Mid-August 2025 TRFS Update

HALFWAY THROUGH AUGUST – BIG UPDATES, BOLD MOVES, AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES...

NEW! Luckenbach Road Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a versatile 46± acre property in the heart of the famed Texas Wine Corridor. Just 0.5± miles south of Highway 290, between Fredericksburg and Stonewall, this ranch combines privacy, natural beauty, and exceptional commercial or residential potential. With established improvements, a productive peach orchard, and income-generating guest accommodations, this property is well-suited for investors, end-users, or those seeking a Hill Country escape with room to grow.

PRICE REDUCTION! Twin Mountain Ranch showcases spectacular-unobstructed 360° views that stretch for miles across the rolling hills of Comfort and the surrounding Hill Country! The 5± acre headquarters is fully high-fenced and features a custom-built home with an inviting and functional layout, three bedrooms, and three-and-a-half bathrooms, blending comfort and elegance. Whether you’re on the porch, walking the land, or simply gazing out from the home's large windows, the scenery is absolutely breathtaking.

‍JUST SOLD! Bear Creek Ranch features 675’± of both sides of Bear Creek frontage, stunning views, and well-manicured land suitable for immediate enjoyment. Notable improvements include paved roads, a high fenced perimeter, and a 2,200± sf double-wide modular home positioned to overlook the creek, complemented by a well-constructed equipment barn. Bear Creek presents an appealing natural asset with a beautiful Texas Hill Country backdrop.

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Edwards County Ranches For Sale

The Frontier of Natural Beauty and Heritage

County Seat

Rocksprings

Annual Rainfall

25± Inches

Area

2,120± Square Miles

Population

1,879±

Elevation

1,500 to 2,415± Feet

Mean Temperature

January 34°F

July 97°F

Edwards County, located in the rugged terrain of WestTexas, is celebrated for its natural beauty, rich history, and resilient community spirit. Established in 1883, the county features rolling hills, expansive ranchlands, and a tranquil environment. Balancing a deep respect for its historical roots with a vision for future growth, Edwards County offers a unique and welcoming setting for residents and visitors alike.

AREA HISTORY

Edwards County was established in 1883 and named afterHaden Edwards, an early settler and empresario in Texas. The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes such as the Lipan Apache before European settlers arrived in the 19th century. The county's history is marked by its early days as a frontier settlement and its development as a ranching hub. Historic sites such as the Edwards County Courthouse in Rocksprings and remnants of early ranches offer insights into the county’s storied past and its contributions to Texas history.

GEOGRAPHY

Edwards County, located in West Texas, features a diverse and rugged landscape. The county is characterized by rolling hills, expansive ranchlands, and clear rivers, with the Nueces River being a prominent geographical feature. This river provides essential water resources and recreational opportunities. The terrain includes brushlands, 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.

ECONOMY

The economy of Edwards County is primarily driven by agriculture and ranching. Cattle and sheep ranching remain central to the local economy, with the production of wool and mohair being significant contributors. Hunting leases and outdoor recreation also play important roles in the county's economic landscape. Small businesses, including retail shops, restaurants, and services, support the local community and contribute to the economic vitality of the county. Efforts to promote economic development focus on enhancing agricultural productivity and supporting local enterprises.

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Lazy Rock Ranch

Lazy Rock Ranch is an 80.65± acre property located within the High Point Ranch Subdivision. The land showcases gently rolling terrain, a mix of open flats, and pockets of dense native vegetation—creating prime habitat for wildlife. Positioned at the end of a subdivision road and bordered by a large, low-fenced ranch, this private setting offers exceptional views and a peaceful atmosphere.

295000

BBR Ranch

Located in the scenic Blackbuck Ridge Subdivision, BBR Ranch offers 55± acres of prime recreational land just 16± minutes northwest of Rocksprings, Texas. With a mix of rolling terrain, diverse wildlife, and convenient access, this tract is ideal for hunting, weekend getaways, or building a private Hill Country escape.

231000

1520 CR 305

The Caverns Ranch is home to the headwaters of the Nueces River and features a 360 degree view of the rolling hills that surround the property. The front gate is 1.1 miles off the pavement at the end of a gravel county road which passes through one ranch before the Caverns. The ranch headquarters is situated in a picturesque valley flanked by a creek and rugged limestone cliffs. The three bedroom, two bath ranch house, guest house, pens, well, cistern, and outbuildings are all in good repair and are shaded by mature oak and pecan trees. Seven thousand feet of Little Hackberry Creek wind its way through the ranch. The creek level fluctuates seasonally, but several permanent springs help to keep some parts of the creek full all the time. Wildly beautiful and dramatic are the five hillside caves that stretch between the stacked rocks of the craggy cliffs, with heights of fifteen or more. Nine individual springs and four hundred feet variations in elevation make this one of the most dramatically scenic and remarkable properties you'll ever see. The hunting is phenomenal, with herds of aoudad sheep, transcaspian urials, Iranian red sheep, racka sheep, 4 horn sheep, blackbuck, elk, whitetail, fallow, and axis deer, turkeys, and varmints indigenous to the area. Agriculture exemption is in place.

5700000

0 Hwy 41

THE HUNTING CAPITAL OF TEXAS - located in Rock Springs, Texas, the Hunting Capital of Texas. Set in Edwards County, this area is known for its diverse wildlife and hunting opportunities, including whitetail deer, exotic game, and other species. If you are an avid outdoorsman who has been searching for your own slice of hunting paradise, then look no further! THE 455 tract offers great versatility and topography and is one of the highest points in Edwards County. Upon closing the tract will be completely high fenced, making for a turn-key hunting ranch. Boasting approx 3,500 feet of road frontage on Highway 377 and approx 4,700 feet of road frontage on Highway 41 makes for lots of visibility and easy access to the ranch from any direction. The sale of this tract will include Black Buck Antelope (8 males, 20 females), Mouflon sheep (8 males, 20 females), and Axis deer (8 males, 20 females) with the option to purchase additional species and variety of animals separately. The north side is flat to gently rolling and covered with cedar thickets. The south end is mostly cleared of cedar and offers large grassy meadows with many live oak trees and a variety of cacti. In addition, the tract includes a well with pasture water located roughly in the center of the 455 acres making a great place to enjoy and make memories. Some of the exotics that can be purchased separately include Whitetail, Axis, Sika, Fallow, Stag, Ibax, Black Buck, Mouflon, Watusi and many more! Property is being sold off of a much larger game ranch called Forister Exotics find out more at foristerexotics.com. Owner financing is available to make buying easy. 20% down payment / 30-year amortization / 5-year balloon note / 6% interest with approved credit. Don't miss out on this prime Texas opportunity to own a piece of the Hunting Capitol of Texas!

2957500

852 SD 24755

Located in Eastern Edwards County, the SMB Ranch spans over 750+ acres, and is part of one of the most legendary ranches in Edwards County. Ranch features include: perimeter fencing, electricity, water well, pila, working pens, and water trough for livestock and wildlife. Contrary Creek runs across the North Eastern corner of the ranch, funneling in various species of wildlife. Large ranching neighbors on three sides. Native and exotic wildlife such as: Whitetail Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Axis, Dove and Hogs are common. Historically operated as a hunting and cattle ranch, the ranch boasts beautiful Texas Hill Country topography with rolling hills, creek beds, grassy flats, as well as mountain tops! All usable land, and majority is accessible in 2 wheel drive. Live Oaks, Mesquite, Persimmon, Agarita, and Juniper cover the country side. This ranch has been in same family for many generations. Don't miss out on an incredible opportunity to own a piece of Edwards County history! Rewind and recharge at this amazing hunting oasis filled with abundant wildlife and wide open spaces.

2325000

Edwards County Featured Sold Ranches

Rolling Oaks Ranch

The Rolling Oaks Ranch is a beautiful 20± acres with many nice oak trees and gorgeous views amongst a fantastic Hill Country setting. Improvements include a 4,103± square foot home with an in-ground swimming pool, 800± sf studio apartment, along with several additional outbuildings. The property is located about a mile south of Rocksprings, Texas on Highway 55 South. Endless opportunities for this ranch to serve as a primary residence, weekend getaway retreat, and much more!

980000

Two Tall Ranch

Located in Edwards County – Two Tall Ranch is a 25± acre property that has much to offer. The land features a varied topography and great cover for wildlife. It also displays a great diversity of native brush including live oaks, Texas persimmon, and cedar. This property has a gentle roll to it, providing potentially great views. The property is just off HWY 83 with county road access.

240000

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