0000 CR 296 None, Richland Springs, TX

It's not often that a property this nice and this size becomes available in this area. Vegetation ranges from thick brush, to oak mottes, to giant oak trees, to small open meadows. There is a lot of diversity in the vegetation with oaks, cedars, mesquites, and just about every brush species this area of the hill country has to offer. It's no wonder the deer (both whitetail and axis) love to call this place home. You can expect to see hogs and turkey as well, not to mention dove, quail and even some ducks. At the time of this listing, the two large tanks were full (actually a little high!) and the third smaller tank was over-flowing as well. The main tank on the north side of the ranch is gorgeous! As far as improvements go, electricity can be found in several locations including one line that runs almost through the center of the ranch. You shouldn't have to construct a very long run to get power to your projects. There is a small pre-manufactured home with electricity. The water is supplied by a rainwater collection system. No water wells have been drilled. In the back is a rustic old barn with pens around it. A fairly decent road/trail system makes navigating the ranch easy. With around 2,800' of County Road frontage, you can imagine the possibilities. Due to the nice roll of the terrain, some great long distance views can be found. Speaking of "nice roll of the terrain", the elevation changes are interesting and appreciated. The entire north boundary is high fenced (the remainder of the fencing is low) so if completing the high fence perimeter is a priority, it has a good start. Or just enjoy the free ranging wildlife as-is. This ranch has just about everything a discerning buyer could want! Location: North of Rochelle and Richland Springs in San Saba County. Minerals: Seller will convey 100% of owned minerals (believed to be 100%) with an acceptable offer.