May 2025 TRFS Update

May 2025 PROPERTY ROUNDUP – SEE WHAT'S NEW, REDUCED, AND SOLD!

NEW! Lost Creek Ranch South is an extraordinary 290± acre Hill Country estate showcasing remarkable natural beauty, tranquility, and contemporary comfort. The property boasts dramatic elevation shifts from approximately 1,620'± to 1,920'± asl, delivering exceptional panoramic vistas in every direction. A beautifully updated rock ranch home, abundant wildlife, and a serene tributary of Cherry Creek, featuring multiple dammed areas, further elevate the ranch’s charm and functionality. An additional 82± acre high-fenced parcel is also available in conjunction with Lost Creek Ranch South.

REDUCED! Skyline Mountain is an extraordinary 14± acre property that takes full advantage of its stunning elevations up to 1,836’± asl. Prepare to be captivated by breathtaking panoramic views of the Texas Hill Country and the serene, tranquil living it offers. This retreat is perfect for nature lovers, adventurers, and investors alike, offering a rare opportunity to create an income-producing Hill Country vacation destination or permanent residence with unmatched views.

SOLD! Pecan Creek Ranch is 441± acres and is located in one of the more sought-after areas of Gillespie County. This raw-land ranch is a blank canvas featuring both sides of prized Pecan Creek, which runs through the middle of the property. The creek is a tremendous feature and a rare find when considering live-water ranches in close proximity to town. Beautiful rolling terrain with multiple build sites to choose from with long-range views. Paved Loudon Road bisects the ranch, running through the property for over half of a mile. Situated in a prime location, only 11± miles from Fredericksburg!

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Concho County Ranches For Sale

The Hidden Gem of West Texas

County Seat

Paint Rock

Annual Rainfall

26± Inches

Area

994± Square Miles

Population

4,050±

Elevation

1,421 to 2,413± Feet

Mean Temperature

January 32°F

July 97°F

Concho County, located in the heart of West Texas, is known for its rugged beauty, agricultural heritage, and close-knit communities. Established in 1879, the county is characterized by its rolling plains, clear rivers, and wide-open spaces. With a focus on preserving its rural charm and historical significance, Concho County offers a peaceful and picturesque environment for residents and visitors alike.

AREA HISTORY

Concho County was established in 1879 and named after the Concho River, which runs through the region. The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, including the Lipan Apache and Comanche, before European settlers arrived in the late 19th century. The county's history is deeply rooted in agriculture and ranching, with early settlers establishing cattle ranches and farms that remain integral to the local economy. Historic landmarks such as the Concho County Courthouse and the ruins of Fort Chadbourne offer glimpses into the county's past and its role in the development of West Texas.

GEOGRAPHY

Concho County, located in West Texas, features a diverse and picturesque landscape. The county is characterized by rolling plains, clear rivers, and wide-open spaces, with the Concho River being a prominent geographical feature. This river provides essential water resources and recreational opportunities. The terrain includes open grasslands and rocky outcrops, supporting a variety of plant and animal life. The climate is semi-arid, with hot summers and mild winters, making the area suitable for agriculture and outdoor activities. Concho County's natural beauty and varied landscapes make it a unique and inviting destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

CULTURAL HERITAGE

Concho County's cultural heritage is deeply rooted inits agricultural and ranching traditions. The county hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, celebrating its history and community spirit. Local fairs, rodeos, and agricultural shows provide opportunities for residents and visitors to experience the county's rural lifestyle and heritage. Historic sites and museums, such as the Concho County Historical Museum, offer insights into the area's past and its development over time.

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2280 County Rd 4606

El Zopilote Ranch offers a great opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors! Attractive to any outdoorsman or avid hunter, the seclusion and peace of the ranch promote a healthy habitat for deer, dove, quail, and turkey. The ranch offers a 3/2 home alongside a barndominium that has dual purpose for storage or rest. It provides a storage barn and dressing shed/freezer for game. Electricity and municipal water are available at the homesite. The ranch has four tanks throughout the ranch naturally catching diverted water for filling and forty acres is cultivated currently being utilized for food plots. The property is centrally located in Concho County between the cities of Eden and Paint Rock, TX. San Angelo TX is located 35 miles west. El Zopilote checks all the boxes to have your very own Texas ranch!

2400000

Concho County Featured Sold Ranches

KC Ranch

Welcome to the KC Ranch! Abundant wildlife provides excellent hunting and the frontage of both sides of the creek enhances the KC Ranch. High fenced with heavy brush and multiple senderos bisecting the ranch, gives hunters an advantage.

2331175

Salt Gap Ranch

The 520± acre Salt Gap Ranch is an exceptional low fenced hunting and recreational ranch with Brady Mountain views. The terrain provides a tremendous amount of diversity. This turnkey, ag-exempt ranch is primed and ready for its next owner.

1675000

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