Mid-December 2025 TRFS Update

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NEW! Adobe Springs Ranch is a rare Hill Country offering, comprising 77.59± acres of diverse terrain and exceptional natural beauty. The ranch features gently rolling hills, scenic hilltops, and lush bottomlands, creating approximately 120’± of elevation change and long-range views. At the heart of the ranch is a 2,854± sf main home built in 2002, anchored by a reconstructed 19th-century log cabin. The ranch is located 7± miles northeast of Fredericksburg along Highway 16, offering privacy and tranquility while remaining within easy reach of Fredericksburg’s restaurants, shopping, and wineries.

REDUCED! Highway 6 Ranch is a 17± acre equestrian property in Avoca, Texas, offering extensive horse facilities, a nice roping arena, multiple barns, and well-designed turnouts. With excellent fencing, privacy, and proximity to major horse event venues, this ranch is well-suited for horse owners, trainers, and ropers looking for a functional and ready-to-use setup.

JUST SOLD! Comanche Hay Farm is a 125± acre, family-operated, income-producing property with thoughtful improvements, meticulously maintained and ready for its next owner whether you want to produce and sell hay or run livestock.

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Gonzales County Ranches For Sale

The Birthplace of Texas Independence

County Seat

Gonzales

Annual Rainfall

32.6± Inches

Area

1,046± Square Miles

Population

20,462±

Elevation

2 to 400± Feet

Mean Temperature

January 60°F

July 93°F

Gonzales County, located in South Central Texas, is celebrated for its pivotal role in Texas history, rich agricultural heritage, and scenic landscapes. Established in 1836, the county is known for its rolling prairies, fertile farmlands, and vibrant communities. Balancing a deep respect for its historical roots with a commitment to future growth, Gonzales County offers a welcoming and dynamic environment for residents and visitors alike.

AREA HISTORY

Gonzales County was established in 1836 and named after its county seat, Gonzales, which itself was named in honor of Rafael Gonzales, a Mexican governor of Coahuila y Tejas. The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, including the Tonkawa and Comanche, before Spanish andMexican settlers arrived in the 18th century. Gonzales is famously known as the"Lexington of Texas" for its role in the Texas Revolution, where the first shot for Texas independence was fired during the Battle of Gonzales in 1835. Historic sites such as the Gonzales Memorial Museum, the Eggleston House, and the Pioneer Village Living History Center offer deep insights into the county’s storied past and its contributions to Texas history.

GEOGRAPHY

Gonzales County, located in South Central Texas, and is characterized by rolling prairies, fertile farmland, and clear rivers, with the Guadalupe 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.

CULTURAL HERITAGE

Gonzales County's cultural heritage is deeply rooted in its historic and agricultural traditions. The county hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, celebrating its history and community spirit. The annual Come and Take It Festival in Gonzales commemorates the first shots of the Texas Revolution and draws visitors from across the state.

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916 County Road 421

314 +/- Acres in Gonzales County | Prime Hunting & Ranch Opportunity This 314 +/- acre property in Gonzales County is a rare opportunity to own a highly versatile piece of Texas land with excellent access and exceptional habitat. With a mix of dense brush, large mature trees, and gentle rolling terrain, this ranch is perfectly suited for hunting, recreation, or building a future homestead. Multiple stock ponds and wet-weather creeks provide reliable water sources for wildlife and livestock, while the natural cover attracts deer, turkey, hogs, and other game making this a true sportsmans retreat. The property is ag exempt, keeping taxes low, and has a water line running along the road (buyers agent to verify all utilities). Power is available, giving you the flexibility to develop the land for residential, ranching, or weekend use. Access is easy with blacktop frontage on HWY 97 and additional County Road 421 frontage, ensuring year-round entry in all weather conditions. Location is ideal just 6 +/- miles from IH-10, 7 +/- miles from Waelder, 10 +/- miles from Gonzales, and only 75 +/- miles from San Antonio. This makes it close enough for quick trips from the city while still offering the quiet seclusion of the country. Whether youre looking for a productive cattle operation, a hunting property, or a place to build your dream home, this ranch provides endless possibilities. DETAILS 314 +/- acres in Gonzales County Incredible hunting opportunity with dense brush and large trees Property is ag exempt for low taxes Water line at the road (Buyer's agent to confirm all due diligence) Blacktop frontage on HWY 97 and County Road 421 frontage Multiple Stock pond Gentle rolling terrain Wet weather creeks Power is available Can be used as for recreation, hunting, cattle operation or to build on! 6 +/- miles from IH-10 7 +/- miles from Waelder 10 +/- miles from Gonzales 75 +/- miles from San Antonio

3611000

916 County Road 421

000 TX 97

This 236 +/- acre ranch in Gonzales County offers a rare combination of size, versatility, and location. With blacktop frontage along Highway 183, the property is easily accessible while still providing the privacy and space that landowners value. Its diverse landscape includes a mix of dense brush, open pasture, and a large pond, making it well-suited for cattle grazing, hunting, or a variety of recreational uses. The land carries an agricultural valuation, keeping taxes low and ensuring a practical foundation for long-term ownership. Expansive open fields provide opportunities for livestock or hay production, while the heavy brush draws and holds abundant wildlife, creating excellent conditions for hunting. Whether your interest lies in managing cattle or enjoying year-round outdoor recreation, the ranch delivers. Power is available, offering flexibility for future improvements such as a ranch house, weekend cabin, or working pens. The large pond adds both beauty and utility, serving as a water source for livestock and wildlife alike. With multiple habitat types spread across the acreage, the ranch has the balance and potential that serious land buyers look for. Despite its size and seclusion, the property is located just 10 +/- miles from Gonzales, 45 +/- miles from Seguin, and about 70 +/- miles from San Antonio. This convenient access makes it possible to enjoy country living without giving up the reach of nearby amenities, supplies, and services. Whether youre seeking a productive cattle operation, a hunting and recreational getaway, or a strong long-term land investment, this Gonzales County ranch provides the space, features, and location to make it all possible. 236 +/- acres in Gonzales County Blacktop frontage on HWY 183 Ag exempt Large pond Dense brush Open pasture Multi use ranch Great for hunting or cattle operation Power is available 10 +/- miles from Gonzales 45 +/- miles from Seguin 70 +/- miles from San Antonio

2532369

1224 Nolte-Boehl Rd

Welcome to the Poco Loco 278! The Poco Loco Ranch located in Westhoff TX on Nolte-Boehl Rd is a dual purpose property that provides all the necessary pieces to make an excellent hunting property as well as a great cattleman's hobby ranch. This 278 +/- ag exempt acre property has native and improved grasses, huge Oaks, Pecans and Elms along the seasonal ravines. This habitat provides cover, food and water for Lots of wildlife to enjoy year round. There are even a couple of senderos in place along the pipeline row to provide excellent spots for your feeder and hunting blind. This low fenced, mostly square shaped ranch also doubles as excellent cattle terrain with two stock ponds and plenty of grass throughout. Raw land on property of this size is getting more difficult to find each day. Get your piece of the country and remember YOLO at POCO LOCO! This ag exempt acreage is mostly a mix of sandy loam with clay loam. The grass is mostly coastal bermuda with other native grasses mixed in making it perfect for cattle. There are several densely wooded ravines surrounded by foliage throughout the acreage. You can find several species of tree including large Live Oaks, Native Pecans, Mesquites, and Elms mostly along these wet weather ravines. These ravines provide the perfect travel corridor for the many animals that frequent the area including, Whitetail Deer, Wild Turkey, Feral Hogs, Bobcats, Coyotes, and many others. The property is approximately 40% wooded with 60% open space grassland with some scattered huisache. There is no flood plain on the property. There are two ponds on this property perfect for catching fish or for an evening Dove hunt. There is an old power meter located on the property that would need to be reactivated if building a barn or home. The property is perimeter fenced with a good set of wooden cattle pens and hay trap along Nolte-Boehl Rd. This property has two gas pipeline easements that cross the property and two oil pads for gathering oil and gas. These pads are strategically located at the Southwest and Southeast corners of the property so as not to affect the rest of the property.

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