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NEW! Keyes Ranch is a spectacular Hill Country property offering stunning long-range vistas, two lakes, and a landscape ideally suited for recreation, grazing, or equestrian use. With rolling terrain, impressive 360° views, and abundant hardwoods, this property combines natural beauty with superior raw acreage, making it a rare find in a prime location near Austin, San Marcos, and San Antonio.

NEW! Hackberry Road Ranch offers a turnkey opportunity for hunting, recreation, and relaxation—all within a well-managed game ranch. This stunning property combines dramatic topography, Hill Country hardwoods, and prime wildlife habitat with modern comforts. The 1,392± sf cabin was custom-built in 2021 and comes fully furnished, ready for immediate enjoyment. With approximately 100’± of elevation change, the land delivers sweeping views and a diverse landscape, highlighted by the dry East Prong of the Nueces River running through the property.

JUST SOLD! Sage Oaks Estate showcases a spectacular custom-built home on a secluded 6.1± acre property in Comal County’s desirable Sage Oaks Subdivision. This rare Hill Country offering combines serene natural surroundings, refined luxury living, and exceptional outdoor amenities. Privately gated and Ag-exempt, the estate provides the space, privacy, and versatility sought by discerning Buyers, with no HOA and plenty of room for enjoyment of the outdoors.

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Atascosa County Ranches For Sale

The Heartland of South Texas Heritage

County Seat

Jourdanton

Annual Rainfall

27± Inches

Area

1,218 Square Miles

Population

47,774±

Elevation

350 to 700± Feet

Mean Temperature

January 40°F

July 97°F

Atascosa County has a rich history that dates back to its establishment in 1856. The area was initially inhabited by Native American tribes, including the Coahuiltecan and Apache, before Spanish explorers arrived in the 18th century.The county's name, derived from the Spanish word "Atascosa," meaning "boggy," reflects the area's early landscape. Over the years, the county has evolved from a frontier region into a thriving agricultural hub, with its towns and communities preserving the historical heritage through various landmarks and museums.

GEOGRAPHY

Atascosa County is located in South Texas, encompassing a diverse landscape that includes rolling plains, fertile farmlands, and scenic riverbanks. The county is part of the San Antonio metropolitan area, lying to the south of Bexar County. The Atascosa River and its tributaries traverse the region, providing essential water resources for agriculture and wildlife. The soil in the county is particularly well-suited for farming, supporting a variety of crops such as peanuts, watermelons, and grains.

AGRICULTURE

Agriculture plays a pivotal role in Atascosa County's economy and lifestyle. The county is renowned for its production of peanuts, watermelons, and grains, thanks to its fertile soil and favorable climate. Ranching is also a significant part of the agricultural landscape, with numerous cattle operations contributing to the local economy. Farmers and ranchers in Atascosa County are known for their innovation and sustainability practices, ensuring that agriculture remains a vital and thriving industry in the region.

WILDLIFE

Atascosa County is a prime destination for hunters, offering a variety of game species that thrive in its diverse landscapes. Whitetail deer are one of the most sought-after game in the county, drawing hunters from across the region with their healthy populations and impressive antler sizes. Additionally, the county is home to javelina, quail, dove, and other native species.

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Served by TRFS

Whispering Oaks Ranch

Whispering Oaks Ranch presents an exceptional opportunity to own a picturesque 38± acre South Texas ranchette just minutes from San Antonio. With sprawling live oak trees, open pastures, and a scenic wet-weather creek with a pond, this property offers the perfect setting for recreation, ranching, or building your dream homestead.

569000

1769 Fm 536

This property presents a premier opportunity to acquire a highly productive and strategically located agricultural enterprise in South Texas. Spanning 352 acres with 2,400 feet of frontage on FM 536, the property is less than 30 minutes from downtown San Antonio, 15 miles from Pleasanton, and 25 miles from Floresville. It also offers excellent accessibility, located approximately 2 miles from I-37 S and 1.8 miles from 281 S. The established turf grass operation features turnkey systems with proven distribution channels, supported by four Valley Irrigation Pivot Systems supplied by an Edwards Aquifer irrigation well. Surface water rights are available and negotiable separately. Additional infrastructure includes fuel storage capacity with one 8,800-gallon tank, one 1,000-gallon tank, and three 500-gallon tanks, along with onsite improvements such as two farm cabins with porches currently used as living quarters, a Derksen portable garage, and a farm cabin breakroom for crews. This rare offering provides multiple income streams through active turf grass production, equipment and infrastructure, and recreational or hunting value. The property is strategically located in Atascosa County, part of the growing San Antonio metro area, and presents future potential for development or subdivision. Fertile sandy loam soils in the Northern Rio Grande Plain support continued high-yield production, while abundant wildlife including whitetail deer, dove, and bobwhite quail enhance its recreational appeal. This opportunity offers investors a scalable agricultural platform with strong operational fundamentals, reliable water resources, and long-term land appreciation potential-making it a truly unique opportunity in one of South Texas' most dynamic growth corridors.

5632000

20250 Interstate 35 S

A turnkey, income-generating retreat situated in a prime dove hunting area of South Texas. This multi-use property also supports day hunts, lodging package hunts, and agricultural or farming opportunities. Multiple lodges offering a combined 8,000+ square feet, 16 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, and accommodations for 50+ guests. Designed with versatility in mind, it's perfectly suited for commercial hunting operations, corporate retreats, or event rentals. Key features include: 4,500 sq ft covered patio, 2,600 sq ft climate-controlled indoor pavilion with a full kitchen and seating for up to 80 guests. Flexible indoor/outdoor space ideal for weddings, reunions, client appreciation events, team getaways, or corporate functions. Located in the fast-growing city of Lytle, this high-capacity venue is built for comfort, convenience, and scalability-making it an excellent investment for those looking to capitalize on hospitality, hunting, or event-based ventures. Targeted Use Opportunities: Commercial Hunting, Agriculture/Farming, Weddings & Milestone Celebrations, Corporate Events & Retreats. Ideally positioned along the I-35 corridor with 150 feet of frontage road.

5000000

4141 CR 343

Owned by the same family for nearly 60 years, one cannot help but notice the stewardship and attention to detail that has been implemented over their tenure. The ranch has a hunting resort atmosphere with 3 sides of high fencing and 1 side of 5 strand barbed wire. Multiple cross-fenced sections for breeding and grazing control. A beautifully detailed three-bedroom, three-bath home overlooks the vast ranch. Located 6 +/- miles south of Charlotte, TX. There are endless possibilities for this unique proper

4995000

TBD Bruce Rd.

This 177 acres +/- is a rare beauty. It has Paved road frontage, full of mature oaks throughout, fenced on all sides, and has an earthen tank wonderful to water the abundance of wildlife to include Deer, turkey, and dove. Currently used for cattle grazing. This Property is surrounded by Large tracts of land on all sides. The front 4 Acres would make a gorgeous homesite. Located approx 20min to San Antonio and 20 min to Pleasanton. Peaceful, Country Setting. This is a must see.

2059000

Atascosa County Featured Sold Ranches

Neuman Farm

Neuman Farm is an ideal size with a prime location. The property features 420± acres of tillable land and 80± acres of pasture with large mature oak trees. The farm operates with a Carrizo water well and three center pivots.

2750000

King Edwin Ranch

Located in Atascosa County - King Edwin Ranch is a hard-to-find size ranch that is ready to enjoy and only a short distance from Jourdanton and Charlotte. The ranch is mostly covered in South Texas brush, with a house set in the back which makes for a nice peaceful hunting and recreation property. The new owners can enjoy this ranch as a permanent residence or access for recreation.

587400

Bull Mesquite Ranch

The Bull Mesquite Ranch is 63.54± acres located near Jourdanton. The property has a pond, large bull mesquites, and good cover. This ranch is a must-see property!

476550

JL Ranch

With easy access to San Antonio, the JL Ranch is comprised of 50± acres of heavy native brush that provides excellent hunting and recreation. With a blank canvas, the property can be developed to meet the needs of the next owner.

345000

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