Cinco Ranch provides an opportunity to own a portion of one of the finest Hill Country ranches out there. Years of dedicated stewardship are evident in the lush stands of native grasses, majestic live oaks, and abundant native and exotic wildlife. The ranch offers a blank canvas with numerous exceptional building sites—whether you prefer sweeping long-range views or a more secluded setting tucked beneath towering oaks in a quiet valley.

Improvements: The ranch is free of structural improvements but offers electricity, paved road frontage, and endless potential for prime building sites. An all-weather road runs the length of the property, featuring concrete low-water crossings over two major drainages. The perimeter is high-fenced on the north, west, and south sides, with new high fencing needed along the eastern boundary.

Water: A single pond is located on the property, and the South Fork of the Guadalupe River crosses the north side of the ranch, though it is primarily a dry riverbed in this area. Several additional unnamed creek drainages traverse the land, carrying water during wet periods and offering promising sites for future pond development.

Vegetation and Terrain: One of the ranch’s most striking features is its exceptional stand of native grasses, the result of years of dedicated cedar management. Majestic Live Oaks, Post Oaks, Red Oaks, and Cedar Elms thrive across the property thanks to this careful stewardship. Select areas have been left with dense cedar growth, creating ideal sanctuary cover for wildlife. Elevations range from approximately 2,180 to 2,292 feet above sea level, offering rolling terrain, long-range views, and creek drainages shaded by large trees with deep, fertile soils.

Wildlife: This ranch is loaded with quality native wildlife species which include Whitetail Deer, turkey, hogs, dove, varmints and much more.

Location: The ranch has paved road frontage on both Hwy 39 and RR 187 and is 20 miles southwest of Hunt, 30+ miles west of Kerrville, 100+ miles northwest of San Antonio, 135+ miles southwest of Austin and 290+ miles west of Houston.
Minerals: Negotiable.