larger cities of the State. The vibrant capital of Austin is just 112 miles away, while the rich heritage of San Antonio lies 147 miles to the south, and Fort Worth the gateway to North Texas is 164 miles to the northeast. Whether you're seeking a weekend getaway or a long-term land investment, this location provides the perfect balance of convenience and solitude. Description: Wallace Creek Ranch is more than just a pretty landscape-its a fully functioning cattle operation, set up for efficiency, animal welfare, and long-term sustainability. Seven cross-fenced pastures span the rolling landscape, each one with its own water supply. The ranch is supported by three water wells, one of which is a artesian (naturally flowing without pumping) well-a rare and valuable asset. The other two wells are in place and functional, although their current output is undetermined. The Hickory Underground Aquifer a vital regional water source- is believed to lie beneath the ranch, offering potential for long-term water security. Approximately 140 acres are planted in coastal Bermuda grass with another 70 acres of Tifton. A very well-maintained set of working pens and one trap ensure the property is ready for serious ranching operations from day one. Elevation: Knob Hill stands proudly at 1,455 feet, the highest elevation on the property. From its summit, you're greeted with panoramic views that stretch across the San Saba countryside, showcasing the natural beauty and undulating terrain of this special part of Texas. The land gently descends to 1,229 feet near a seasonal creek, offering both variety in landscape and natural drainage key feature for healthy pastures and water retention. Soils: The soils of WCR are both diverse and productive. Roughly 60% of the land is made up of Smithwick clay, a sandy-clay mix dominated by clay, ideal for holding moisture and supporting robust root systems. The remainder consists of Frio silty clay loam, a fertile and well-draining soil that has already seen success with improved grasses. Whether your goals include livestock, hay production, or future crop rotation, this land is ready to produce. Water: In a state where water is one of the most valuable resources, WCR delivers in spades. In addition to the three water wells, the property features three scenic ponds that collect rain runoff and provide year-round(most years!) access for cattle and wildlife alike. Wallace Creek, a charming wet-weather waterway, winds through approximately 3,500 feet of the ranch, with both sides of the creek under ownership. Along the banks of this creek, the historic remnants of an old dam can still be found, believed to be the foundation of a once-operational grist mill. This quiet, rustic detail adds a unique historical flavor and a sense of timelessness to the property. Wildlife: For those who cherish wildlife, Wallace Creek Ranch is nothing short of a natural refuge. Its diverse habitat supports a thriving population of white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, bobwhite quail, mourning doves, and feral hogs. Common predators like coyotes, raccoons, and both red and gray foxes roam the land as well. Birdwatchers and photographers will find themselves captivated by caracaras, owls, and other native bird species, while the ponds and creek beds attract a vibrant variety of waterfowl, especially during seasonal migrations. This is not just a cattle ranchits an ecosystem, a living landscape for hunters, conservationists, and nature lovers to enjoy and preserve. Improvements: Essential utilities are already in place, with electric power available and functional water wells ready to serve your operational or residential needs. A small but tidy cabin resides on the ranch. The ranch is easily accessed via FM 2732 of San Saba County Road 306, ensuring smooth entry for trailers, equipment, and guests. Another important existing feature is the fact that the ranch was upgraded to a robust perimeter fence, constructed in 2019, giving you peace of mind and minimal maintenance for years to come. Summary: Whether you're looking to expand your ranching operation, create a private recreational retreat, or secure a prime piece Texas Hill Country real estate for future generations, Wallace Creek Ranch offers both the canvas and the inspiration. With its combination of functional improvements, natural beauty, abundant water, and rich Texas history, this ranch is more than landit's a legacy in the making. 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.

The Royal D Ranch is a choice Hill Country ranch with an appealing home that is available for the first time. It is located in south San Saba County, between Llano and Brady. This is one of the finest and healthiest ranches available in terms of native plant quality and diversity for wildlife or for livestock. Summary. 100 acres of beautiful ranchscape 4 bedroom 2 bath rocked home built in 2007. 2,239 square feet Strong 50 GPM well with good quality water New metal barn built in 2006 with 220 power Hunting blinds, feeders, and water troughs convey to the new owner Seasonal creek and unspoiled Hill Country views, about an hour and a half northwest of Austin Fiber optic internet connections In over 25 years in ranch real estate, this is one of the best ranches we have seen in terms of vegetation. The ranch is very well wooded, and desirable oak trees are the predominant tree species. The native browse and grazing plants are some of the best that God made for this part of the world. It has strong stands of bristlegrass, sideoats, sprangletop, and even some yellow Indiangrass. The range condition is excellent. The home is lovely; it has a large kitchen with an island. The dining area is adjacent, with a nice view of the ranch. Flooring in the home is engineered wood and tile. The living room has a rock fireplace and lots of glass to see the large front porch and the native trees and wildlife. The master bedroom is roomy and has a large bathroom. It has a jetted tub, separate walk-in shower, and double sinks. The second bathroom is a full bathroom with double sinks. Just off the kitchen is a laundry room and a walk-in pantry. A storage shed is right behind the house. Out the laundry room door is a large rock patio, perfect for evening barbecues and beverages. There are additional features, we hope you will come out to see them.

86 Acres | Rochelle, Texas | San Saba County Set in the rolling country of San Saba County, this 86-acre ranch offers a rare combination of productive bottomland, elevated views, and turnkey improvements within easy reach of major Texas markets. The property lies approximately two hours from Austin, thirty minutes from Brownwood, and a short drive from San Saba, providing genuine seclusion without sacrificing accessibility. A gated entrance leads down the ranch road to the headquarters, a 4-bedroom, 2-bath home with a substantial addition that functions as a second living area. Well suited for a primary or secondary residence, weekend retreat, or hunting headquarters. Supporting improvements include two barns and a producing water well, providing the infrastructure to operate immediately upon closing. The lower portion of the ranch is defined by mature hardwoods, deep shade, and consistently strong native foragethe kind of country that holds wildlife and supports livestock with minimal supplementation. Two ponds anchor the property. The larger is aerated and stocked with a healthy population of mature catfish, offering excellent recreational fishing year-round. Wildlife is varied and abundant. Whitetail and Rio Grande turkey are typically present, with axis deer documented on the property as well. Dove and duck both make seasonal appearances, and feral hogs round out a diverse mix of native wildlife. From the bottoms, the terrain rises into sandstone hills that crest to reveal sweeping 360-degree views across the surrounding ranch country. The elevation change adds meaningful diversity to the property, creating distinct hunting, grazing, and recreational zones across a relatively compact footprint. Versatile in its potential, this ranch is equally suited to recreation, hunting, cattle, or equestrian use. Minerals: See Broker. Taxes: Ag exempt. See Broker for more info. (Buyers agent must be identified on the first contact and must accompany buyer prospect on all showings to be allowed full participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Shipley Ranches, Broker). The information contained herein is understood to be accurate and reliable, but it is not guaranteed. Please verify all information before using the information contained herein for decision-making purposes.

35.46 Acres at 3433 FM 1030 San Saba, TX 76877 Price: $567,360 This could be the perfect property with a panoramic view that you have been waiting for! Located less than 10 minutes from the historic Hill Country town of San Saba, this 35.46-acre jewel checks just about every box of most folks’ needs and wants. Here is a list of those features, needs and wants! *Paved two lane FM 1030 frontage *New pipe-framed entrance with lockable gate *Perimeter fencing on all 4 sides *60+ feet of elevation rise from the road to the highest point *Electricity service with meter *Rural water meter *Recently drilled water well with submersible pump *Water trough for livestock and game animals *A 30’x30’ metal shed *Two (2) ponds (tanks) *Plenty of space to run livestock, ride horses, ride ATV’s, hunt or just view nature If this caught your attention, I will elaborate a little on each of the points above. Paved road frontage allows for easy dust and mud-free travel all the way to the entrance. The recently built entrance is recessed into the property 60 feet and allows safety for pulling a vehicle, even with a long trailer, clear of any passing vehicles on the road. The heavy-duty gate can be locked securely as well. The property is shaped like a rectangle with high fencing on all four sides. If you wanted lower fencing for the game to travel easier, you could lower the height on 2 (the west and south sides) of the 4 sides. Upon entering the property, the road winds up the hillside to the top of the hill. The hilltop runs from north to south through the middle of the ranch and has plenty of level space to build a home or a cabin. The electricity service and water are already at the top of the hill! The well is equipped with an electric submersible pump and a 1600-gallon storage tank. It is artesian and constantly flows a small stream of water! How cool is that? The large water trough can be filled from either the well or the public water meter. The 30’ x 30’ shed is also located on the hilltop and is perfect for storing vehicles, equipment or an RV. From the hilltop, the land slopes downward to the west and the east providing usable pasture for work and fun. One of the ponds is located in the SW corner and the other is along the north fenceline. Large mesquite trees are scattered throughout the entire property and white brush (also known as bee brush) provides cover for wildlife. The very fragrant white blooms of the bee brush fill the air and is a great source of nectar/pollen for honeybees and other pollinators, so if you are a beekeeper, this is your place! Best of all is the Texas Hill Country Views! This small ranch is surrounded by much larger ranches and the panoramic views from the hilltop go on for miles, so you can soak up the morning sunrise and the evening sunset every day. So, go ahead and schedule your private viewing as soon as possible. You will love it!

NUMBER OF ACRES: 30-160 +/- acres available LOCATION: CR 230 & 232 San Saba, TX 76877 PROPERTY TAXES: Buyer or buyer’s agent to confirm with San Saba CAD PRICE: TBD by acreage purchased, $7,000-$12,000/acre DESCRIPTION: Located west of San Saba a few short miles off HWY 190, is this very usable piece of Hill Country land with rolling terrain and some strong long-distance views. This property is set up to handle a little bit of everything—hunting, cattle, and some farming. Depending on the acreage option a buyer chooses, there are several established fields already in place that could be used for cultivation, hay, or food plots. The rest of the property is in native pasture with a good mix of cover for wildlife and grazing. Water meter/access will be provided by owner. In addition, there are multiple surface tanks spread across the ranch. The property is perimeter fenced except on the north side while several improved pastures are cross fenced for seasonal coastal production and cattle rotation; smaller acreage options would require new fencing to establish a perimeter. Electric is available along the county road, so it wouldn’t take much to get a homesite or camp set up. The property is also currently under ag exemption, keeping taxes low. The ability to easily convert the ag to a wildlife exemption is also a viable option! Wildlife is what you’d expect for this part of the country—whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, dove, ducks, and you’ll see bobwhite quail every now and then. There are plenty of opportunities for predator hunting too. If you’re looking for a solid all-around property with good views, water, and usable ground, this one checks a lot of boxes without being overdone. *Multiple possibilities for acreage options, with county road frontage on 2 sides. Could be as little as 30 acres or the entire 160 acres!

This versatile ranch offers excellent access with county road frontage on two sides and a gently rolling layout that’s both usable and appealing to the eye! The owner has done extensive cleanup, clearing out mesquites and leaving scattered oak and elm trees that provide shade and character throughout. The bottom land features fertile soil along with multiple mature pecan trees that are well established and thriving. Several well-placed surface tanks provide dependable water for livestock and wildlife. The property is set up for cattle grazing and cultivation, with cross fencing already in place to support efficient livestock rotation. Improvements include two barns/sheds that could use some cleanup, along with rural water and electricity readily available. Beyond its agricultural use, this ranch offers solid recreational value. The tanks and open fields create ideal conditions for duck and dove hunting, while the land supports healthy populations of whitetail deer and hogs, with turkey occasionally seen. Whether you’re looking to run livestock, farm, or enjoy hunting, this is a well-rounded property that balances productivity with outdoor enjoyment. * Additional acreage is available

Cherokee, TX San Saba County 342 +/- Acres Tucked away in the heart of the stunning Texas Hill Country, this 342+/- acre property is accessed via a scenic well-maintained road and a concrete creek crossing, offering both privacy and ease of access. Whether youre looking to build a private hunting retreat, or create a peaceful recreational haven, this land provides the perfect canvas for your vision. Located just 15 minutes from Cherokee, and about 25 minutes from Llano and San Saba, it strikes a perfect balance between seclusion and convenient access to local amenities. The property is set up with 4 separate solar powered water wells and a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,056 sqft home that provides a comfortable and private base. Additionally, a spacious workshop with a large, covered carport offers ample storage for vehicles, equipment, or outdoor gear. This ranch is perfect for weekend getaways or as a managers residence. The land itself offers a beautiful blend of lush open pastures, rich with waist-high grasses, and dense oak woodlands, teeming with thousands of oak trees in various sizes. Whether you prefer the open, grazing fields or the tranquil shade of the oak groves, the diverse terrain provides both functional space and natural beauty. With its versatile landscape and abundant natural charm, this property presents a unique opportunity to embrace the Hill Country lifestyle. Whether youre interested in ranching, outdoor recreation, or simply enjoying the peace and beauty of the Texas countryside, this land is ready to support your dreams. Minerals: See Broker. Taxes: See Broker. (Buyers agent must be identified on the first contact and must accompany buyer prospect on all showings to be allowed full participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Shipley Ranches, Broker). The information contained herein is understood to be accurate and reliable, but it is not guaranteed. Please verify all information before using the information contained herein for decision-making purposes.

Nestled just 3/4 mile from the historic community of Chappel—the very first settled area in San Saba County—this rare 488-acre ranch offers a legacy of Texas history and abundant natural resources that few properties can match. This land once belonged to the Comanche and Lipan Apache peoples and was home to the area's earliest pioneer families. David Matsler and his family arrived in 1854, establishing the first permanent settlement along Cherokee Creek. They were followed by the prominent Low, Matsler, and Lively families, whose stories helped shape this Texas Hill Country land. LAND: The terrain features a beautiful mix of stony clays, sandy loam, and Frio soils, supporting a diverse native landscape of ancient oaks, mesquite, cedar elms, and juniper. Towering century-old pecans line the creek bottom, delivering reliable yields for family harvesting each fall. At the headquarters stands a magnificent oak tree estimated at 400–500 years old—a living witness to the land’s rich past. Elevation gently rolls from 1,455 ft down to 1,251 ft, creating dramatic, sweeping views overlooking the creek valley below. This topography delivers privacy, breathtaking sunsets, and natural beauty that feels untouched by time. WATER: Water is the crown jewel here. Two water wells serve the property: one provides reliable supply to the home, bunk room, and barn, while the second (needing service) once irrigated the historic fruit trees that supplied a popular roadside fruit stand along FM 501. Most impressively, Cherokee Creek flows gracefully through the ranch for 3,775 feet, with both sides fully owned by the seller. This is a true year-round, spring-fed creek—crystal clear, fed by numerous springs to the west, including the powerful Hext Springs. It offers exceptional fishing, swimming, and a serene, refreshing escape right on your own land. In an era of increasing water scarcity, this property stands apart as a secure, self-sufficient haven with reliable live water that rivals the best in the Texas Hill Country. IMPROVEMENTS: The original 1940 home has been thoughtfully expanded and updated, now featuring 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. A comfortable bunk house built in 2004 sleeps six, perfect for family, friends, or guests. Additional improvements include a hay barn and a large barn with pens—currently used for storage and entertaining. Outside, a cozy sitting area with a large native rock fireplace invites you to unwind in the afternoons, listening to the sounds of nature. For the hunter or wildlife enthusiast, the ranch is thoughtfully managed with 8 strategically placed box stands and supplemental protein feeders that keep healthy deer populations calling this place home. During a recent visit, the air filled with the sound of turkeys gobbling as they flew down from their roosts to the creek bottom—an unforgettable Hill Country moment. LOCATION: This ranch combines peaceful rural living with convenient access: Just 25 minutes to San Saba 20 minutes to Cooper BBQ in Llano 1 hour to Fredericksburg 1.5 hours to Austin 2 hours 45 minutes to Fort Worth Whether you're seeking a recreational hunting ranch, a family legacy property, or a sound long-term investment, this is a generational opportunity. The current owners have maintained and improved the land with care and pride. Properties with this combination of history, live water, mature timber, wildlife, and views are exceptionally scarce. Come experience it for yourself—you’ll quickly understand why this area was the first to be settled in San Saba County and why it continues to captivate those who value Texas at its very best. A true Hill Country gem that delivers peace, productivity, recreation, and enduring value. Serious inquiries are encouraged—this is not just a ranch; it’s a legacy waiting for its next chapter.

The signature feature of this 139 acre ranch north of San Saba is almost half a mile of beautiful and easily accessible Colorado River waterfront. The bank of the river is shaded by magnificent oaks, pecans, elm, and cottonwoods and is easily traversable along its entire length by a grassy lane. The river itself encompasses both large pools with excellent fishing as well as a number of rocky shelves and rapids which are great for picnics and play. Atop the river bank lies a mostly level ranch and farm property along with a brand new home and metal barn. Formerly a large pecan orchard, a significant portion of the property is still set up with irrigation canals and sluice gates and could be replanted and returned to production if desired. The property is being sold with 160 acre feet (52 million gallons) of river irrigation rights with the potential for an additional 480 a.f. (208M gallons) to be included as well. Other portions of the property have been planted with native grasses and are used for cattle and goat grazing. The new manufactured home was built in 2026 and features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a large open kitchen, living room with fireplace, pantry, walk in closet, den with a fireplace, laundry room, and 3 porches. The home is built on the highest point of the property with panoramic views. The older metal barn features a ton of storage space and has lighting and electrical outlets. Also included is a set of working pens, stock tank, perimeter and cross fencing of the property into 3 sections.

The 121.45-acre ranch is located 11 miles SE of San Saba on CR 409, only 1-1/2 miles from pavement, FM 1031. It is 10 miles to Bend; 33 miles to Lampasas; 9 miles to Cherokee; 26 miles to Llano. This acreage is surrounded by large ranches. It features mesquite, cedar, post oak, live oak, and many other native species and has heavy cover throughout. A good hunting property, located in the middle of excellent deer country. It is home to white tail deer, turkey, hogs, dove and various other San Saba County wildlife. The property sits in a great valley between two ranges of hills. The land has some elevation change, and the views of the cedar covered hills surrounding the valley are impressive. It has heavy cover from fence to fence, a live oak mott, along with a seasonal tank. This property would make a really nice horse ranch or be a wonderful place just to get out of town and shoot something. Power lines and buried telephone cable cross the property so electricity and phone service are readily available. Come look today! HUGE PRICE DECREASE!! NOW PRICED AT $7900/ACRE Call Jeff Sloan 325/372-7023

Nestled in the heart of San Saba County, this 60± acre tract along FM 1031 near the Chappel Hill/Bend area offers a classic Hill Country setting with rolling terrain and scenic views. The property features approximately 2,230± feet of paved FM frontage, making access easy and visibility excellent. Well-maintained perimeter fencing, native grasses ideal for cattle grazing, and healthy live oak trees enhance both the beauty and functionality of the land. A stock tank adds to the ranch appeal, and an ag exemption is already in place. With no residence or major improvements, this is a blank canvas ready for your vision. The seller will drill a water well at the seller’s expense, and electricity is available nearby. Conveniently located just 7.3 miles from San Saba, 43.8 miles from Lampasas, and 17.9 miles from Colorado Bend State Park, this property offers the perfect balance of rural privacy and accessibility.

197+/- acres of classic Hill Country Beauty. This Ranch sits deep in the Heart of Texas, approximately 4 miles west of the small community of Richland Springs in San Saba County. This is an excellent hunting ranch as well as very good cattle ranch, a good water well with electricity on site furnishing all the water necessary for your hunting, livestock or to build your home or get away cabin. The fences on the ranch are good with high fence on the north, south and west boundaries. The trees on the ranch are primarily century old live oak, elm, and mesquite with some cedar. Access is from CR 204 which is known to locals as the old Brady, TX road. If you are looking for peace and quiet you will love this ranch. Just Reduced to $6450/acre.

Mann Country Retreat is a well-appointed 15.15± acre property offering a rare blend of modern living, functional agricultural improvements, and scenic Central Texas character. Designed for both comfort and usability, this turn-key property is ideally suited for buyers seeking a manageable rural lifestyle with immediate functionality. The property features a thoughtfully constructed 1,800± square foot barndominium built in 2020, offering an open-concept layout that combines modern finishes with country appeal. Complementing the residence is a 1,500± square foot barn that includes an approximately 800± square foot finished man cave, creating a versatile space ideal for entertaining, relaxing, or hosting guests. The land presents gently rolling topography with elevation ranging from approximately 1,470’ to 1,500’, providing attractive views and multiple usable areas across the tract. The property is enhanced by beautiful live oak trees, native mesquite, and three pear trees, creating a classic and inviting Central Texas setting. Native grasses and open pasture support light grazing and recreational use. The property is equipped with rural water, electricity, and fiber optics, and offers over 1,000± feet of County Road 260 frontage, providing excellent access, usability, and long-term value. A well-designed patio area with a built-in firepit adds an inviting outdoor living space, ideal for relaxing and entertaining while enjoying the surrounding landscape. IMPROVEMENTS & FEATURES • 1,800 ± SF Barndominium (Built 2020) • 1,500 ± SF Barn with ~800 ± SF Finished Man Cave • Stalls and catch pens for livestock • Small trap area for handling • 1 stock tank • Ag Exempt (tax benefits) • Rural water, electricity, and fiber optics • ~1,000+ feet of County Road 260 frontage • Patio with built-in firepit • Beautiful live oak trees, mesquite, and 3 pear trees • Good perimeter fencing • Easy access for vehicles, trailers, and equipment

This Hilltop Ranch is a breathtaking 60+/- acres located in San Saba, Texas, approximately 3 miles from the edge of Richland Springs, Texas. This 60+/- acre ranch could be broken into 4 tracts with perfect building spots with views of a creek that runs through the property, countless native wildlife, and a myriad of live oak trees and more are just a few of the qualities this property holds. Electricity is within place to start your project and power your dream. The owner will run a water line from a Water Well that pumps 1000 GPM to the property purchased and charge a monthly fee until the new owner drills a well on their property. For those looking to create a one-of-a-kind life against the beautiful backdrop of the Hill Country, This hilltop Ranch offers the opportunity on a rare scale. To see this beautiful piece of the Hill Country for yourself and stake a personal claim, call Jerry Burkhart with Mckinnerney Real Estate at 325-452-3357. The ranch is listed for $20,000 /acre. (This 60 acre property can be purchased all as one or broken into 4 tracks).

Folks! If you are looking for a neat hunting property, or that place to get away from the busy life, you have just stumbled across it! This 58.6 ac near the Holt area, is a great place to call your own. The property has rolling terrain, with fantastic soil, ranging from sandy loam, to red clay. There is lots of improved native grasses, and lots of tree cover. Tree cover consists of mostly Mesquite, yet has a few Post Oak. Then wildlife is abundant, being Deer, Dove, Turkey, some Quail, Hogs, and varmints. There is 1 tank and 1 small pond. Property is fenced on 3 sides. Also included is a neat 324 sf (per CAD)1 bd, 1 bth, plus 2 lofts. Plus a 120 sf (per CAD) storage bldg, and a 240 sf (per CAD) shed or garage. Don't miss your chance to own this secluded and quiet property!

Cheyenne Ranch: Expansive Turnkey Operation in Richland Springs, TX / San Saba County An Unparalleled Opportunity to Own 1,135+/- Acres in the Heart of the Texas Hill Country Welcome to the crown jewel of San Saba County- an expansive legacy ranch located just outside Richland Springs, Texas. Spanning approximately 1,135+/- acres, this remarkable property seamlessly blends luxury, productivity, and investment potential, making it one of the most coveted offerings in the Hill Country region. Whether you are seeking a thriving cattle operation, premier trophy hunting, a family or corporate retreat, or a sound long-term investment, this turnkey ranch delivers on every front. Property Overview Nestled amidst rolling rangeland, pastures, and native Hill Country terrain, this legacy ranch offers an extraordinary canvas for both recreation and enterprise. With 5,975+/- ft of US Highway 190 blacktop frontage and 6,500+/- ft of CR 204 caliche frontage, accessibility is unmatched-paved access roads and established ranch infrastructure allow for effortless movement and management throughout the property's vast acreage. Barndominium and Bunkhouse Accommodations At the heart of the ranch lies a well-appointed 5,000 sq ft barndominium lodge, designed for comfort, gatherings, and relaxation. The lodge features: *Five spacious bedrooms and five bathrooms, offering privacy and comfort for family, guests, or executives. *Open living space that harmoniously integrates the kitchen, dining, and lounge areas, perfect for entertaining or unwinding after a long day outdoors. A multipurpose garage/shop for a variety of needs and an 1,184 sq ft porch, a perfect place to relax. Includes a water softener and fiber optics to enhance your stay. Remote controlled electronic roll up doors will cover windows for privacy and safety. *Quality finishes and design choices that reflect the rustic charm of the Hill Country while providing modern amenities. For expanded accommodations, the adjacent 1,792 sq ft bunkhouse with new central heating and air units, provides three bedrooms and one bath with utility room and new flooring on the east side and two bedrooms, one bath with a living room on its west side. This versatile space is ideal for hosting large families, corporate retreats, or hunting parties, ensuring everyone enjoys a restful stay. Thoughtful details throughout both structures ensure all guests feel at home, whether they are here for business, pleasure, or adventure. Functional Facilities and Amenities A large 2,400 sq ft barn, with 800 sq ft enclosed, stands ready to support operations, with substantial storage space for equipment, hay, and supplies. An added 1,050 sq ft sea container barn enhances storage. Cattle management is streamlined by well-designed working corrals built in 2019, pens, and covered storage structures-each built with durability and efficiency in mind. *Cross-fenced pastures and strong perimeter fencing for secure livestock management and rotational grazing. *Accessible ranch roads for navigation and ongoing maintenance. *Dog kennel (20x20), purpose-built to house working dogs or pets, conveniently located for both ranchers and hunters. The property's infrastructure is comprehensive and well maintained, supporting smooth daily operations and long-term growth. Water Resources Water is abundant-a true rarity in Central Texas ranches. The property features: *Three water wells serving both residential and agricultural needs. *Three wells: Lodge well- 10 gpm/560 ft deep, Windmill well- run by electricity (windmill is non- functioning), Big Lake well- runs on solar panels. *Six stock tanks/ponds, with one being of substantial size, that support livestock troughs and could support recreational fishing. *Seasonal wet weather creeks winding through the land, enhancing both natural beauty and resource availability. *Two 2,500-gallon water storage tanks-one powered by solar near the Big Lake and another by the windmill- facilitating sustainable water supply year-round. These water resources fortify the ranch's utility, making it well-suited for drought conditions and providing a foundation for continued prosperity. Premier Hunting Destination With its diverse terrain and abundant water, the ranch is a haven for wildlife. Hunting enthusiasts will find this property unmatched, with excellent opportunities for: *Trophy whitetail deer. *Wild turkey, dove, a variety of birds, hogs, with thriving populations year after year. *Four to six deer stands strategically placed for optimal coverage and access. *Deer blinds and feeders will convey. Native habitat and food sources have been carefully preserved and enhanced, creating a sustainable environment for wildlife and memorable experiences for hunters. Productive Cattle Operation The ranch supports a thriving cattle operation. Infrastructure has been designed for efficiency and scale, including: *Cross-fenced pastures for rotational grazing and herd management. *Strong perimeter fencing for security and containment. *Working corral and cattle pens for easy handling and maintenance. *Barns and storage structures for feed, equipment, and shelter. The ranch is a perfect environment for raising strong healthy calves and is ag exempt, resulting in lower property taxes and enhancing overall investment value. Land Highlights and Investment Potential The property encompasses a stunning array of landscape features-gentle hills, native Live Oaks and Mesquites and natural terrain that appeals to both agricultural and recreational buyers. *1,135+/- acres of Hill Country terrain with elevations from 1,490 ft to 1,650 ft. *Rolling rangeland, native habitat, and scenic vistas that captivate visitors and provide endless opportunities for adventure. *Bortle Class 3-Rural Sky- excellent for stargazing and astrophotography. *Excellent highway frontage for future development, expansion, or resale. Long-term investment potential is further supported by the ranch's prime location -a short drive from Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas/Fort Worth. Opportunities for appreciation, continued ag exemption, and recreational leasing abound. Ideal Uses This property has been thoughtfully developed to support a variety of uses, including: *Productive cattle ranch with robust facilities and infrastructure. *Premier trophy hunting destination. *Luxury family or corporate retreat with accommodations for large groups and events. *Sound long-term investment property, with excellent highway access and future development potential. Location and Access Situated in the heart of San Saba County, the ranch offers easy access to major cities while retaining the tranquility and natural beauty of rural Texas. Whether you are seeking relaxation, recreation, or ranching productivity, this property provides the best of all worlds. *Short drive to Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas/Fort Worth for business, travel, and amenities. *Excellent local services, utilities, and support for ranch operations and family living. Schedule Your Private Tour Discover the legacy, luxury, and limitless potential of this extraordinary ranch estate. With turnkey operations, premium amenities, and unmatched natural resources, this property stands alone as the premier offering in the Richland Springs / San Saba County market. This is not just a ranch-its an investment in heritage, adventure, and the future under the Starry Sky deep in the heart of Richland Springs, Tx. Contact us today to schedule your private tour and experience Hill Country living at its finest.

Five Mile Hill Ranch is more than a tract of land — it is the kind of ranch buyers hope to discover when searching for an authentic Texas Hill Country property. Located in the heart of highly desirable San Saba County, this 500 ± acre ranch features exceptional accessibility with approximately 5,230 ± feet of U.S. Highway 190 frontage, 7,575 ± feet along County Road 128, and roughly 2,700 ± feet of railroad frontage. Despite the convenient access, once you enter the property the landscape quickly takes over and the outside world fades away. The terrain is the true centerpiece. Elevations range from approximately 1,180 feet in the lower draws to 1,300 feet along the ridgelines, providing roughly 120 feet of elevation change. Deep hollows, rolling hills, and elevated ridges create dramatic long-range views across the surrounding countryside. From the higher points, you can watch sunrises break across the valleys and sunsets stretch for miles over San Saba County. Native cover and diverse habitat support abundant wildlife including whitetail deer, turkey, and dove, making this an outstanding hunting and recreational property. Natural travel corridors, bedding areas, and open feeding zones offer excellent opportunities for blinds, feeders, and food plots along with its 4 tanks. Five Mile Hill Ranch is equally suited for adventure and relaxation — ATV riding along ridgelines, hiking the draws, camping under wide Texas skies, or building a custom home on one of several exceptional hilltop homesites. The dark night skies provide remarkable stargazing rarely found today. With its size, access, elevation, and scenery, the ranch offers strong potential as a family retreat, cattle operation, hunting ranch, or long-term investment property. Properties with this amount of frontage and topography rarely come available in San Saba County.

Hill Country Land Sale! 5 Acres only $79,900. Take advantage of exclusive deals at Sawmill Ridge while they last! With special pricing and bank financing, owning your dream property is easier than ever. Build on Your Own Lot. Low AG exempt taxes. 90 minutes to Austin. Ideal location under an hour to Fredericksburg and just 20 minutes to Llano and 5 minutes to San Saba. Nestled in the heart of the scenic Texas Hill Country, just a short drive from Austin, Sawmill Ridge offers a rare opportunity to own beautiful land in one of the most desirable locations in Central Texas. With homesites ranging from 5 to 20+ acres, this peaceful community features breathtaking panoramic views, towering trees, and an unbeatable natural setting. Property Highlights: - Nicely wooded and big view homesites, ranging from 5 to 20 acres - Spectacular panoramic, Hill Country views & huge towering trees - Gated entrance and paved and private roads - Electric and high-speed fiber optic internet - Low taxes thru AG valuation - Less than 10-minutes from daily essentials in San Saba groceries, gas, pharmacy, hardware store & more! - Prime location central to the heart of the Texas Hill Country - Only 20-minutes to Llano and the Llano River - Only 45-minutes from water recreation at Lake Buchanan - 45 minutes to Fredericksburg and Horseshoe Bay Resort - Easy 90-minute drive to Austin and just 2-hours to San Antonio - Choose your own builder. Buy now, build later. - Excellent bank financing For More Information, Visit Our Website to Chat with a Live Agent or Call Us at (877) 333-8780!

PROPERTY TAXES: $645.09 in 2024 w/Wildlife Exemption MINERALS: Some mineral interests can convey; to be negotiated. WATER SOURCES: Colorado River, 3 earthen stock tanks, Spring fed Traywick Branch, 2 water wells, Corix Rural Water Supply INCOME POTENTIAL: Grazing of livestock, hay production, Recreational hunting and fishing, harvesting of surface rock. EASEMENTS: Typical public utility easements; Overhead electric power lines that extend across the north end of the Property to adjoining property; No road easements. ACCESS: About 1,189 feet frontage along south side of Hwy. 190 DESCRIPTION: It is rare to find so much river frontage on this number of acres. There are over 7,000 feet of river frontage, thats more than 1.3 miles along the Colorado River, which forms the east boundary of this ranch. The north end of the river frontage is some of the deepest part of the Colorado River in this area. The western side of historical Red Bluff Crossing, an old wagon and military crossing, is marked by old stone pillars located at the rivers edge. Evidence of Native American occupation in past centuries is supported by found mortar holes in the rocks, stone tools and flint projectile points. The land is gently sloping bottomland along the river changing to hilly and steep terrain with a couple of hillside ridges and elevations up to 1,220 feet. Many sites offer stunning long-distance views of the surrounding countryside and Colorado River. About 30 acres is in improved pasture, mostly open, and covered with coastal Bermuda and some native grasses. The native pasture has good turf of grasses and excellent hardwood tree coverage including pecan, live oak, post oak, blackjack oak, shin oak, hackberry, and elm. The ranch has a moderate to dense cover of cedar, mesquite, persimmon, agarita and other native brush. There is an area along the northwest boundary that comprising about 15 acres that was quarried in previous years for rock. There are various size rocks still lying on the surface. Currently there is no quarry activity on this part of the property. EXISTING IMPROVEMENTS: Old ranch house with attached carport, barn and storage shed that are in poor condition and offer no significant value. Perimeter fencing except along river, some cross fencing that ranges from fair to good condition. Electric Hookup for RVs at campsite. The ROCKIN U RANCH is a gorgeous piece of Texas real estate offering unlimited recreational possibilities and a perfect place to build your legacy ranch. Call for an appointment to see it for yourself! NOTE: Sellers also own the adjoining 156.92 acres that can be Purchased with this property or separately. It includes an active Rock quarry business and equipment. Call for more details. THIS PROPERTY IS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE, CHANGE IN PRICE, OR REMOVAL FROM THE MARKET WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL INFORMATION IS DEEMED TO BE TRUE & CORRECT TO THE BEST OF OUR KNOWLEDGE AND FROM RELIABLE SOURCES. PROPERTY TAXES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE ANNUALLY. SAN SABA REALTY OR ITS ASSOCIATES WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY CHANGES OR DISCREPANCIES. If there is another broker/agent representing the buyer, they must accompany the buyer at the initial and all other showings of the property in order to share equally in the commission. Thank you.

San Saba County 113.99 +/- Acres DESCRIPTION: Just 5-minutes from the "Pecan Capital of the World" lies this picturesque 113.99 +/- acres in the heart of historic San Saba County. You'll enjoy lovely distant Hill Country views and gorgeous live oak-studded meadows. This property has fantastic potential as a primary or secondary residence, recreational property, or just simply a wise investment. WATER: A powerful water well supplies water to the home, and a reliable pond sits on the northwestern portion of the ranch. TOPOGRAPHY & VEGETATION: The ranch has gently rolling topography with great views of the Texas Hill Country just East of the property. Additionally, the entire ranch is covered in a variety of lush grasses and mature hardwood trees. WILDLIFE: Native wildlife such as white-tailed deer, turkey, hogs, dove, and ducks frequent this ranch. IMPROVEMENTS: Upon entry to the beautiful tree-lined gate off of Farm to Market RD 1031, a private road leads you to a unique and sprawling Greek-inspired 3,400 +/- SQFT custom stone home. The home includes 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, an office doubling as an entertainment space, and a carport with plenty of storage space. With fiber optic internet, a formal dining area, a covered patio, and all utilities in place, this home has all the essentials. LOCATION: The property is just 5 minutes South of the beautiful town of San Saba, 1 hour 45 minutes from Austin, and 2 hours from both Waco and San Angelo. TAXES: See Broker. MINERALS: See Broker. Looking for smaller acreage? The seller is open to selling the house and 50 acres as an alternative option to purchasing the full acreage. (Buyers agent must be identified on the first contact and must accompany buyer prospect on all showings to be allowed full participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Shipley Ranches, Broker). The information contained herein is understood to be accurate and reliable, but it is not guaranteed. Please verify all information before using the information contained herein for decision-making purposes.

Located north of Mason, TX and only minutes off State Highway 71, this 108 acres is a great size for hunting, weekend getaway or country living. Good mix of topography features both hilltop views down to level rangeland (70' elevation change) and both sides along Hinton Creek. Heavily wooded in Live Oak and Spanish oak trees, big timber along the creek, mesquite, cedar elm, mountain juniper, & white brush providing excellent cover for wildlife, plentiful game and privacy. County Road access, electric service on site and strong groundwater availability situated over the Hickory Underground Aquifer. Recently constructed, low barb wire fencing on 2 sides. Ag exempt taxes. Light deed restrictions and all owned minerals to convey. Owner financing available at better than market rates. Priced at $7,500 per acre.