The highlight of the ranch is the 4,850 feet of cypress-lined Guadalupe River frontage. The river can be easily accessed in several locations and features some wide, deep pools segregated by flowing rapids. There is also a strong spring in the center of the ranch, that flows water year-round according to the owners. There is currently no water well on the ranch, however neighboring well logs suggest that domestic water can be found at 200-250 feet.

TERRAIN

The gently sloping usable terrain descends from 1,280 feet above sea level on the east side of the ranch down to 1,100 feet at the river which forms the western boundary. A healthy population of hardwoods can be found along the river bottom and sloughs, along with numerous beautiful live oaks scattered across the ranch. Only approximately 12-13% of the ranch lays within the 100-year floodplain, allowing for endless options for future build-sites.

WILDLIFE

Whitetail, turkey, axis, sika, and great fishing along the river.