The 60 +/- acre Lake Placid Ranch is a rare opportunity to own a true last of its kind property that has been purposefully preserved in its natural state for decades on the popular ski lake, Lake Placid. Situated just minutes from I-10 in Guadalupe County, just southwest of Seguin; the Lake Placid Ranch is a convenient drive from San Antonio, Austin and Houston. For generations, Lake Mcqueeny and Lake Placid have been a popular weekend getaway for residents across the state. The ranch boasts of 1,300 +/- ft of frontage on Lake Placid and is essentially a blank canvas, with 2 fields that can be utilized for hay production. The property itself has been well maintained and cared for, and the family has chosen not to hunt on this property for many years to enhance the native wildlife. There has also been minimal brush control, allowing the native trees and wildlife to flourish. As the topography slopes down towards the lake, huge Cypress trees and other native trees can be observed along the waters edge. Some deed restrictions may apply, call on restrictions.

Wildlife:

Wildlife on the property includes whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove and occasionally wood ducks, who also nest on the property.

Terrain:

Elevation of 577 can be observed from a high point in the middle of the ranch, offering huge views of Lake Placid and beyond. As you begin towards the lake, the elevation has a gentle roll down to the water's edge.

Improvements:

Electric provided by GVEC along with fiber optic cable running along the eastern boundary of the ranch.

Water:

A water meter is currently in place upon entering the property, along with 1300+/- ft of frontage on Lake Placid. There is a small portion of the property, along the lake banks, that falls in the floodplain.

Exemptions:

The Lake Placid Ranch is currently under wildlife exemption.