High View Ranch

High View Ranch enjoys a convenient yet private location in western Real County, situated approximately 21± miles from Rocksprings, 35± miles from Mountain Home, 42± miles from Leakey, 51± miles from Junction, 56± miles from Kerrville, 105± miles from San Antonio, and 156± miles from Austin.The ranch fronts along Hackberry Road, a county-maintained roadway, with approximately 415± feet of frontage providing dependable year-round access. Despite its accessibility, the property maintains a private and secluded atmosphere that is increasingly difficult to find. Nearby attractions include Devil’s Sinkhole State Natural Area, South Llano River State Park, and Garner State Park, offering excellent opportunities for outdoor recreation, hiking, wildlife viewing, and exploration.

The ranch features classic Hill Country terrain with elevations ranging from approximately 2,078± feet to 2,282± feet above sea level. The varied topography creates dramatic scenery and numerous vantage points throughout the property, many of which offer exceptional long-range views of the surrounding countryside.Native vegetation consists primarily of cedar, live oak, shin oak, and occasional pinyon pine, creating a diverse landscape that is both visually appealing and highly beneficial to wildlife. Thick cover dominates much of the ranch, providing excellent habitat and security for game species while preserving the property’s rugged Hill Country character.

The property’s rectangular shape is particularly desirable from both a management and recreational standpoint, allowing for efficient use of the land and easy navigation throughout. An extensive caliche road system provides excellent accessibility to hunting areas, feeding stations, scenic overlooks, and other portions of the ranch. The road network has been thoughtfully developed, allowing owners and guests to comfortably explore and enjoy nearly every corner of the property.

The headquarters was thoughtfully designed, creating a comfortable and inviting setting for family, friends, and hunting guests.

The primary residence encompasses approximately 1,056± square feet and features two bedrooms and one full bathroom. Attractive wood finishes throughout the interior create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, while a vaulted ceiling in the living area enhances the sense of space. Large windows frame beautiful Hill Country views and allow natural light to fill the home.

The spacious kitchen is equipped with quality cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, a farmhouse sink, and ample workspace for preparing meals and entertaining guests. A window above the sink overlooks the surrounding landscape, providing a constant reminder of the property’s scenic setting. The primary bedroom offers comfortable accommodations with a generously sized closet, while the guest bedroom provides additional sleeping space with room for both a full-size bed and bunk beds.

The living room serves as the heart of the home, featuring expansive windows that showcase the ranch’s most impressive views. Whether enjoying a quiet morning coffee or gathering with family after a day outdoors, the space was designed to maximize enjoyment of the surrounding landscape.

A large entertainment barn spanning 1,000 +/- square feet serves as an ideal gathering place for family and guests. Dual roll-up doors on opposing sides can be opened to capture cool breezes and showcase the surrounding views. The barn includes a half bathroom, laundry facilities, and flexible space suitable for entertaining, dining, or relaxing after a day outdoors.Additional improvements include an equipment and storage building for tools and ranch equipment, a walk-in cooler, electricity onsite, and an extensive caliche road network that provides convenient access throughout the ranch.

Exceptional hunting opportunities supported by a well-managed wildlife program. Native and exotic species thrive throughout the property due to the combination of quality habitat, water resources, and careful management practices. Wildlife commonly found on the ranch includes whitetail deer, elk, axis deer, fallow deer, sika deer, aoudad, and blackbuck antelope. The diverse wildlife population provides year-round recreational opportunities and contributes significantly to the ranch’s appeal as a hunting property. The abundance of cover, varied terrain, and natural drainage features create ideal habitat conditions that support healthy game populations and outstanding hunting experiences. Whether pursuing trophy exotics or enjoying the challenge of Hill Country whitetail hunting, the ranch offers exceptional opportunities for sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Water resources are well-suited for both wildlife and ranch use. A water well, reportedly producing approximately 8± gallons per minute from a depth of approximately 380± feet, services the improvements and provides water to a livestock trough.

Along the western boundary, the ranch features approximately 580± feet of frontage along the East Prong of the Nueces River. While generally considered a wet-weather tributary, this drainage corridor contributes valuable wildlife habitat, enhances the property’s scenic appeal, and serves as a natural travel corridor for game moving throughout the area.