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FEATURED! Twelve Mile Creek Ranch is a very well-located and scenic property situated in eastern Mason County, just 6± miles north of Art, Texas, between Mason and Llano. The ranch encompasses 3,500'± of Twelve Mile Creek, which offers several seasonal spring areas with pockets of water that flow across slabs of picturesque granite. The ranch offers a ranch house, a small cabin, several barns, and several storage sheds.

FEATURED! Bear Creek Ranch features 927’± 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.

FEATURED! Hilltop Ranch is a beautiful 40± acres located in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Conveniently located just 9± miles north of Fredericksburg, Texas, allowing easy access to amenities, yet tucked away in a secluded and peaceful setting. This raw-land property is a blank canvas that has several great build sites with long-range views.

POSITIVE NEWS ON TEXAS DROUGHT CONDITIONS!

We're continuing to closely monitor the Texas drought conditions. Texas has seen recent rainfall which has helped the state avoid serious drought concerns. The state continues to have a 0.00% exceptional drought conditions. Extreme drought conditions have increased from 2.32% to 6.11%. A little more than half of the state at 55.04% is reported to have no drought conditions. Stay informed about current water conditions.

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Gillespie County Ranches For Sale

Gillespie County, located in the picturesque Texas Hill Country, is renowned for its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural landscapes. Established in 1848, the county is known for its rolling hills, lush vineyards, and historic towns. Combining a deep respect for itsGerman heritage with a commitment to growth and innovation, Gillespie County offers a welcoming and dynamic environment for residents and visitors alike.

AREA HISTORY

Gillespie County was established in 1848 and named after Robert Addison Gillespie, a soldier in the Mexican-American War. The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, including the Tonkawa and Comanche, before German immigrants settled in the mid-19th century. The county's history is marked by its unique German influence, which is evident in the architecture, culture, and traditions that thrive to this day. Historic sites such as the Vereins Kirche, the Pioneer Museum Complex, and the AdmiralNimitz Museum offer deep insights into the county’s storied past and its contributions to Texas history.

GEOGRAPHY

Gillespie County, located in the Texas Hill Country, features a diverse and picturesque landscape. The county is characterized by rolling hills, fertile vineyards, and clear rivers, with the Pedernales River being a prominent geographical feature. This river provides essential water resources and recreational opportunities. The terrain includes woodlands, grasslands, and cultivated fields, supporting a variety of plant and animal life. The climate is humid subtropical, with hot summers and mild winters, making the area suitable for agriculture and outdoor activities. Gillespie County's natural beauty and varied landscapes make it a unique and inviting destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

CULTURAL HERITAGE

Gillespie County's cultural heritage is deeply rooted in its German traditions and historic significance. The county hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, celebrating its history and community spirit. The annual Oktoberfest in Fredericksburg and the Gillespie County Fair are major events that draw visitors from across the region. Historic downtown Fredericksburg features museums, shops, and restaurants that reflect the county's heritage and vibrant community life.

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Gillespie County Ranches For Sale

The Heart of Texas Hill Country Heritage
County Seat
Annual Rainfall
32± Inches
Area
1,061± Square Miles
Population
26,988±
Elevation
1,040 to 2,244± Feet
Mean Temperature

January 36°F

July 93°F

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Hermans Point Ranch

Gillespie
County
3493
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For Sale
For Sale
Endless opportunities to serve as a family getaway, corporate retreat, or income-producing ranch. Undisturbed wilderness, long-range views, ultimate privacy, and excellent hunting elevate this ranch to an exclusive category of its own. A tremendous amount of stewardship has been put into practice on the ranch with many areas systematically cleared of cedar, allowing a strong stand of native turf to cover the landscape. Improvements around the headquarters include two ranch houses built in the early 90s, a large equipment barn, a lighted skinning station, and a feed room. The ranch is located in the northwest corner of Gillespie County (in the historic Doss area) and is just 30± miles from historic Fredericksburg, which is ideal for those who want remoteness but also desire close proximity to a thriving community. One of the best low-fenced hunting ranches we have seen with abundant native wildlife. Good draws for animal cover, which includes a beautiful 2.2± mile wet-weather tributary named Salt Creek that bisects the ranch. There are several springs along the creek ideal for wildlife. The ranch provides ample watering stations to the native wildlife populations with 10 wells that have been strategically placed. A quality road system is in place on the ranch with 3± miles of interior chip-sealed roads, along with miles of additional interior ranch roads. The ranch is accessed via paved Bee Cave Road, which transitions into a private 3± mile paved road that dead ends into the ranch, providing easy access and a tremendous sense of privacy. The ranch is completely low fenced and is currently under a Wildlife Exemption.

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