At approximately 2800 square feet, the two-story main house has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Covered patios at front and back throw plenty of shade for enjoying South Texas sunsets and a great view of the stock tank at the front of the property, and the metal roof helps keep everything cool during the warm summer months. The limestone and cedar exterior opens into a spacious main area with exposed wood beams and floored with Saltillo tile, the main focal point being the limestone two-sided fire place. Two guest bedrooms and a guest bath form one side of the ground floor, with a luxurious master on the other. The master bedroom features a walk-in closet and a bathroom with separate shower and garden tub. The kitchen has ample storage and plenty of room to cook. Tile countertops, an island with built-in range, double ovens, and wood cabinets make for a warm and functional space. Adjacent to the kitchen is a large mudroom/utility room with washer and dryer connections and a dining area. The second floor is accessed from a staircase that hugs the stone chimney. An upstairs loft and third guest bedroom are separated by a catwalk that looks down into the living area and kitchen/dining room.

Across from the main house is a 575 square feet, 1 bed/1 bath open plan guest house. It would be perfect for overflow room when entertaining a large party of guests, it or could be used as a comfortable and functional foremans house. There is a separate washer/dryer connection in a closet between the living area and bedroom.

Storage space should never be a problem, even for large equipment. A barn at the headquarters is composed of two distinct bays, each with roll-up doors. One of the bays has an office of about 160 square feet. The entire back length of the barn is covered for keeping rolling stock and large equipment, and one side is fitted with a deer processing station, including a skinning rack and a separate meat room with a sink.

All the buildings are tied nicely together with rock walkways that center on the immaculately constructed outdoor kitchen, complete with an island, sink, fireplace, television mount, surround sound speakers, and a separate rock covered picnic area.

The ranch itself is replete with improvements and amenities perfect for the serious hunter. Thick brush provides ample cover for wildlife, and several good senderos allow multiple options for placing blinds and feeders. All this is accessed by a good road system throughout the property. Strong high fence borders the entire ranch, and an electric gate at the entrance makes for easy access. Multiple blinds in good working order and several feeders convey with the property. Wildlife on the ranch includes whitetail, blackbuck antelope, elk, axis deer, and dove.

The ranch has two stock tanks, the larger being near the front of the property and within a stones throw of the main house. This tank is supplied by a well drilled in 2015, and the main house and two concrete troughs are supplied by McCoy Water. Electricity is supplied by Karnes Electric Cooperative.

If all this wasnt enough, a small portion of the minerals will convey at asking price. This ranch has everything in place to enjoy the South Texas Brush Country, land of serene sunsets and world-class deer. And at this size and price, finding anything comparable will be tough, if not impossible. If youve ever wanted to know what it feels like to sit on your back porch, or warming by your outdoor fireplace on a cool evening, and see an elk silhouetted against a large mesquite, this is the place.