The ranch is reached by exiting US Hwy 281 North onto East Evans Road. Travel 4± miles down East Evans Road. Cibolo Vista Road will be on your left-hand side. Travel north on Cibolo Vista for one mile to reach the property.

Located along the east side of Cibolo Vista Road, the Parman Ranch is breathtaking. A well-maintained caliche road takes you from the main entrance to a quaint two-bedroom/two-bathroom cabin. The cabin is located in an oasis-like setting with amazing canopy coverage and a bubbling water feature that is supplemented by a nearby water well. Privacy seems endless as you overlook 2,700± acres of property controlled by the Nature Conservancy and Bat Conservation International. Located below the cabin is Cibolo Creek, a seasonal waterway stretching 2,000± ft. This undisturbed terrain offers multiple building sites with electricity located nearby. The vegetation is typical to the Hill Country, with a variety of oaks, various other hardwoods, and juniper dotting the landscape while a healthy selection of native grasses covers the bottomland. There is a water well situated on the east side, supplementing a stock tank that serves native wildlife.

Surrounded by large heritage live oaks and a lush yard lies a peaceful 1,700± sf cabin.  This two-bedroom/two-bathroom hideaway rests in a tranquil setting tucked away at the bottom of a beautiful hill. The cabin has a fantastic backdrop encompassed by rich vegetation all around. The outside of the structure boasts a wrap-around porch supported by beautiful wooded beams. Crawling green ivy covers a portion of the structure, adding to the aesthetically pleasing outdoor setting.

The Parman Ranch backs up to the Nature Conservancy and Bat Conservation International land per the Bexar and Comal County Appraisal District. With that being said, wildlife is abundant, including whitetail deer, feral hog, dove, and other animals native to the Texas Hill Country.

There are two water wells on the property.