Mid-February 2025 TRFS Update

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NEW! Bohnert River Ranch is a captivating 85± acre property between Boerne and Fredericksburg, offering 560'±of serene river frontage adorned with towering cypress trees and a picturesque rock-faced bluff. This recreational haven provides endless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, boasting activities like kayaking, swimming, hunting, camping, and exploration on recreational vehicles. With stunning hilltop views and abundant wildlife, this property is a must-see!

NEW! 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.

JUST SOLD! Vann River Ranch is a must-see ranch in a caliber of its own with major live-water and unspoiled wilderness. This stunning live-water ranch features Colorado River frontage, multiple springs, and spectacular vistas. A three-bedroom / three-bathroom ranch house sits at the headquarters. Vann River Ranch has a prime location between Lampasas and Burnet with paved County Road 105 access. Ranches with this kind of live-water are a true rarity, as they seldom reach the market in the Texas Hill Country.

CHECK OUT THE LATEST 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 is showing an increase to 6.30% of exceptional drought conditions. Extreme drought conditions have increased to 16.67% statewide. Stay informed about current water conditions.

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Nueces County Ranches For Sale

AREA HISTORY

Nueces County is a region rich in history, from its early days as home to Native American tribes like the Karankawas and Coahuiltecans to its development under Spanish colonial rule. European exploration began in the early 1500s with expeditions like those of Alonzo Álvarez de Pineda. Spanish ranchers established the first settlements in the 18th century despite challenges such as indigenous resistance and harsh environmental conditions.

After Texas gained independence, the area became a contested frontier during the Republic of Texas era, eventually flourishing as a hub for ranching, trade, and agriculture. Its legacy includes the early cattle drives, the influence of Spanish land grants, and its role in regional commerce during the Civil War and beyond.

GEOGRAPHY

Situated in the Coastal Prairies region, Nueces County features a predominantly flat landscape with a mix of sandy coastal soils and fertile inland farmland. The region's diverse vegetation ranges from salt grasses and cordgrasses along the coast to mesquite trees and tall grasses inland. Major waterways such as the Nueces River, Oso Creek, and San Fernando Creek provide natural drainage and enrich the surrounding land. Its coastal location connects it to the Gulf of Mexico, enabling trade, tourism, and recreation.

CULTURAL HERITAGE

The cultural heritage of Nueces County reflects its diverse history, blending Native American, Spanish, Mexican, and Texan influences. Early ranching traditions laid the foundation for a vibrant agrarian economy, while the arrival of European settlers brought cultural and architectural shifts. Corpus Christi Bay became a focal point for trade, shaping the region’s identity as a maritime and economic center.

Modern Nueces County thrives on its historical landmarks, arts, and festivals. The region is known for its culinary traditions, including a fusion of coastal and Tex-Mex flavors, and its strong connection to nature, exemplified by attractions like Padre Island National Seashore and Mustang Island State Park.

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Nueces County Ranches For Sale

The Coastal Crossroads
County Seat
Annual Rainfall
30± Inches
Area
847± Square Miles
Population
362,294±
Elevation
SL to 180± Feet
Mean Temperature

January 46°F

July 93°F

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