Alamito Creek Preserve is a unique situation in conservation real estate for Texas. The total acreage encompasses six individual properties that range in size from 300 to 850 acres all with highway access and frontage. When one of these tracts is purchased, the land owner also has access to the 1,061 acre Alamito Creek Preserve, a common nature preserve area for all land owners in the heart of the riverbed and the cottonwood groves.
Tract 3: Alamito Hills Ranch 850 Acres $900,000 or $1,059/ac
Over two miles common boundary with Alamito Creek Preserve with numerous access points. Nice creek up front with elevated protected building site and excellent wildlife habitat. Other side of Casa Piedra Road included to further protect the property.
Alamito Creek is a regional creek in Presidio County originating in the Davis Mountains and
joining into Cienega Creek to the southwest to ev...
joining into Cienega Creek to the southwest to eventually meet with the Rio Grande River to
the southwest outside of Presidio, Texas. The watershed supports a large population of native cottonwood trees and grasses making the area a natural oasis for Chihuahuan Desert plant and animal species that would not usually occupy the low desert. The Cottonwood groves and the presence of water above
and beneath the ground provide protection and food for wildlife and a unique ecosystem of
riparian character in the open desert.
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Alamito Creek Preserve is located on State Highway 169, 25 minutes south of Marfa, Texas, in Far West
Texas. The Preserve is approximately north of Big Bend Ranch State Park in Presidio
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