Courtesy: McKinnerney Real Estate
Nestled in the heart of Texas, this expansive 300+- acre property offers a serene escape with its mature live oak trees, mesquites, and cedars. The land boasts a water well and reservoir storage tank, ensuring ample water supply, alongside electricity and the availability of fiber optic internet for modern connectivity. With good perimeter fencing, native grasses, and a tank, it's ideal for both hunting and agriculture, benefiting from an agricultural exemption. The gentle rolling elevations provide picturesque home sites amidst the live oaks, while small, older outbuildings add character to the landscape. This property promises a blend of rustic charm and modern amenities for a truly unique living experience.
Courtesy: Real
Looking for a nice secluded get away with great deer hunting? Look No Further! You will love the serenity and beauty of this very private, secluded,20.2 acre tract in San Saba county. Complete with water meter and electric hook ups, this alluring property has over 800 feet of road frontage and is full of lush vegetation ,perfect for the deer hunter. Deer blind and feeder convey with sale as well as used camper on site.
Looking for a nice secluded get away with great deer hunting? Look No Further! You will love the serenity and beauty of this very private, secluded,20.2 acre tract in San Saba county. Complete with water meter and electric hook ups, this alluring property is full of lush vegetation ,perfect for the deer hunter. Deer blind and feeder convey with sale as well as used camper on site.
Courtesy: Double C Realty Group
512-657-9207
t'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 tress, to small open meadows. Really just a lot of diversity found 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 just gorgeous! As far as improvements go, electricity can be found in several locations almost running through the center of the ranch so 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 really cool OLD barn with OLD pens around it. A fairly decent road/trail system can be found making navigating the ranch easy. With around 2,800' of County Road frontage you can imagine the possibilities. If you like views this ranch has them! 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 deceptive and appreciated. The entire north boundary is high fenced (remainder of fencing is low) so if completing the high fence perimeter is your thing (and this would make an awesome high fenced ranch!), it's got a good start. Or just enjoy the free ranging wildlife as-is. It's got just enough of just about everything a discerning buyer could want! We are equally friendly with Buyer's and Seller's agents.
Courtesy: McKinnerney Real Estate
Discover the perfect blend of nature and convenience with this 4.1+- acre property in Richland Springs, TX. Enclosed by perimeter fencing, this land features a picturesque wet weather creek on the east side, where axis deer are occasionally spotted. With access off paved Hall St., the property boasts beautiful pecan and large live oak trees, offering a serene and scenic environment. The cleared and flat land provides an ideal setting to build your dream home or bring one in. City water, sewer, and electric services are readily available, making this property a prime opportunity for your next venture.
Courtesy: Briggs Freeman Sotheby's Int'l
A beautiful piece of Texas, rolling grasslands, clusters of majestic oaks, and five ponds-tanks nestled within the pastures. 149 acres located in the Llano Basin -Cross Timbers region, just north of Richland Springs. Upwards of 60 ft. elevation changes give attractive views of the surrounding countryside. One cross fence bisects the property N to S with an 81-ac pasture to the east with paved FM 45 frontage includes the 45x50 Barn and main entrance gate. To the west a 68-ac pasture with CR frontage and access gate. Groups of native trees create pockets of natural habitat for hunting areas and wildlife on all sides of the property. The Barn, on a high point, offers great views in all directions, ready to complement a home or cabin. Water, septic and elec. are supplied to the Barn, perfect for immediate use as RV storage, equipment barn or convert to a barndominum. An investment in this land will provide many options to the owner for generations to appreciate the Texas landscape.
Courtesy: Texas Country Real Estate
1169 acres of land with almost 2.5 miles of Colorado River frontage, with 620 acre feet annually of water rights to irrigate two circle pivot systems, located in the very fertile river bottom of the Colorado River, approximately 360 acres of crop land, with 215 acres irrigated, the remaining acreage is excellent hunting and grazing land with creeks and ponds, County Road frontage, with good fences and great views of the River Valley. Property has numerous elevation changes and soil types. Plenty of wildlife including large numbers of Whitetail, pigs, deer, dove and ducks. There is a nice 3Br 2Ba brick ranch house with newer new appliances, central HVAC and wood burning stove, rural water line to the house, and electric line crosses the ranch.
Courtesy: Texas Country Real Estate
500 acres of land with approximately 2400 feet of Colorado River frontage, with water rights to irrigate circle pivot system, located in the very fertile river bottom of the Colorado River, approximately 107 acres of crop land, with 70 acres irrigated, the remaining acreage is excellent hunting and grazing land with creeks and ponds, County Road frontage along the East line, with good fences and great views of the River Valley. Property has numerous elevation changes and soil types. Plenty of wildlife including large numbers of Whitetail, pigs, deer, dove and ducks. There is a nice 3Br 2Ba brick ranch house with newer new appliances, central HVAC and wood burning stove, rural water line to the house, and electric line crosses the ranch.
Courtesy: Janette Padgett Real Estate
Turnkey Colorado River ranch with approx 600 ft of river frontage! This wildlife haven offers great whitetail deer and turkey hunting, fishing, Indian artifacts and views that go on forever! Improvements include 1 bedroom, 1 bath barndo with additional sleeping area, large covered patio areas and great shop space. Furniture, appliances and household items will convey. Deer stands and feeders will also convey. Currently under Wildlife Exemption. If you like the great outdoors and the stars at night schedule a time to take a look at this one!
Courtesy: McKinnerney Real Estate
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.
Courtesy: McKinnerney Real Estate
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.
Courtesy: McKinnerney Real Estate
This just may be the small property you have been trying to find. It has highway frontage and county road frontage. Beautiful coastal field along with some native grass with some large live oaks on the property. Water and electricity are accessible. This 17.78 acre property is located in a very scenic area of the Texas Hill Country just outside of the city limits of Richland Springs, TX. This property could be used for hay grazing or can be subdivided. Give us a call today to set up a time to view this property as it will not last long!
Richland Springs is located in Texas. Richland Springs, Texas has a population of 275. Richland Springs is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 14.29% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.18%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $46,927 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Richland Springs is 18.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 93.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 32.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 28.5 inches per year, with 0.4 inches of snow per year.
