Location: High Vista Ranch is situated approximately 12 miles south-southwest of Llano, Texas. It is located 34 miles north of Fredericksburg, Texas, making it 85 miles from Austin, Texas, and 102 miles from San Antonio International Airport.

Description: High Vista Ranch has been operated as a cattle ranch and was once part of a larger ranch. The property has been meticulously maintained, with minimal unwanted brush species and limited prickly pear. The landscape is adorned with hundreds of large Live Oak and Post Oak trees scattered throughout. Views to the South and West are unrivaled.

Elevation: The highest elevation on the ranch is 1,480 feet, while the lowest point near the wet weather creek is 1,290 feet. This variation in elevation provides the ranch with its name and offers some breathtaking views.

Fencing: The ranch is fully perimeter-fenced.

Soils: Approximately 60% of the ranch consists of sandy loam soil. As you move towards the western side, the terrain becomes rocky, featuring spectacular granite outcrops along with some quartz outcrops.

Water: The ranch boasts three ponds that collect rain runoff and has two water wells that are 3 gallons per minute and 10 gallons per minute.

Improvements: Improvements on the ranch are power and the two water wells.

Access: Access to the ranch is via paved Llano County Road 113.

Wildlife: High Vista Ranch has a diverse array of wildlife. The property is home to native species such as white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, bobwhite quail, mourning dove, and feral hogs. Varmints that are known to inhabit the area are raccoons, red and gray foxes, coyotes. Additionally, you may encounter various bird species, including owls and caracaras. The ranch’s ponds and wet weather creek also attract a variety of waterfowl and other wildlife, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts.

Vegetation: The vegetation on High Vista Ranch is diverse and abundant. The ranch is covered with hundreds of large Live Oak and Post Oak trees, providing ample shade and beauty. The understory is composed of native grasses such as Little Bluestem and Texas wintergrass, which are important for soil conservation and provide forage for wildlife. Additionally, the ranch features a variety of wildflowers, including Bluebonnets and Indian Paintbrush, which add vibrant colors to the landscape during the
blooming season. The western side of the ranch, with its rocky terrain, is home to unique plant species that thrive in such conditions, including various cacti and succulents.

Financial: The seller will provide a basic title policy and existing survey. If the current agricultural use of the property ceases after the sale for any reason, or if the buyer does not file Form 50-167 Application for 1-d-1 (Open Space) appraisal in a timely manner, and the appraisal district begins valuing the property at market value rather than production value, the seller will not be held responsible for rollback taxes for any of the current or preceding five years. The buyer hereby releases the seller from any and all liability.

Disclaimer: The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted by the broker or seller and is subject to change, prior to sale, errors, and/or omissions, and withdrawal from the market. Buyers are responsible for their resolution to purchase the subject property according to local, state, and federal law, and due diligence as required by the proposed use. The property is shown by appointment only; do not trespass. The buyer’s broker must be identified on the first contact and must accompany the buying prospect on the first showing to be allowed full fee participation. Fee participation will ultimately be at the sole discretion of the listing broker.

Located 3 miles South of Pontotoc, Texas, 27 miles from Llano, Texas and 27 miles from Mason, Texas. The following are highlights of the property:

– Private access off Buffalo Road (private road off County-maintained Hickory Grove Road)

– Electricity on-site

– Perimeter fenced

– 7 gallon per minute water well

– Excellent views/homesites

– Big hardwoods (mainly Post and Live Oak)

– Close proximity (17 miles) to Castell, TX

– Interior trail system

– Light deed restrictions (attached)

– Additional adjoining 59 acres available.

34.6 acres recently surveyed out of a larger family tract of land.
Dramatic elevation range from 1,160-1,260.
Wet weather creek with large oak trees travels across the entire property providing a future opportunity for a good sized pond.

Less than 4 miles South of Llano on paved CR314.
1/4 mile of paved County Road frontage.

30 minutes to Fredericksburg, 1 hour 20 minutes to Austin, 1 hour 30 minutes to San Antonio.

The current ownership lives in a nice 3/2/2 carport manufactured home on the property with magnificent views. There is also an open floor plan bunkhouse with shower and bath. The current accommodations would provide a great place for the new owners to live while they build on a premium, future dream homesite that appears at the back north east portion of the property with amazing 1,260 foot views looking south and southwest towards Hickory Mountain and Bachelor Peak. With a little more clearing and trimming, even greater views would reveal themselves.

There are additional structures including 1 acre goat pen with chicken coop, a beautiful vintage windmill near the electric well, fenced garden, and garden shed.

For a mid sized acreage tract, this 34.6 acres has great long range views, varying topography, electricity in place, ag exemption, reliable water well, and close proximity to Llano.

There is little to NO cedar on this property.

Although they have dried up from the recent heat, this property had beautiful and lush wildflowers of every color into the early summer.

Local wildlife in the area includes whitetail deer, dove, some quail, turkey, feral pigs, and free range axis.

The property is fenced on three sides (not on the county road frontage).

Ag-Exemption in place.

48.781 acres of beautiful hill country land is ready for the new buyer to build the ranch house of their dreams!

Located in the Riley Mtn range with access on paved County Road 312, a dead-end road, thereby eliminating any through traffic.

Riley Mountain is one the most prominent locations in Llano County because of its elevation at 1,740 feet. The Llano Municipal Airport, by comparison, is 1,101 feet of elevation. This property provides 180 degree views looking NE towards Lake LBJ and Lucky Mtns.

Nearly 100 ft of elevation change at the back (west) overlooking Pyramid Creek valley with numerous large oak and elm trees.
Also, a beautiful interior valley with giant oaks.

2,000 ft of Pyramid Creek with numerous large oak trees runs thru this property collecting runoff water from the higher elevations and could possibly provide an opportunity for a future pond.

An additional 800 ft of an unnamed creek runs into Pyramid Creek on the property.

Motor grader quality granite gravel road to potential homesite.

An existing 10.5 gpm well with electricity and pump house is located near the front of the property. The Hickory Aquifer is shown to be underneath the ranch.

There are a couple sets of old wooden livestock pens on the property.

All new perimeter fencing in 2021.

Electricity provided by CTEC at front of property.

Ag exempt taxes were $41.00 in 2023

Located approximately 10 miles South of Llano, TX off paved County Road 312.
The ranch is about 85 miles from Austin, TX, 115 miles from San Antonio, TX and 45 miles from Fredericksburg, TX.

Minimal Deed Restrictions in place to protect value of the property.
1. No mobile, manufactured or modular homes permitted.
2. No hunting blinds, feeders, nor structures of any kind within 100 feet of any
property line.
3. No junkyards.