May 2025 TRFS Update

PROPERTY ROUNDUP – SEE WHAT'S NEW, REDUCED, AND SOLD!

NEW! Lost Creek Ranch South is an extraordinary 290± acre Hill Country estate showcasing remarkable natural beauty, tranquility, and contemporary comfort. The property boasts dramatic elevation shifts from approximately 1,620'± to 1,920'± asl, delivering exceptional panoramic vistas in every direction. A beautifully updated rock ranch home, abundant wildlife, and a serene tributary of Cherry Creek, featuring multiple dammed areas, further elevate the ranch’s charm and functionality. An additional 82± acre high-fenced parcel is also available in conjunction with Lost Creek Ranch South.

REDUCED! Skyline Mountain is an extraordinary 14± acre property that takes full advantage of its stunning elevations up to 1,836’± asl. Prepare to be captivated by breathtaking panoramic views of the Texas Hill Country and the serene, tranquil living it offers. This retreat is perfect for nature lovers, adventurers, and investors alike, offering a rare opportunity to create an income-producing Hill Country vacation destination or permanent residence with unmatched views.

SOLD! Pecan Creek Ranch is 441± acres and is located in one of the more sought-after areas of Gillespie County. This raw-land ranch is a blank canvas featuring both sides of prized Pecan Creek, which runs through the middle of the property. The creek is a tremendous feature and a rare find when considering live-water ranches in close proximity to town. Beautiful rolling terrain with multiple build sites to choose from with long-range views. Paved Loudon Road bisects the ranch, running through the property for over half of a mile. Situated in a prime location, only 11± miles from Fredericksburg!

CHECK OUT THE LATEST TEXAS DROUGHT CONDITIONS!

We're continuing to closely monitor the Texas drought conditions. Texas has seen recent rainfall which has helped the state avoid serious drought concerns. The state is experiencing a slight decrease to 15.06% in exceptional drought conditions. Extreme drought conditions have also decreased to 26.05% statewide. Stay informed about current water conditions.

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Val Verde County Ranches For Sale

The Gateway to the Rio Grande

County Seat

Del Rio

Annual Rainfall

17± Inches

Area

3,150± Square Miles

Population

49,025±

Elevation

2,248 to 2,925± Feet

Mean Temperature

January 35°F

July 97°F

Val Verde County, situated in Southwest Texas along the U.S.-Mexico border, is celebrated for its striking natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant community. Established in 1885, the county features dramatic landscapes, including the stunning Amistad National Recreation Area, and the bustling border city of Del Rio. Known for its strategic location and cultural diversity, Val Verde County offers a unique blend of historical heritage and modern growth, making it an inviting destination for residents and visitors alike. With its clear rivers, expansive deserts, and deep historical roots, Val Verde County stands as a gateway to both Texas heritage and borderland innovation.

AREA HISTORY

Val Verde County was established in 1885 and named after the Battle of Valverde, a Civil War battle fought in New Mexico. The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, including the Lipan Apache, before Spanish explorers and settlers arrived in the 17th and 18th centuries.The county's history is marked by its development as a ranching and agricultural hub, and later as a center for military and trade activities. Historic sites such as the Val Verde County Courthouse and the Whitehead Memorial Museum offer deep insights into the county’s storied past and its contributions to Texas history.

GEOGRAPHY

Val Verde County, located in Southwest Texas along the Rio Grande, features a diverse and rugged landscape. The county is characterized by dramatic canyons, expansive deserts, and clear rivers, with the Rio Grande and Lake Amistad being prominent geographical features. These water bodies provide essential water resources and recreational opportunities. The terrain includes deserts, 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

Val Verde County's cultural heritage is deeply rooted in its diverse traditions and historical significance. The county hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, celebrating its history and community spirit. The annual George Paul Memorial Bull Riding and the Del Rio International Music Festival are major events that draw visitors from across the region.

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2133 Lawson St

510+ acres fenced and cross fenced into 4 pastures and 1 trap. 10 water lots. 60 x 40 barn with cement floor and 25' shed , row on 2 sides. A set of pipe panel working pens. Beautiful white rock 4 bedroom 3 1/2 bath home that is 2880 sq ft. with 10 foot wrap around porches. Tile floors thru out, wood burning fireplace in great room. Open living room, dining and kitchen with incredible bar. All 4 bedrooms are extremely large with nice walk in closets. There is also a 3/1 bunkhouse. This property also features a dirt tank stocked with catfish. There is live water on this acreage. The start of San Felipe creek. Water table is about 8 ft. Great soil. 2 fields that can be planted when rainfall is sufficient. There are whitetail deer, axis, turkey ,dove and quail. 2 water wells. Turn key operation.

3315000

9854 FM 1865

Great value buy at the price being just under $375/acre. Multiple use potential for livestock, hunting, recreation, development, and clean energy lease/development.

3225000

Val Verde County Featured Sold Ranches

Pecos River Ranch

Pecos River Ranch is a superb live water ranch with approximately 2± miles of Pecos River. Includes two houses, barns, and miles of roads to access incredible hills overlooking the river.

2485000

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