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NEW!  High Point Ranch is an incredible opportunity to own a blank canvas ranch, conveniently located just 9± miles west of Harper. The ranch consists of 57.16± acres and is located off paved FM 479 with 700'± of frontage road. There are several nice build sites with stunning Hill Country views. There is tremendous potential to build a weekend getaway cabin or full-time residence.

FEATURED! Highveld Ranch is an elite Tecomate Signature Property! First and foremost, Highveld Ranch is an exceptional hunting ranch located in the sought-after Texas Hill Country. Notable improvements to the ranch include a6,900± sf newly-renovated lodge, a newly-renovated foreman's home, a game processing facility with a walk-in cooler, and a rifle range. With phenomenal whitetail, turkey, and exotic populations, this high-fenced ranch is a hunter’s paradise!

JUST SOLD! S Ranch is 252± acres of prime hunting land with three sides that are low fenced. The ranch is located in the excellent brush country of South Texas, east of Freer, Texas. A 3,000± sf hacienda sits at the top of the highest elevation of the property. The hacienda has front and back patios that run the entire 100± length of the hacienda and offer views that overlook the ranch. The hacienda is ready for updating/remodeling. The ranch has not been hunted since it was purchased by the current owner 12± years ago.

POSITIVE NEWS ON TEXAS DROUGHT CONDITIONS!

We're pleased to report positive news on Texas drought conditions. Recent rainfall has significantly improved the situation, with exceptional drought conditions now at 0.00% statewide! Extreme drought conditions are at 1.97%. This is excellent news for the moment! Stay informed about current water conditions.

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Atascosa County Ranches For Sale

Atascosa County has a rich history that dates back to its establishment in 1856. The area was initially inhabited by Native American tribes, including the Coahuiltecan and Apache, before Spanish explorers arrived in the 18th century.The county's name, derived from the Spanish word "Atascosa," meaning "boggy," reflects the area's early landscape. Over the years, the county has evolved from a frontier region into a thriving agricultural hub, with its towns and communities preserving the historical heritage through various landmarks and museums.

GEOGRAPHY

Atascosa County is located in South Texas, encompassing a diverse landscape that includes rolling plains, fertile farmlands, and scenic riverbanks. The county is part of the San Antonio metropolitan area, lying to the south of Bexar County. The Atascosa River and its tributaries traverse the region, providing essential water resources for agriculture and wildlife. The soil in the county is particularly well-suited for farming, supporting a variety of crops such as peanuts, watermelons, and grains.

AGRICULTURE

Agriculture plays a pivotal role in Atascosa County's economy and lifestyle. The county is renowned for its production of peanuts, watermelons, and grains, thanks to its fertile soil and favorable climate. Ranching is also a significant part of the agricultural landscape, with numerous cattle operations contributing to the local economy. Farmers and ranchers in Atascosa County are known for their innovation and sustainability practices, ensuring that agriculture remains a vital and thriving industry in the region.

WILDLIFE

Atascosa County is a prime destination for hunters, offering a variety of game species that thrive in its diverse landscapes. Whitetail deer are one of the most sought-after game in the county, drawing hunters from across the region with their healthy populations and impressive antler sizes. Additionally, the county is home to javelina, quail, dove, and other native species.

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Atascosa County Properties For Sale

The Heartland of South Texas Heritage
County Seat
Annual Rainfall
27± Inches
Area
1,218 Square Miles
Population
47,774±
Elevation
350 to 700± Feet
Mean Temperature

January 40°F

July 97°F

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12505 FM 476

12505 FM 476

Atascosa
County
128
± Acres
For Sale
Discover an exceptional 128 +/- acre property in Somerset, Texas, offering a rare blend of residential development potential and agricultural space. With an Ag Exemption in place, this expansive tract benefits from low taxes. The primary parcel spans approximately 120 acres, perfectly suited for single-family development, while an additional 8 +/- acre section includes an old home, adding character and versatility to the offering. This sale is truly turnkey, complete with livestock, wildlife equipment, and trailersready for immediate use. The property is equipped with multiple Karnes Electric meters on-site. Water access is well-established with a functioning water well at the house, along with Benton City water meters located at FM 476 and off the back of the field on Robin Lynn, providing additional water resources. The Benton city meters supply water to 2 pipelines that run throughout the property feeding cattle/wildlife water troughs. Situated at 12505 FM 476, the property benefits from easy blacktop access to local amenities and is positioned in an area experiencing significant growth. With a thriving population, strong demographics, and increasing property values, this land holds incredible potential for developers and investors alike. Located 4 +/- miles from Somerset and 15 +/- miles from San Antonio. 128 +/- in Atascosa County Ag exempt Karnes Electric Power Water Well onsite Benton City Water Meters Wildlife sanctuary Blacktop frontage Development potential Agriculture Potential 4 +/- miles from Somerset 15 +/- miles from San Antonio

3265 Highway 97

3265 Highway 97

Atascosa
County
100
± Acres
For Sale
This 100 acre South Texas ranch is in a fantasic location, just 3 miles south west of Jourdanton Texas. It sits off of Hwy 97 and has 900 feet of road frontage. The ranch has been in the same family for over 70 years. Location, size, water capability, and overall shape make it one that is definitely going to appeal to many. Historically the property was used for farming and ranching then progressed into a pecan orchard/nursery opera3on that was run for many years. The orchard and nursery are no longer opera3onal, but the opportuni3es to u3lize this property for so many other things are s3ll there. Over the last few years, the family has just enjoyed the hun3ng and recrea3onal value of it. The ranch improvements include a 2,400 sq.P. metal barndominium. It was built in 1988 and has 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. It has 1,280 sq.P. of living space and 1,120 sq.P. of shop and storage space. Although it could use some upda3ng it s3ll serves the family for weekend gatherings. There is also a 75'X25' 3-sided storage/equipment shed. The ranch is also blessed with an ample water source. A Carrizo irriga3on well was drilled in 1986. The water well was tested to pump up to 1100 gallons/minute. The well is operated by a diesel motor that is in place. If one desired, it is possible to run electricity and convert the well to 3 phase power. There are 2 stock tanks also on the land. One can be filled by the water well and the other is rain dependent. It is worth no3ng that even in the hard drought we have been in, there is s3ll water in one of the tanks. The land is currently being used for some hay produc3on from the fields and hun3ng. There is a very nice creek that meanders through the south side of the ranch. It provides plenty of cover and an enhanced habitat for the ample amount of turkeys that roost in the big trees each evening, as well as all the other wildlife. There are also deer, quail, dove, and feral hogs that frequent the ranch. With the close proximity to all the ameni3es of Jourdanton and Pleasanton, not to men3on being only 1 hour south of San Antonio, this ranch has so much to offer.

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