Mid-April 2026 TRFS Update

MID-APRIL PROPERTY UPDATE—NEW LISTINGS AND MORE!

NEW! Norco Ranch NW is the northern, 90-acre portion of the 200-acre Norco Ranch West, also listed and shown on this website, near the headwaters of the Blanco River. The site fronts on paved RM 1888 midway between Luckenbach and Blanco and is just 20+ miles from sizzling Fredericksburg. The land rolls gently from the highway down to the river, with nearby views of rugged, protected hills that cannot be built upon due to the Conservation Easement in place on this and adjoining lands. The river ownership includes almost a quarter-mile of both sides of the clear, flowing stream, which is lined with monster oaks, cypress, and sycamores. Small holes, riffles, falls, and even dinosaur tracks are features of this charming body of water.

FEATURED! 522 Ranch is a versatile and rugged property that captures the essence of the Hill Country, featuring rolling hills, wooded canyons, scenic ridgelines, and natural features. The land has been thoughtfully developed with a network of roads and trails that provide easy access across the entire acreage, making it ideal for recreational use, game management, or future development. The property’s established infrastructure, combined with its natural beauty and seclusion, creates an outstanding canvas for a weekend retreat, private hunting property, or future cabin site.

REDUCED! Creek View Ranch boasts a lovely Hill Country–style main home spanning 3,000± sf, featuring three bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms. Beautiful landscaping, gardens, and fruit trees surround the home. Three charming one-bedroom, one-bathroom guest homes are spread across the property, each tucked away in its own private Hill Country setting.

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Kimble County Ranches For Sale

Gateway to Hill Country Serenity

County Seat

Junction

Annual Rainfall

23± Inches

Area

1,250± Square Miles

Population

4,337±

Elevation

1,476± to 2,460± Feet

Mean Temperature

January 33°F

July 97°F

Kimble County, located in the picturesque Texas Hill Country, is celebrated for its rugged beauty, rich history, and close-knit community. Established in 1858, the county features rolling hills, clear rivers, and the charming city of Junction. With a deep respect for its historical roots and a commitment to preserving its natural resources, Kimble County offers a welcoming and serene environment for residents and visitors alike.

AREA HISTORY

Kimble County was established in 1858 and named after George C. Kimble, a hero of the Texas Revolution who died at the Battle of the Alamo. The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, including the Apache and Comanche, before European settlers arrived in the mid-19th century. The county's history is marked by its development as a ranching and agricultural hub, with early settlers establishing farms and ranches that remain integral to the local economy. Historic sites such as the Kimble County Courthouse and the Junction Texas Historical Museum offer deep insights into the county’s storied past and its contributions to Texas history.

GEOGRAPHY

Kimble County, located in the Texas Hill Country, features a diverse and picturesque landscape. The county is characterized by rolling hills, fertile farmland, and clear rivers, with the Llano River being a prominent geographical feature. This river provides essential water resources and recreational opportunities. The terrain includes woodlands, grasslands, and riparian zones, 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.

CULTURAL HERITAGE

Kimble County's cultural heritage is deeply rooted in its ranching traditions and frontier history. The county hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, celebrating its history and community spirit.The annual Kimble County Rodeo and the Wild Game Dinner are major events that draw visitors from across the region.

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255 Vista Ridge Dr

TBD FM 2169

Boulder Creek Ranch encompasses 309 acres in the heart of Kimble County, offering live water, dramatic terrain, and a main ranch house set high above the Johnson Fork. Located about 10 miles southeast of Junction and only a mile off Interstate 10, the ranch provides both accessibility and privacy, with the outer rim of San Antonio just over an hour away. The property is anchored by more than 2,500 feet of frontage along the Johnson Fork Creek. This stretch of water is recognized for its deep blue color and clarity, reaching depths of 10 feet and spanning more than 100 feet across in places. Limestone and chalk bluffs rise over 200 feet above the creek, creating a dramatic contrast between the bright river valley and the rugged high country above. The water supports year-round recreation, from swimming and kayaking to fishing and simply enjoying shaded areas along the banks. The terrain climbs quickly away from the creek, breaking into canyons, ridges, and rolling uplands that connect into the Blue Mountains. From the higher elevations, long views stretch for miles across the Hill Country, capturing both sunrise and sunset. The land possesses great native habitat for thriving wildlife, with whitetail, axis, and turkey calling the ranch home. The main home sits atop one of the ranch's most prominent ridgelines, a 3,000 square foot residence with four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. Warm wood finishes, vaulted ceilings, and an open layout create a welcoming interior. The upstairs bedrooms overlook the great room below, and the wide porch frames views of the Johnson Fork and the valley directly beneath. A detached two-car garage and a two-car carport enclosed on three sides provide covered parking and storage. A 591 square foot river cabin offers additional lodging near the water, with one bedroom, one bathroom, and a covered porch. This cabin serves well as a guest house or as a hunter's cabin for extended stays. Two water wells supply the property, supporting household and ranch use. A network of internal roads extends throughout the property, with the main road paved all the way to the hilltop residence and additional trails providing access to the creek, canyons, and elevated vantage points. Boulder Creek Ranch reflects the best of the region's character: clear live water, towering bluffs, and wide-open views across the Hill Country. Its combination of improvements, live water frontage, and size make it well suited for recreation, hunting, or a long-term residence within easy reach of Junction, San Antonio, and Kerrville.

7800000

2356 KC 314

630+/- High fenced acres with 2/2 home, Hunters cabin, cleaning areas, multiple out buildings, blinds, feeders, 2 wells, windmill with storage offering beautiful land with 140+ feet in elevation changes, wet weather creek, 2 dirt tanks with stocked fish. Animal population includes: Fallow, auodads, Axis, sika, blackbuck, hogs and whitetail, quail and turkey. Extensive roads and trails throughout the property. On western point of the property is a small cabin with views of the historic Teacup Mtn. This ranch offers fantastic terrain changes for the animals to thrive and could be a very nice full time property, retirement property for those not quite ready for full retirement or a great hunting get away for a corporate owner. Property is also located just a 1/4 mile from the Main Llano River accessed via Groby's crossing.

5390000

331 KC 2751

The Roy Ranch – Exceptional +/-303.63-acre high-fenced hunting and recreational ranch just 15 minutes west of Junction, TX, where the North Llano River meets Copperas Creek. This turnkey legacy property has operated as a successful commercial hunting ranch for over 20 years and is home to Axis, Aoudad, Whitetail, Elk, Hog, and Dove. The main 3BR/2BA home offers 2,230 sq ft of modern comfort, while a 1,365 sq ft rustic lodge sleeps up to 12 guests. Improvements include a large detached garage, tractor barn, stock pond, multiple water wells, and ~30 acres of cross-fenced pasture. Scenic trails lead to a 275 acre elevated plateau (up to 2,060') with panoramic views and a solar-powered off-grid cabin. A canyon with seasonal creek adds natural beauty. Potential for a private airstrip. Bonus: an 11.6 acre riverfront tract across from the main gate with lush trees and open space—perfect for recreation or future development. A rare Hill Country offering with water, wildlife, and long-term investment value.

The Flint Canyon Ranch is a perfect getaway and hunting ranch located just northeast of Junction. With long-range views, a comfortable cabin, and a workshop, the property is setup and ready to go for the next buyer. There is good hunting on the ranch with free-roaming whitetail deer, axis, turkey, and other Hill Country wildlife native to the area.

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