216 Ac., more or less. Approximately 14 miles southeast of Hondo, 6 miles northwest of Devine, and 40 miles southwest of downtown San Antonio in Medina County, Texas. Property has frontage on CR 660 and CR 654 which are both paved. $3,975.00 per surveyed acre. Cash to Seller or third party financing. Seller is believed to own 100% of the mineral estate and will convey all owned. Exact mineral conveyance to be determined by new title commitment. One shallow well with electric submersible pump and pressure system supplies the headquarters area and livestock trough. A Yancey Water Supply Corporation meter furnishes the house. Also, an earthen tank that captures rainfall runoff, and a seasonal creek that traverses the eastern portion of the ranch. The water well has not been tested for potability and a portion of the property along the creek lies within the F.E.M.A. 100-year Flood Zone A. Topography varies from nearly level to gently rolling with attractive views and nice homesites. Elevations range from about 730 along the creek to 770 at the high points. Vegetation consists primarily of beautiful live oak trees and a lush stand of Coastal bermudagrass. Soils are mostly fertile fine sandy loams and productive clay loams. A comfortable house of approximately 1,680 sq. ft. built circa 1950 with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, separate living and dining rooms, fireplace, brick exterior, composition shingle roof, central A/C and heat, concrete foundation, and septic system. Also an older metal building with concrete floor, an equipment storage shed, livestock holding/working pens with loading chute in need of some repairs, and a yard fence around the house. Perimeter fencing is standard height net and barbed wire in good condition. This area is known for good dove hunting. Also whitetail deer, turkey, feral hog, quail, varmints, and others. A pretty ranch for weekend get-a-ways, permanent residence, raising cattle or horses, hunting, and more. Access to Hondo or Devine is easy and its less than an hour drive to San Antonio!