February 2026 TRFS Update

FEBRUARY 2026 IS HERE—DISCOVER PROPERTIES YOU’LL LOVE...

NEW! Pedernales River Ranch is a rare Hill Country retreat defined by its beautiful riverfront and dramatic landscape. It features both sides of the Pedernales River, which stretches 440’±, making it ideal for exploring, wildlife viewing, and recreation. The river rests beneath a tremendous limestone bluff, creating a dramatic backdrop. A charming 637± sf cabin is set up for instant enjoyment. Several beautiful building sites with stunning Hill Country views are primed and ready for the construction of a full-time residence.

REDUCED! Maverick Crossing is raw, unimproved acreage that offers the perfect blank canvas for a variety of development models. The land is flat, cleared in areas, and covered with native brush, making it ideal for infrastructure installation. With its flexible use potential and proximity to city services, the property is well-suited for residential subdivisions, mobile home communities, or build-to-rent developments. Backed by engineering plans for a Phase 1 subdivision completed in 2022 and aligned with the city’s TRIZ Joint Development Plan, this offering brings immediate value and direction to any prospective project.

JUST SOLD! Devlin Ranch is an 84± acre ranch setting that offers secluded land featuring noticeable elevation changes with good views, plenty of mature live oak trees, and a heavy brush draw connecting to the Atascosa River just outside the boundary, about 250’± from the NW corner. The property offers solid hunting opportunities with heavy brush cover throughout. Improvements include a rustic hunting cabin, a working solar water well that supplements a large stock tank, and a newer metal workshop/barn. This ranch is perfect for hunting, recreation, or a weekend getaway.

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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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3388 CR 3388

New Opportunity-Strategically Priced. Brady Creek Ranch: Straddling Concho and McCulloch Counties (Tract 1, 432.83 acres and Tract 2, 609.72 acres totaling 1,042.55 acres.) Brady Creek Estates, a recreational ranch development situated in the rolling, picturesque landscape of Concho and McCulloch counties in the western Texas Hill Country, consists of eight tracts totaling 4,773 acres. In a rare opportunity, Tract 1 (432.83 acres) and Tract 2 (609.72 acres) are available. Offering more than just a place to reside, Brady Creek Estates embodies the essence of country living. Located near Melvin, home of Jacoby's, a prime source of feed including deer protein, seed and memorable cheeseburgers, Brady Creek Estates is less than an hour's drive from San Angelo, 2.5 hours from Midland, 2.5 hours from Austin and 2.5 hours from San Antonio. Historic Fredericksburg sits about 1.5 hours from the ranch. Tract 1 encompassing 432.83 acres boasts a Soil Conservation Lake fed by South Brady Creek which traverses the entire 1,042.55+ acres in this offering. When at capacity, the lake can swell to 50-plus surface acres creating excellent waterfowl hunting and fishing opportunities. Troughs, providing additional water for livestock and wildlife, are well-spaced throughout the ranch. Water for the community is provided by a Hickory Aquifer well owned and operated by the HOA. The ranch, which has been professionally managed for years, is home to diverse wildlife including a small herd of axis deer. Abundant coveys of bobwhite quail are seen regularly along with good numbers of wild turkeys. The white-tailed deer herd is up-and-coming with some standout bucks beginning to make their presence known. Arguably, the jewel in the hunting crown is the waterfowl. Because the lake is the largest waterbody in the immediate area, it is a magnet for a wide variety of ducks and geese as well as sandhill cranes. The ranch could easily be adapted for exotic wildlife and livestock. A 90 acre field on the west end of the property offers many management options. Improvements: Tract 2 measuring 609.72 acres includes a 60' x 32' modern metal barn with large bay doors, 14' x 32' living quarters, 1BR/1BA with kitchen and 16 'x 60' covered parking for a Class A Motorhome with utility hookups. A skinning station outfitted with lights and water is located near the barn. This offering is for the entire ranch being all of Tract 1 and all of Tract 2 encompassing 1,042.55 +- acres.

5390000

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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