Mid-September 2025 TRFS Update

MID-SEPTEMBER SPOTLIGHT: FRESH LISTINGS AND MARKET UPDATES...

NEW! Norco Ranch West is a pristine river property located near the headwaters of the Blanco River, fronting on RM 1888 midway between Luckenbach and Blanco, and is just 20± minutes from the bustling town of Fredericksburg. Diverse natural features are abundant, including clean fields, towering ridges, lush hardwoods, and exquisite grottos. The river ownership includes almost a quarter mile of both sides of the clear flowing stream, which is lined with cypress, monster oak, and riparian vegetation.  Small holes, riffles, falls, and even dinosaur tracks are features of this charming body of water.

NEW! Whispering Oaks Ranch presents an exceptional opportunity to own a picturesque 38± acre South Texas ranchette just minutes from San Antonio. With sprawling live oak trees, open pastures, and a scenic wet-weather creek with a pond, this property offers the perfect setting for recreation, ranching, or building your dream homestead.

REDUCED! 221 Pyka Road is a rare find—a peaceful Hill Country property with mature trees, city utilities, and the benefit of R-2 zoning inside Fredericksburg’s expanding city limits. Tucked just minutes from Main Street, this property offers a comfortable home with room to grow, both inside and out. Whether you're looking to enjoy the home as-is or explore additional improvements or development, this site offers immediate appeal and long-term potential.

CONTINUING TO PRAY FOR THE HILL COUNTRY!

Our thoughts and prayers are still with everyone impacted.

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Holly Hollis

Holly was born and raised in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, where her family has been ranching for generations. A proud sixth-generation Texan, she comes from a long line of ranchers—her family’s Mason County ranch was honored as a sesquicentennial working cattle ranch in 1986 and remains in operation today. She also descends from one of the founding families of Boerne, Texas, where ranching, tradition, and heritage are a way of life.

Growing up on her family’s ranches in Kendall, Mason, and McCulloch Counties, Holly developed a lifelong respect for the land, livestock, and the values tied to rural living. After high school, she worked as a veterinary technician, gaining hands-on experience in animal care, client service, and surgical assistance.

Holly’s creative streak runs just as deep as her ranching heritage. From a young age, she found joy in the sewing room with her grandma—sewing, crafting, painting, and mastering everything from leatherwork to digital embroidery design. In 2016, she followed her passion and earned a BBA with honors from UTSA, focusing on marketing and digital design.

Since joining Texas Ranches For Sale in 2021, Holly has played a key role in elevating the brokerage’s brand through design, strategy, and storytelling. She brings a unique blend of creative talent and ranching authenticity to every campaign she leads.

Outside of work, Holly enjoys spending time outdoors with her son, whether it's fishing, hiking, mountain biking, or horseback riding. She also shares her days with two rescue dogs and a horse, continuing her lifelong connection to animals and the land.

HOLLY HOLLIS' AFFILIATIONS:

  • Graduate of the University of Texas at San Antonio – 2021
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