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Ranch 1228 — Burnet County, Texas 6244 County Road 340, Burnet, TX 78611 OVERVIEW Tucked into the Hill Country between Marble Falls and Burnet, under an hour from downtown Austin, Ranch 1228 is a turnkey, resort-caliber retreat built for entertaining at scale. Whether the vision is a private family compound or a high-end commercial recreation operation, the pieces are already in place: exceptional water headlined by two picturesque lakes, a gated, guardhouse-protected entrance, an extensive network of paved and improved roads, a full headquarters compound on the shoreline, three additional homes for guests and staff, and the pens, barns and fencing needed to run exotic game and upland bird programs. For the serious outdoorsman who wants to host, this is a rare, ready-made platform. WATER Water is a defining strength of Ranch 1228, both on the surface and below it. The centerpiece is a pair of connected lakes totaling roughly 8 acres, positioned beside the headquarters so they are part of daily life rather than a destination — the Main Lodge, dock, pool and pavilion all sit on their banks. Three additional sizeable ponds and a number of smaller stock tanks are spread across the property. Multiple creek drainages cross the ranch; the main one feeds the double lakes and will carry water for extended stretches following rain. Below ground, eight water wells serve the ranch, headlined by an irrigation well capable of producing 400 gallons per minute. The lakes are stocked with bass, catfish and perch, and migrating waterfowl arrive through the fall and winter. WILDLIFE Behind the high fence, an unusually diverse mix of native and exotic species roams the ranch: Aoudad, Axis, Bison, Blackbuck, Black Hawaiian sheep, Corsican sheep, Elk, Giraffe, Kangaroo, Fallow deer, Mouflon, Nilgai, Nubian Ibex, Scimitar-Horned Oryx, Texas Dall sheep, Transcaspian Urial, Zebra and trophy white-tailed deer. Several strategically placed breeding pens support the game program, and a dedicated upland bird breeding and housing facility makes put-and-shoot hunts a simple matter of scheduling. HEADQUARTERS COMPOUND Set beside the water, the headquarters compound is reached through two electric gates and across the scenic dam that separates the two lakes — an arrival that sets the tone. Arranged with peaceful water views and linked by paved road and walkways are the Main Lodge, the Fitness Center, the Longhorn Lodge, two pickleball courts, a lit tennis/basketball court, an open-air pavilion, and the newly completed Upland and Wetland Lodges. MAIN LODGE Traditional Hill Country limestone gives the Main Lodge its presence on the lakeshore. At approximately 7,500 square feet, it offers seven bedrooms, each with an en-suite bath, two powder rooms and a two-car garage — sized and laid out for a full house of family and guests. A two-story living room anchored by a grand rock fireplace opens to a wrap-around porch with a commercial bar, enclosed by nine sets of accordion doors that fold away to bring the lake inside. Lutron lighting runs throughout, and hotel-style card-key entry gives every bedroom true privacy. Also inside: a game room with wet bar, a gourmet kitchen with multiple pantries, a breakfast room and a formal dining room. Sleeping quarters include five king bedrooms, a stand-alone bunkroom, and a family suite pairing a king bedroom with its own attached bunkroom. Outside, the lodge is stitched to the lake by an infinity pool and hot tub, a putting green, covered porches, fire pits, an outdoor kitchen and a private dock. FITNESS CENTER & COURTS The roughly 3,668-square-foot Fitness Center is fully equipped: a complete weight room on interlocking rubber tile, a yoga studio with maple hardwood floors, a half bath, a lounge area with a beverage center, lockers and a laundry room. Attached is a kids' playroom with a climbing wall and foam pits, so the whole family has a reason to be there. Directly adjacent are the two pickleball courts and the tennis/basketball court — both fenced, lit and laid out with ample room for spectators. GUEST & STAFF RESIDENCES Longhorn Lodge — 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths and 2 half baths, with a commercial laundry room attached under its own separate entrance. Upland Lodge — 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, open-concept kitchen and living area. Newly completed. Wetland Lodge — 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, open-concept kitchen and living area. Newly completed. Blackbuck Lodge — 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, walk-in closets, a remodeled kitchen opening onto the living room, and a large covered front porch. Reachable from inside the ranch or directly from the county road. Elk Lodge — 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, in a charming farmhouse style with front and side porches. Caretaker's House — 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, with its own separate county road entrance. RANCH INFRASTRUCTURE Beyond the headquarters, the working side of the ranch is equally complete: two barns, a giraffe barn, cattle pens and a riding arena, a clay shooting range, bird breeding pens and strategic cross-fencing throughout. Together with the road system, the water and the wildlife program, it all adds up to a sportsman's getaway that is genuinely ready to operate from day one. HABITAT/TERRAIN Rolling but eminently usable, the terrain climbs from roughly 1,020 to 1,200 feet and delivers long Hill Country vistas from numerous points across the ranch. Massive live oaks dominate the landscape, joined by cedar elm, post oaks and hackberry. Much of the acreage has been selectively cleared of cedar to open up the country, while chosen pockets have been left in native cover to shelter wildlife. Several tillable fields are set up for irrigation from large sprinkler systems, giving the next owner the option to produce hay or plant food plots for wildlife. * Co-listed with Cord Shiflet of Moreland Properties * (Buyers agent must be identified on the first contact and must accompany buyer prospect on all showings to be allowed full participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Shipley Ranches, Broker). The information contained herein is understood to be accurate and reliable, but it is not guaranteed. Please verify all information before using the information contained herein for decision-making purposes.

Doesn't get any better than this. RVs, tiny homes, mobile homes, etc., are all allowed here. You are actually FREE TO DO AS YOU PLEASE in this UNRESTRICTED paradise with gorgeous views of New Mexico's tallest mountain, right near downtown Taos, and within an hour of Angel Fire and Taos Ski Slopes! Wheeler Peak, which towers at 13,000+ feet, will be your backyard view. Enjoy the famous culture, art, and food of Taos, only a short drive away. Santa Fe, Angel Fire, and Colorado are also nearby. There's a reason this area is one of New Mexico's most visited places. We have multiple 1 acre lots here, as well as half acre lots. Some are cleared, some have trees. LOT SIZE: 1 acre lots (multiple available), and half acre lots (multiple available). TERRAIN: Some of our lots are cleared, some have trees. You can pick what you like best. PARCEL NUMBER: See "property website" link for details COUNTY: Taos County, NM SUBDIVISION: Tres Piedras Estates HOA: No ZONING: None, unrestricted COUNTY BUILDING CODES: None RV FRIENDLY: Yes, RV parking is permitted DESCRIPTION: Vacant Land YEARLY TAXES: About $12 BACK TAXES: None ROAD ACCESS: Yes, there is legal access to ALL our parcels here CLOSEST TOWNS: Downtown Taos (35 min), Espanola (1 hr), Angel Fire (1.5 hr), Santa Fe (1.5 hr), Albuquerque (2.5 hr) NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, Taos, Angel Fire, Cimarron Canyon State Park, Albuquerque, Sante Fe... SEWAGE: Septic or composting system will need to be installed WATER: A private well or water-hauling will need to be utilized. Well costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the process. POWER: Solar is usually the most cost effective solution to set up in this area. INTERNET: Satellite internet (Starlink recommended) DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed DOCUMENT PREP FEE: None

Unique offering! Escape to your own private country retreat on 25 acres in four tracts in Cascade, Virginia that borders the North Carolina state line. This property boasts a spectacular setting of VERY private wooded land with water views! Step inside this cute rustic cabin to find a spacious open living room, perfect for enjoying the wood burning stove during those cool nights. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances and new butcher block countertops making for tons of space for preparing meals. The large bedroom includes a full size bathroom that has been recently updated and includes washer/dryer hookups. Up the spiral stair is a charming loft area with a balcony overlooking the cabin. Outside, you'll find a wraparound deck you can relax all day on as well as a spacious shed with electric, ideal for storing all your outdoor equipment or converting into a workshop. A perfect blend of rustic charm and modern amenities, this home is truly a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Located in the Lost Corner neighborhood with access to many acres of woods and beautiful boating and fishing. Don't miss out on the opportunity to make this peaceful oasis your own. Call 540 487 0480 to schedule a tour today! Realtors warmly welcome, equal housing opportunity, address is 164 Old Cabin Road, Cascade VA 24069, price is $350,000. Need financing? No problem, owner can take back a long-term note on easy terms with no closing costs and no prepayment penalties, easy approval, and quick closing.

*Offered without a published price. The sellers are accepting offers and will evaluate on price, terms, and ability to close.*Most large land offerings in Pennsylvania are one thing. Timber. Recreation. Farm ground. Development ground. This one is several things at once, and that is the entire point. Mountain Ridge Trails Resort is a contiguous mountain assemblage in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, in the heart of the Laurel Highlands, made up of thirty-one separate parcels held under a single ownership. It carries an operating off-road recreation business, a long-term wind energy lease, and oil, gas and mineral interests. It also sits on some of the best big woods hunting ground in the western half of this state. There is a difference between land where you could build a trail system and land where the trail system already exists, already has a name, and already produces revenue. This is the second kind. The trails are cut, marked, and maintained. Staging, gate control, signage, and safety infrastructure are in place. Assembling a contiguous block of this size in Pennsylvania is close to impossible today. Getting a trail system operating on it is a separate multi-year project. Building a rider following is a third. Somebody already paid that price. The next owner does not have to. The growth case is the largest value driver here. This property is under monetized relative to its footprint, which is what happens when a family-scale operation sits on an institutional-scale asset. Lodging, a rental fleet, memberships, organized events, four-season use in one of the more reliable snow belts in the state, service and retail, hunting leases, and managed timber are all supported by ground and infrastructure that already exist. Somerset County is also building a countywide ATV trail plan, and county officials and ownership have been in contact about this property serving as a connection point within it. The energy position separates this from every other large recreational tract in Pennsylvania. A portion of the ridge is under a wind lease, and the owned the oil, gas and mineral interests convey rather than being carved out at closing. That produces contractual income and establishes that this ridge carries real energy infrastructure value. It also opens a conversation most land never gets to have. The constraint on data center development in this country is power and land. Pennsylvania sits inside PJM, and site selection teams screen weekly for exactly what this is. A large contiguous block, one seller, one closing, existing energy infrastructure, ridge top elevation and cool ambient temperatures, proven heavy construction access, frontage, and a rural jurisdiction that works with the energy industry. This is not an entitled, powered, shovel-ready site and no one should buy it as one. It is a site that scores unusually well on the criteria that matter. Then there is what happens here when the machines are parked. Mature hardwood and mixed cover on mountain terrain with elevation change, natural funnels, benches, and thick bedding cover, in a county that consistently produces some of the better bucks, black bear, with strong turkey, grouse, and small game throughout. What separates it from the rest of the state is not habitat. It is control. One ownership and gated access means the property is the management unit, and the buyer controls the herd, the pressure, and the harvest. Almost nobody in Pennsylvania has that. Marketing gets attention. Strategy gets offers. This is not a property that sells because it is listed. It sells because a buyer understands what took decades to assemble here and what it would cost to replicate. Thirty-one parcels, one ridge, one ownership, one signature. A confidential property, parcel and asset schedule, financial statements, executed leases, permits, and title work are available to qualified buyers upon execution of a confidentiality agreement. Serious inquiries, contact us today to have a conversation.

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Dear Land Buyer, Are you looking for an affordable Florida property with paved-road access, no HOA dues, and room to build in a quiet setting? - Hold it now for just $50 on our website. Trailblazer Tuesday coupon available on our website. This 0.75-acre corner lot in Putnam County may be a good fit if you want residentially zoned land with electricity available for connection and no mapped flood or wetland concerns based on available research. You are getting no HOA, paved-road access, gently sloping terrain, and a larger corner parcel. That means no monthly HOA dues, no HOA board, and no private association approval process. You are not paying for a gate, clubhouse, pool, landscaping, or community amenities you may never use. You are buying an undeveloped residential property where you can investigate building a home, subject to county approval and all applicable requirements. This property may be a good fit if you want affordable residential land, fewer private restrictions, paved access, electricity nearby, and additional road frontage from a corner location. It may not be right for you if you need public water, public sewer, or a property that is ready for immediate construction. The property is located in Putnam County at approximately 29.6383, -81.89055. The parcel is located on a paved road. Paved access may make the property easier to reach in different weather conditions than land located on an unmaintained dirt road, but buyers should still independently confirm legal and physical access before purchasing. The property is also a corner lot. A corner location can provide additional road frontage and more options when evaluating driveway placement or site layout. Electricity is available for connection to the property. A private well would need to be installed for water, and a septic system would need to be installed for wastewater. You should independently verify electrical connection costs, service requirements, water availability, expected well depth, septic suitability, installation costs, permit requirements, and any other utility needs. The property has estimated slopes ranging from approximately 0% to 5%. In practical terms, the terrain ranges from mostly level to gently sloping. That may make the property easier to walk, inspect, and evaluate than land with steep or highly uneven terrain, but you should still visit the parcel and decide whether the site conditions fit your plans. The surrounding vegetation is characteristic of Florida pine flatwoods, with sandy soils, slash pine, saw palmetto, wiregrass, native shrubs, and scattered oak trees. Available research does not show mapped flood or wetland concerns for the parcel. That may reduce some of the uncertainty associated with properties located in designated flood or wetland areas, but buyers should still independently confirm the property's current flood and wetland status before purchasing. The property is zoned R-1. This is a residential zoning classification intended for single-family home use, subject to the requirements that apply to this specific parcel. Lot eligibility, setbacks, minimum dwelling standards, septic approval, permitting, driveway placement, and any other development requirements should be confirmed directly with Putnam County. You should confirm your intended use with the county before making plans. So what are you really getting? You are getting an affordable 0.75-acre residential corner lot with no HOA, paved-road access, mostly level to gently sloping terrain, electricity available for connection, and no mapped flood or wetland concerns based on available research. You are also getting the opportunity to own a larger residential parcel without paying for a long list of community features and services you may not want. If that is what you are looking for, Buy to purchase the property. If you need more time to complete your research, Hold to temporarily secure it while you review the details. Until the property is purchased or placed on hold, another buyer may buy it. All information is based on independent research and is provided for general informational purposes. Buyers should independently confirm zoning, permitted uses, parcel buildability, access, utility availability, well and septic requirements, floodplain status, wetland status, title A one-time document preparation fee is paid upfront at closing and covers deed preparation, recording, and administrative costs. LOT BREAKDOWN: WHAT YOU'RE GETTING Assessor's Parcel Number: 10-10-24-4060-0050-0040 Legal Description: Interlachen Lakes Ests Unit 1 Mb4 P99 Blk E Lots 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 & 12 Elevation: 47 GPS Center Coordinates (Approx.): 29.6383, -81.89055 Annual Taxes: ~$191.85 Zoning: R-1 Time Limit To Build: None as far as we are aware Access: Paved Road Power: We recommend that you contact Putnam County to confirm, but according to our research, electricity is available for connection to the property Water: A well would need to be installed Sewer: A septic system would need to be installed Official Contacts: Please contact Putnam County RVs Allowed?: We recommend that you contact Putnam County to confirm, but, according to our research, RVs are not allowed Buildable?: Because we do not know the specifics of what you may want to build on the property, we recommend that you contact the building and/or zoning department(s) for more information on the relevant zoning and building regulations and how to obtain a building permit Survey Available?: No, we have not had a survey commissioned, but if you would like to pay for a survey we would be happy to work with your chosen surveyor In HOA?: No HOA Annual HOA Dues: ~$0.00

Own a piece of UNRESTRICTED paradise with gorgeous views of New Mexico's tallest mountain, right near downtown Taos, and within an hour of Angel Fire and Taos Ski Slopes! Doesn't get any better than this. RVs, tiny homes, mobile homes, etc., are all allowed here. You are actually FREE TO DO AS YOU PLEASE! Wheeler Peak, which towers at 13,000+ feet, will be your backyard view. Enjoy the famous culture, art, and food of Taos, only a short drive away. Santa Fe, Angel Fire, and Colorado are also nearby. There's a reason this area is one of New Mexico's most visited places. We have multiple half acre lots here, as well as 1 acre lots. Some are cleared, some have trees. LOT SIZE: Half acre lots (multiple available), and 1 acre lots (multiple available). TERRAIN: Some of our lots are cleared, some have trees. You can pick what you like best. PARCEL NUMBER: See "property website" link for details COUNTY: Taos County, NM SUBDIVISION: Tres Piedras Estates HOA: No ZONING: None, unrestricted COUNTY BUILDING CODES: None RV FRIENDLY: Yes, RV parking is permitted DESCRIPTION: Vacant Land YEARLY TAXES: About $6 BACK TAXES: None ROAD ACCESS: Yes, there is legal access to ALL our parcels here CLOSEST TOWNS: Downtown Taos (35 min), Espanola (1 hr), Angel Fire (1.5 hr), Santa Fe (1.5 hr), Albuquerque (2.5 hr) NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, Taos, Angel Fire, Cimarron Canyon State Park, Albuquerque, Sante Fe... SEWAGE: Septic or composting system will need to be installed WATER: A private well or water-hauling will need to be utilized. Well costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the process. POWER: Solar is usually the most cost effective solution to set up in this area. INTERNET: Satellite internet (Starlink recommended) DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed DOCUMENT PREP FEE: None

This is 1.5 acres of high desert pine country in southern Oregon, sitting at around 4,500 feet in the Sprague River valley. The land is quiet and open, with ponderosa pine and juniper scattered across it and mountain views in every direction. Bullard Drive runs to the property, so you can get to it and walk it yourself. At night the sky out here is dark enough to see the Milky Way with your own eyes. There are no neighbors stacked on top of you and no city noise. Just wind in the trees and room to breathe. You can actually use this land. Build a single-family home when you're ready, site-built or manufactured. Tiny homes are allowed too, as long as they meet county code. If you want to build it yourself over time, you can live in an RV on site while you work, with an active building permit and a temporary use permit from the county. Not ready to build yet? Camp on it. Short-term camping is allowed up to 21 days in any six-month period, so you can bring the family out, set up a tent or a trailer, and make weekends out of it while you plan. There's no HOA and no covenants telling you what color to paint your door. The area around you is the real draw. The Sprague River is close by and holds trout. The Fremont-Winema National Forest surrounds the region, which means hunting, hiking, and thousands of acres of public land to explore. Gearhart Mountain Wilderness is a short drive east past Bly. Head northwest and you can be standing at the rim of Crater Lake in about two hours. The Klamath Basin sits west of you and draws some of the biggest bird migrations in the country every spring and fall. For day-to-day needs, the mini-mart in Beatty is about 15 minutes away, and Klamath Falls is roughly an hour west when you need a real grocery store, a hardware store, or a hospital. Close enough to be practical. Far enough to feel like your own. We are open to owner financing as well - here is what that would look like: - Total Money Down: $599($349 downpayment + $250 closing cost) - Monthly: $211/month for 72 months See Info below! - Subdivision: Ferguson Mountain Pines - State:OR - County: - Zip: - Size: 1.5 - Parcel: R298859 - Legal Description: Lot 4, Block 22, Tract 1010, First Addition to Ferguson Mountain Pines, situate in Section 33, Township 35, South Range 13 East of the Williamette meridian. - Approximate Lat/Long Coordinates: 42.4884, -121.1827 42.4886, -121.1814 42.4879, -121.1825 42.4881, -121.1813 - Annual Taxes: Approximately 60.09/year - Zoning: Estate Residential --- Single-family homes allowed (site-built or manufactured) --- Tiny/small homes allowed when permitted as a code-compliant dwelling (County guidance indicates approximately 300 sq. ft. minimum) --- RV allowed while building a home with an active building permit and approved Temporary Use Permit --- Short-term camping allowed (up to 21 days within any 6-month period) --- Call Klamath County Planning at 541-883-5121, Option 4 for more information - HOA/POA: No - Improvements: - Access: Bullard Dr. - Water: Would be by well - Sewer: Would be by sceptic - Utilities: Would be by alternative **Note: Information presented on this page is deemed accurate, but is not guaranteed. Buyer is advised to do their own due diligence**

Overview: Nestled in the heart of the historic Clear Creek Valley in Cooke County, Rolling R Ranch is a remarkable legacy property that represents a rare opportunity to own one of North Texas' most captivating landscapes. Encompassing approximately 1,303 contiguous acres, the ranch combines rich agricultural heritage, exceptional recreational value, and the natural beauty that has attracted families to the valley for generations. Defined by more than 2.5 miles of Clear Creek, mature hardwood forests, native grasslands, and ancient pecan groves, the property's diverse landscape supports productive cattle operations while offering outstanding hunting, fishing, horseback riding, and outdoor recreation. Rolling R Ranch was not acquired as a finished property. Instead, it was thoughtfully assembled and carefully shaped over nearly 30 years by the current owner through the acquisition of adjoining acreage and a long-term vision centered on stewardship, family, and the outdoors. Every major decision-from the placement of homes, trails, and scenic overlooks to grazing management and wildlife habitat conservation-was made to preserve the ranch's natural character while enhancing its functionality and beauty. The result is a property that reflects decades of intentional land stewardship and planning, designed with future generations in mind. The ranch's dramatic topography and timeless character sets it apart from virtually every other offering in the region. More than 100 feet of elevation change unfolds across sharp ridges and scenic overlooks, revealing breathtaking panoramic views of the Clear Creek Valley below. From sunrise casting golden light across the creek bottoms to vibrant Texas sunsets stretching across the horizon, the ranch's elevated vantage points offer an ever-changing backdrop showcasing the very best of Cooke County. The improvements have been thoughtfully positioned to preserve the property's commanding views while encouraging outdoor living. The main ranch home is in a park-like setting featuring professional landscaping, flagstone walkways, a swimming pool, and a hot tub that seamlessly blend into the surrounding landscape. Complementing the residence is an exceptional equestrian barndominium with well-appointed living quarters, strategically positioned so the owner can enjoy close proximity to the horses. Located near the historic Chisholm Trail and Butterfield Overland Mail Route, Rolling R Ranch occupies one of North Texas' most historically significant landscapes. Historic pioneer trail remnants, nearby frontier landmarks, and connections to the legend of Sam Bass add another layer to the property's rich history. Despite its remarkable sense of seclusion, expansive views, and exceptional natural diversity, the ranch is located approximately 75 minutes from the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, making it ideally suited for family retreats, recreation, equestrian pursuits, and working ranch operations. Location: Rolling R Ranch is located on the northeastern edge of the Cross Timbers & Prairies Region of Texas, along the Clear Creek Valley west of Interstate 35, between Rosston and Era near the community of Leo in southwest Cooke County. It is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes from Dallas and 1 hour and 15 minutes from Fort Worth. Nearby towns include Rosston (3 miles west) Muenster (16 miles north) Gainesville (23 miles northeast) Decatur (24 miles southwest) Denton (39 miles southeast) DFW International Airport (65 miles) Physical Address: 1796 FM-328, Rosston, Texas 76263 Main House: Built in 2014, the 3,716-square-foot main residence offers four bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms with a functional floor plan designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The open-concept great room features a stone fireplace with stone flooring that extends throughout all the main living spaces. The kitchen includes granite countertops, custom cabinetry, a large center island, and a butler's pantry for additional storage and prep space. A wet bar is located adjacent to the main living area. Just off the kitchen is a screened-in porch overlooking the landscaped and irrigated grounds, along with a swimming pool and hot tub that provide an ideal setting for relaxing or entertaining family and guests. Barndominium: Built in 2001, the 2,800-square-foot barndominium serves as ranch headquarters or additional lodging for family and visitors. A unique combination of comfortable accommodations and functional ranch infrastructure, the upper level includes 1,724 square feet of living space with four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a full kitchen, an open living area, and a screened balcony overlooking the surrounding wildlife sanctuary. The lower level features a climate-controlled workshop with a full bathroom, providing ample space for projects, equipment storage, or ranch operations. Adjacent to the workshop is a four-stall horse barn with a dedicated tack room, creating a practical equestrian facility that keeps horses and equipment conveniently housed under one roof. Additional Barns: 4,800 SF Hay Barn 1,600 SF R Panel Barn, 312 SF Fully Enclosed 1,200 SF R Panel Barn, 520 SF Fully Enclosed Terrain: The ranch features nearly 100 feet of elevation change, creating a landscape of rolling hills, scenic ridgelines, and elevated overlooks. Sweeping views extend across the Clear Creek Valley, showcasing a blend of native rangeland, improved pastures, and mature hardwood creek bottoms. One of the property's defining natural features is a limestone ridge that extends for more than 3 miles across the southern half of the ranch. The ridgeline offers ever-changing views across the Clear Creek Valley and surrounding countryside, making it one of the premier vantage points on the property. A picturesque waterfall cascades over limestone ledges below the ridge, creating a striking focal point within the rugged terrain and a quiet retreat to enjoy the natural beauty of the ranch. Vegetation: The ranch supports a diverse mix of native prairie, improved pasture, and mature hardwood forests characteristic of the Clear Creek Valley. Rolling uplands are dominated by native grasses including big bluestem, little bluestem, silver bluestem, switchgrass, sideoats grama, and Indiangrass. These deep-rooted species provide quality forage, improve soil health, and create excellent habitat for wildlife. Complementing the native range are well-maintained Bermuda grass pastures that provide productive grazing for livestock. Along Clear Creek, the ridges, and the numerous draws, mature stands of red oak, post oak, live oak, chinkapin oak, and stately pecan trees provide shade, mast production, and excellent cover for whitetail deer, turkey, and other native wildlife. Native sand plum thickets are scattered throughout the ranch, producing vibrant spring blooms while providing valuable browse and nesting cover. The combination of native rangeland, improved pastures, mature hardwoods, and healthy understory vegetation creates a productive landscape that supports both livestock operations and abundant wildlife. Water: LIVE water is one of the ranch's most defining features, with more than 2.5 miles of Clear Creek flowing through the property, including Cove Hollow Creek which flows in from the west. In addition to the creek system, the ranch includes 11 stock ponds. Groundwater is also excellent and there are 4 water wells. Wells provide water to the homes and improvements. Waterlines are also in place and distribute water to 14 water troughs, many of which are concrete. This ranch has abundant water resources. Wildlife: The property supports healthy populations of native game and non-game species commonly found throughout the Cross Timbers region of North Texas, including: White-tailed deer Rio Grande turkey Dove Wild hogs Coyotes Bobcats Numerous songbirds and native species Cooke County has long been recognized for producing quality native whitetails, and the Rolling R Ranch offers the habitat and management characteristics that support that reputation. A diverse landscape of mature hardwoods, native prairie, limestone ridges, and productive creek bottoms provides ideal year-round cover, bedding areas, and natural browse for wildlife. The ranch has been lightly hunted, allowing wildlife to mature with minimal pressure. The extensive creek bottom serves as a primary travel corridor while creating outstanding habitat for whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and other native game. Combined with the property's size and diversity, the result is a ranch that offers both consistent recreational opportunities and the long-term potential for exceptional hunting. Recreation: Beyond its exceptional hunting opportunities, the Rolling R Ranch has been thoughtfully enjoyed as a place for outdoor recreation and family adventure. An extensive network of trails winds through the property, providing miles of routes well suited for hiking, mountain biking, and enduro riding while showcasing the ranch's diverse terrain, hardwood forests, limestone ridges, and native grasslands. More than 2.5 miles of Clear Creek invite endless exploration. A long-standing family tradition known simply as "creeking" involves walking the creek from one end of the ranch to the other, discovering limestone ledges, clear pools, wildlife, and artifacts from days gone by. It is an experience that has become a defining part of the ranch for multiple generations. A dedicated camping area, complete with elevated tent platforms and a fire pit, provides an ideal gathering place for overnight stays beneath the stars. Combined with outstanding birding opportunities and the peaceful setting found throughout the ranch, the Rolling R offers recreation that extends well beyond hunting, creating a property designed to be experienced and enjoyed year-round by family and friends. Cattle: This is a highly productive ranch for cattle and/ or hay production.

RMR Ranch is a 480 deeded acre one of a kind property, offering an opportunity for raw natural resources, recreational possibilities, unmatched privacy and access. RMR Ranch lies in the heart of Colorado's renowned Game Management Unit 76, one of the state's most respected trophy hunting units. Managed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife with a long-term focus on mature age class, herd health, and balanced sex ratios, Unit 76 has earned its reputation for producing exceptional elk, Shiras moose, and mule deer. Combined with some of the finest high-country habitat in the Rockies, the unit continues to produce the kind of mature, record-book-caliber animals that serious hunters pay attention to. The property is eligible for landowner tags through the Landowner Preference Program for elk and mule deer and has a history of trophy-class wildlife, including 330- to 380-class bulls, while moose tags may be drawn with sufficient points. The property features two 7-acre lakes, over 3 miles of improved trout streams, and Red Mountain Creek, which flows through the entire length of the property. Red Mountain Creek, along with the lakes and streams, creates a private fishery that is completely under your management, offering exclusive fishing opportunities in its pristine waters. Abundant with brown and rainbow trout, this fishery ensures a consistent and rewarding fishing experience while allowing owners to maintain the health and sustainability of its aquatic ecosystem. With no public access or pressure from outside anglers, the property provides a rare opportunity to preserve and enjoy a thriving, unspoiled fishery. Elevations ranging from 9,300 to 9,700 feet offer spectacular views the surrounding landscapes, and nearby 12,000+ foot peaks, including Piedra Peak, located just four miles away. The land itself is a diverse mix of aspens, spruce, and willows, further contributing to the property's beauty and ecological richness. Recreational opportunities abound at RMR Ranch, including hunting, fishing, hiking, rock climbing, kayaking, paddleboarding, horseback riding, and ATV exploration. The land's remote nature, year-round accessibility, and raw, untouched beauty make it feel like stepping back into the 1800s. It is a place where the land has remained largely untouched and protected from the outside world. The ranch includes multiple well-appointed structures, including a Engelmann Spruce Log Cabin boasting 4,193 square feet of living space with extraordinary high ceilings, a floor-to-ceiling three-story fireplace, and expansive windows showcasing breathtaking views. Additional structures on the property include a large barn with a two story caretaker's apartment above, a second log cabin (2,450 sq. ft.), a fully equipped workshop, and a dedicated yoga/exercise room near the main house. The landscape is enhanced by well-maintained gravel and dirt roads, post fencing, and designated car park areas. Additional amenities include a chicken coop, an outdoor mechanical room with generator and hydro power units, and an expansive wrap-around balcony offering panoramic views of the lakes, streams, and surrounding peaks. RMR Ranch provides a rare combination of seclusion and convenience. While its setting offers unparalleled privacy, the property is just 15 miles from Creede, Colorado, a historic mining town with year-round amenities. The ranch also features year-round access for ease of use in all seasons. Rhoda's Arch, a shelter natural arch caused from erosion through a ridge of trachyte can be viewed from the RMR Ranch. Due to the remoteness and legal access, RMR Ranch is one of the few places that provides a viewpoint of the arch.

HUNTING FOR A GOOD TIME? 31.79 WOODED ACRES COMPRISED OF 4 LOTS, SO BRING A FRIEND OR FAMILY MEMBER, IT'S ALREADY SPLIT UP. USE IT NOW....24X28 CABIN SHELL WITH ELECTRIC....WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET, LOTS OF MATERIAL TO KEEP FINISHING, WOOD STOVE TO KEEP YOU WARM, INCINERATOR TOILET, HUGE STORAGE LOFT.....WAY BETTER THAN A TENT AND NO NEED TO DRAG A CAMPER.....STAY WARM, STAY DRY, STAY COMFORTABLE FROM JUMP STREET. THE LAND....IT'S REAL NICE, ROLLING HARDWOOD FOREST WITH BIG FLATS & SHALLOW DRAWS, YOU CAN DRIVE AROUND 2 SIDES OF IT AND GET YOUR ATV AROUND ON THE REST. HIGH TENSION POWER LINE IS BOUNDARY ON THE ONE SIDE BUT IF YOU WANT TO BUILD SOMETHING NICER, THERE'S AN AWESOME, EASY TO GET TO BUILD SITE FAR AWAY FROM THE POWER LINE. THE COMMUNITY OFFERS A PRIVATE ACCESS POINT TO "SHORT MOUNTAIN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA" 8000 ACRES OF PUBLIC HUNTING & HIKING ONLY A MILE AWAY! HUNT, SHOOT, ATV'S.....YOU CAN DO ALL THE FUN STUFF HERE! THE FACT THAT IT'S ALREADY IN 4 SEPARATE LOTS MAKES IT A SOLID INVESTMENT DOWN THE ROAD. AN AFFORDABLE BASECAMP FOR ALL YOUR OUTDOOR PURSUITS. EASY 2-2.5 HOUR DRIVE FROM ALL POINTS NOVA/DC/BALT....WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? THERE'S A REASON YOU'VE NEVER SEEN A LUGGAGE RACK ON A HEARSE, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU, SO YOU MIGHT AS WELL LIVE UNTIL YOU DIE!

Drakes Hollow is a rare opportunity to own one of the Upstate's premier hunting properties. Centered around a ±15-acre natural wetland, this floodplain stays wet year-round, creating one of the few proven properties in the Upstate where hunters can consistently expect to harvest migrating mallards in addition to wood ducks and other waterfowl. The owner has made the investments to set this property up for year-round recreation, with a ±4-acre fenced dove field, new tower deer blinds overlooking planted food plots and turkey foot shooting lanes, strategically located duck blinds, and established firebreaks for prescribed burns and wildlife management. The system of well-defined roads and trails provides access throughout the property. The property features planted pine in two age classes, as well as mature hardwoods. With approximately 2,850 feet of frontage on Arnold Lane, two separate gated entrances, and a ±2.5-acre cleared homesite, Drakes Hollow also offers an excellent location for a hunting cabin, weekend retreat, or permanent residence. Conveniently located just 10 minutes from the Riverfork Boat Ramp on Lake Greenwood, 20 minutes from Laurens, 25 minutes from Greenwood, 30 minutes from Clinton, and 55 minutes from Greenville, this is a turnkey recreational property in an area where quality waterfowl hunting opportunities are hard to find. Property Highlights: • 2,850' of Frontage on Arnold Ln • Two Entrances • ±2.5 ac Cleared Homesite • ±15 ac Duck Impoundment • ±4 ac Fenced Dove Field • Turkey Foot Shooting Lanes • Planted Food Plots • Well Defined Roads and Trails Location Highlights: • ±10 minutes to Lake Greenwood • ±20 minutes to Laurens • ±25 minutes to Greenwood • ±30 minutes to Clinton • ±55 minutes to Greenville *Total acreage of 167.63 is a combination of TMN# 175-00-00-001 & TMN# 175-00-00-025. **Seller is a licensed SC real estate agent. Acreage, taxes, utilities and lot dimensions to be verified by Buyer and/or Buyer’s agent.

Amazing mountain views and only 10 minutes to groceries! This property has excellent road access and no HOA! It is flat and buildable and there aren't too many neighbors. At an elevation of approximately 8,000 feet, the summers here are pleasant. Your Colorado homesteading dream awaits! APN (PARCEL NUMBER): See property website SUBDIVISION: Mount Blanca Estates HOA: None PROPERTY TAXES: About $71 per year (there are no back taxes due) GPS LINK: Click on Property Website link for GPS details LOT DESCRIPTION: Vacant Land ZONING: "Estate Residential" INTERNET: Starlink or other satellite internet. CELL SERVICE: Cell coverage is decent, wifi calling is recommended. CLOSEST TOWNS: San Luis (10 min), Fort Garland (20 min), Alamosa (45 min), Colorado Springs (2.5 hr) ROAD ACCESS: Yes, there is an excellent established road to the property. SEWAGE: Septic (buyer to install if needed) WATER: A private well or water-hauling will need to be utilized. For water hauling, many RV parks in the area will allow you to bring a large tote or cistern and fill it up on site, for a small fee. For wells, costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the process. POWER: Solar is usually the most cost effective solution to set up in this area, as power lines are not close by.? SURVEYED: No, buyer can choose to complete survey if desired. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: Blanca Peak, Colorado Springs, Taos (NM), Grand Sand Dunes National Park, Mountain Home Reservoir... DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed

Some properties are purchased. Others are passed from one generation to the next. Set among approximately 183 acres of rolling pastures, mature hardwood forests, and more than one-half mile of frontage along the Upper Toccoa River, this remarkable property is the kind of place where traditions begin and memories endure. Mornings are spent casting a fly rod into clear mountain waters, afternoons exploring trails through open fields and shaded forests, and evenings gathered with family as the sun settles behind the Blue Ridge Mountains. A historic homestead, believed to date to the 1800s, still anchors the property and stands as a reminder that this land has long been a place of hospitality, hard work, and lasting stewardship. The Toccoa River is one of North Georgia’s most treasured mountain waterways, known for its cold, clear water, scenic beauty, and exceptional trout fishing. Here, the river moves along the property in a series of gentle runs, quiet pools, and natural bends framed by native vegetation and towering hardwoods. Its broad frontage creates numerous places to fish, launch a canoe, gather beside the water, or simply listen to the current move through the valley. Unlike a brief point of access, more than one-half mile of river frontage allows the Toccoa to become part of everyday life on the property—a constant presence that changes with the seasons but never loses its appeal. Beyond the river, the land unfolds across a diverse landscape of productive pasture, wooded ridges, mountain streams, and secluded interior settings. The open ground offers opportunities for horses, livestock, farming, wildlife management, or additional gathering spaces, while the surrounding forest provides privacy and a sense of scale rarely found in a single ownership. Existing roads and trails invite exploration and connect the property’s distinct natural features, from the river corridor to elevated overlooks and quiet woodland retreats. Sharing approximately 1.3 miles of boundary with the Chattahoochee National Forest, the property enjoys an extraordinary relationship with one of the defining landscapes of the Southern Appalachians. The National Forest places protected land immediately beyond the property line, expanding the sense of openness while helping preserve the privacy, wildlife habitat, and mountain character of the setting. Thousands of acres of public forest provide opportunities for hiking, hunting, horseback riding, fishing, and exploring, creating an experience that reaches far beyond the property’s already substantial boundaries. Surrounded by a landscape that has remained largely unchanged for generations, the property offers something increasingly difficult to find—privacy, permanence, and the opportunity to create a lasting family retreat. Whether envisioned as a sporting estate, equestrian property, working mountain farm, conservation holding, or simply a place to escape and reconnect, it provides an extraordinary setting where each generation can leave its own mark while preserving the character of the land for those who follow. It is a rare opportunity to establish a legacy in a place shaped equally by water, mountains, history, and the enduring beauty of nature. This is not simply a property to own—it is a place to belong.

276 Acres Land on River offered at $875,000 ~Kimberly, OR PRICE REDUCED TO $875,000! River Bend Ranch in Kimberly is a rare find and a combination of amenities that meets most of all the criteria on the buyer bucket list. This gorgeous view property sits on over a half mile of the North Fork John Day River with a stunning backdrop of mountains scenery you never tire of viewing. Build your dream home here, where the river meets the road! This ranch borders almost 2700 acres of out the gate BLM land with grazing permit and LOP tags in Heppner hunting unit. This big game mecca is where wildlife funnel down the canyons from public ground onto the deeded 276 acres and find cover in the juniper and sage covered hillsides. This high desert holding is thriving with elk, deer, cougar, coyotes, bobcats, turkeys and chukar for hunting, plus steel head & bass fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and ultimate recreation on foot or ATV. These are just a few of the pastimes enjoyed in this rural community of 150, where the wildlife outnumbers the landowners. Juniper ridgelines and sage silhouette the skyline and create a panoramic landscape for sunrises and sunsets with phenomenal views of the river. The North Fork of the John Day River meanders through this holding along Highway 402 where there are numerous steel head fishing holes and deep bass holding areas. Catfish have also been caught in deeper holes on the property. The 44 acres of water rights serviced from the river can be utilized to raise hay or graze livestock in fertile soils. The sale will include the 20 HP irrigation pump, (10 HP pump needs repaired) and an above ground fuel tank located near the graveled RV parking area. There are two new Sieman Pump panels with 480 vac 3 phase power, 3-inch handline, mile plus 4 wheel line in good working condition. There has been a labor of love poured into the infrastructure of this ready-to-be-built package waiting for construction with permanent replacement dwelling approval in place. This is a blank slate to build your hunting cabin or humble castle. The seller has floor plans for a 4 bedroom, 3 bath stick-built home if the buyer wants to request for review. New home site excavation just needs refinement. Improvements include a new PVC water line that needs connected to the well, 600' underground electrical and transformer, and a new 200-amp electrical panel with meter. There is an active septic permit valid until 10-2025 and an active building permit valid until 11-2025 with extensions available and eligible for reinstatement if not completed prior to expiration or just enjoy the turnkey simplicity of this cow camp with the outdoor shower, outhouse and howl at the moon. There is a cute and cozy 400 sq. ft tiny cabin with water and electricity with new power pole to new electrical panel. A sturdy 35x40 metal shop with a new 100-amp electrical panel has storage area including a 400 sq. ft. bunkhouse in development with new windows, door, insulation, board and bat siding, new electrical, lights, ceiling fan, space and cadet heater, air conditioning, sink, washer and dryer hookups, land line phone, and a well house. This is nicely treed for lots of shade with an RV dump site and hookup in place, a garden area, grapevines, apple, cherry, plum and Asian pear fruit trees. It's just a few miles to the renowned Thomas Orchards for any other fresh produce to eat or for canning. This riverfront oasis includes 2 domestic wells. The one in the shop has a new well pump, pex pipe, wiring and a pressure tank. There is also a new pressure tank to the secondary well which can be piped to the home site with 3 new water spickets around the cabin and shop. Property is cross fenced and has been used as grass pasture for 5 pack mules the sellers enjoy for hunting and trail rides. There is new mile four strand barbed wire fence, two new gates connecting all pastures together. Upgrades include a nearly completed 2 stall stable with tack room and forms, gravel, rebar and drain for wash station and water line close by, plus a new 48x60 hay barn, large wood covered horse feeder, metal loafing shed. The rain collection guzzler for wildlife water on upper 200 acres is in place. There is a new spring discovered behind the property all undeveloped and confirmed year-round water. Seller has excavated a road to connecting both tax lots to access higher elevations above building site. This is a serene setting with good year-round access road for hiking, on horseback or ATV. The 1900+ ft elevation assures that there will be minimal amount of snow during the winter months and offers a mild climate year-round. The ridge line reaches close to 3000 feet where the silhouette of the skyline meets the BLM where you can see some amazing constellations on many a starry night. Good access of Highway 402. Zoned EFU in farm deferral and has partial survey. Taxes $619. T9S R26 E WM TL3500;REF;5507-TL3000;REF;5505. Drone photos and videos compliments of Cliff Smith, FAA Licensed Drone Pilot of Final Approach Drone Videography. Photos provided by seller.  

You’ve just found one of those rare Driftless Region properties that stops a buyer in their tracks — a ridge-top Vernon County estate where a custom-built home, certified organic income-producing cropland, trophy whitetail habitat, spring-fed water, panoramic valley views, and a truly exceptional shop all come together in one unforgettable Southwest Wisconsin lifestyle property. Welcome to S4703 Aumock Road, La Farge, Wisconsin, a remarkable 141.30-acre legacy estate located in the heart of Vernon County, one of the most scenic and sought-after regions in the Wisconsin Driftless Area. This is not just a home with acreage. This is a complete country lifestyle package designed for the buyer who wants privacy, beauty, utility, hunting, recreation, income, and a front-row seat to some of the most awe-inspiring countryside in the Midwest. Positioned among rolling ridges, deep valleys, mature timber, fertile fields, spring-fed water, and commanding long-range views, this property offers the kind of setting that makes the Driftless Region famous. Every approach to the estate feels intentional. The winding country road, the elevated homesite, the manicured grounds, the sweeping views, and the backdrop of timbered hills all create a sense of arrival that is hard to replicate. Whether you are searching for a permanent residence, luxury hunting retreat, recreational getaway, organic farm investment, or multi-generational legacy property, this estate checks the boxes in a way very few properties can. At the center of the property is a custom-built home constructed in 2012, offering 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, and office space. The home was built with quality, comfort, and timeless rural living in mind. Inside, you’ll find 10-foot ceilings, 6-panel cherry doors and trim, Pella Architect Series wood windows, lighted tray ceilings, granite countertops, 42-inch Merillat maple kitchen cabinetry, under-cabinet lighting, Electrolux appliances, a newer GE microwave, and a Beam central vacuum system with a convenient kitchen dustpan. The kitchen is warm, functional, and beautifully appointed with rich cabinetry, a center island with prep sink, granite surfaces, and tremendous natural light pouring through oversized windows that frame the surrounding ridges and valley floor. The great room is anchored by a Kozy Heat Z-42 wood-burning fireplace, creating a natural gathering place after a morning hunt, a day on the land, or an evening spent entertaining family and friends. Large windows bring the outside in, giving the home a constant connection to the hills, fields, and timber that surround it. From the dining area to the living room, from the kitchen to the rear deck, the home was built to showcase the views — and the views are nothing short of spectacular. The main-level owner’s suite offers a comfortable retreat with a spacious bedroom, large walk-in closet, and private bath featuring a double-sink vanity and quality finishes. Additional bedrooms provide plenty of room for family, guests, hunting partners, or weekend visitors. The dedicated office creates an ideal work-from-home space, giving you the ability to handle business while living in one of the most peaceful settings in Southwest Wisconsin. The finished walkout lower level expands the living space in a big way. Huge recreation room, wet bar, refrigerator, media area, Heatilator wood-burning stove, additional sleeping quarters, and direct walkout access to the lower patio, this level is built for entertaining. It’s the kind of space where fall football, card games, hunting stories, and family gatherings feel right at home. Step outside to the patio and hot tub area, and you’re immediately surrounded by million-dollar Driftless views, rolling terrain, and quiet country air. Outdoor living is a major highlight. The home features a covered front porch, a rear composite deck with aluminum railing, and a lower walkout patio that extends the living experience into the landscape. Morning coffee, sunset dinners, campfire nights, and peaceful evenings overlooking the valley all become part of the daily rhythm here. Add in the fire pit, garden area, mature landscaping, apple trees, and open lawn space, and the property becomes as inviting outside as it is inside. The land itself is the real showpiece. Of the 141.30 total acres, approximately 41 acres are Certified Organic cropland, currently in year two of a five-year written lease generating $5,125 in annual income. The current farmer takes great pride in the land, and the quality of the crops is evident. Corn and alfalfa are currently planted, providing both income and visual beauty while also complementing the property’s wildlife value. For buyers seeking a Southwest Wisconsin property with income-producing land, organic cropland, recreational appeal, and strong long-term ownership value, this is an outstanding combination. Beyond the cropland, the property transitions into a breathtaking mix of ridges, draws, hardwood timber, brushy bedding cover, field edges, creek bottom, apple trees, and natural wildlife corridors. This is classic Vernon County hunting ground — the kind of terrain serious deer hunters recognize immediately. The property offers funnels, pinch points, bedding knobs, field-edge movement, secluded pockets, and natural travel routes that create excellent opportunities for trophy whitetail hunting. With food plot potential, two apple orchard areas, thick sanctuary cover, and three fully custom box blinds, this estate is already set up for serious hunting enjoyment. The box blinds are not afterthoughts. They are substantial, well-positioned, custom-built hunting structures that have to be seen to be fully appreciated. From elevated views to strategic field and timber setups, these blinds create comfortable, effective hunting locations for deer and turkey. This is the kind of property where Quality Deer Management can be practiced with intention, where family hunting traditions can be built, and where the next owner can create a true Southwest Wisconsin hunting legacy. Wildlife is abundant. The land supports whitetail deer, turkey, small game, and excellent morel mushroom hunting. The property’s diverse habitat — cropland, timber, apple trees, brush, water, and secluded pockets — gives wildlife everything it needs. A spring-fed creek flows through the property and eventually leads toward the Kickapoo River, adding another layer of natural beauty, wildlife attraction, and recreational appeal. Water is one of those priceless land features, and this creek only strengthens the overall character of the estate. For recreation, the property goes far beyond hunting. There is a 130-yard shooting range, a 130-yard golf chipping challenge from the shed, open areas for gardening and gatherings, trails and access routes, and endless space to explore by UTV, hike, scout, shed hunt, or simply enjoy the peace and privacy of the Driftless countryside. This is a place where you can live, work, hunt, entertain, and unwind without ever feeling like you need to leave. The outbuilding is another major standout. The property includes a 30×60’ stick-built shed with a large 8×60’ covered overhang that protects stacked, dried firewood and provides excellent covered storage. This is not a typical pole building. It is a high-quality 2×6” stick-built structure with R-19 insulation, concrete floor, heated insulated shop area, cold storage, water hydrant, and impressive 4-foot and 6-foot concrete frost walls. Whether you need space for tractors, implements, UTVs, snowmobiles, hunting gear, tools, equipment, woodworking, mechanical projects, or year-round shop use, this building is a serious asset. The home and property are supported by practical country infrastructure, including a drilled well, septic system, three convenient water hydrants, tankless water heater, air exchange system, central vacuum system, attached 3-car garage, and excellent storage throughout. The attached garage provides everyday convenience, while the detached shop offers the extra capacity every landowner, hunter, hobby farmer, and recreational buyer wants. Location is another strength. Set in rural La Farge, Wisconsin, the property places you in the heart of Vernon County and the Driftless Region, close to the Kickapoo Valley, trout streams, public recreation, small-town amenities, farm markets, local food culture, and some of the most scenic country roads in the state. This area is known for its ridges, coulees, organic farms, hunting land, recreational properties, and peaceful rural lifestyle. Buyers searching for Vernon County homes for sale, La Farge WI real estate, Southwest Wisconsin hunting land, Driftless Region recreational property, organic farmland for sale in Wisconsin, country homes with acreage, or luxury rural estates in Wisconsin will recognize just how special this offering is. What makes this estate so powerful is the balance. It is polished but practical. Private but accessible. Recreational but income-producing. Comfortable but capable. It offers a custom home for everyday living, acreage for hunting and farming, a shop for work and storage, water for wildlife, views for the soul, and enough room to create memories for generations. This is the type of property that speaks to a very specific buyer — someone who understands land, values privacy, appreciates craftsmanship, wants a true Driftless escape, and recognizes the difference between ordinary acreage and a complete lifestyle estate. S4703 Aumock Road is more than a home. It is a Vernon County sanctuary, a Southwest Wisconsin hunting retreat, a certified organic income-producing farm, and a once-in-a-generation Driftless Region legacy property. Schedule your private showing today with Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. Buyer must provide Proof of Funds Letter from bank or lender prior to showing. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 or Joe N

HERE FOR A GOOD TIME.....PRISTINE LOG HOME WITH ALL THE EXTRAS ON 37 USABLE WOODED ACRES......MASSIVE LONG RANGE AND LAYERED MOUNTAIN VIEWS TO THE NORTH, MIDDLE OF NOWHERE PRIVACY, YET LESS THAN A MILE OFF THE PAVED ROAD & ONLY 2 MILES FROM DOWNTOWN ROMNEY. THIS HOME WAS BUILT WITH FAMILY & FUN AT THE FOREFRONT.....5 BEDROOMS FOR PLENTY OF GUESTS, LAMINATE FLOORS THOUGHOUT FOR EASY CLEAN UP, PICNIC PAVILLION, ATV TRAIL AROUND THE PERIMETER, 200 YARD SERIOUS SHOOTING RANGE AND PLENTY OF TOY STORAGE....8X20 SEA CONTAINER WITH ELECTRIC AND 12X27 QUONSET HUT FOR THE BIGGER TOYS. READY FOR FUN ON DAY ONE....CONVEYS TURNKEY & FULLY FURNISHED.....COMPLETE WITH SHUFFLEBOARD, POOL TABLE & PINBALL MACHINE! HUNT, SHOOT, ATV'S, MULTIPLE PUBLIC RIVER ACCESS POINTS WITHIN A FEW MILES.....TONS OF OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES AT YOUR FINGERTIPS. LOCATED IN "THE WOODLANDS" A SMALLER GATED COMMUNITY OF LARGE LOTS ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF TOWN. IT'S NEXT TO IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND THIS TYPE OF PROPERTY IN SUCH A CONVENIENT, YET TOTALLY PRIVATE LOCATION.....SIMILAR PROPERTIES ARE TYPICALLY 4-10 MILES BACK WINDY DUSTY ROADS AND 20+ MINUTES FROM BREAD & MILK....NOT THIS ONE! THE LAND IS NICE TOO....GREAT MIX OF PINES & HARDWOODS, TRAILS, EASY TO HIKE & HUNT. MAKE IT YOUR ULTIMATE WEEKEND COMPOUND OR FULL TIME SPREAD.....ONLY 2 HOURS WEST OF THE DC BELTWAY BUT FEELS LIKE YOU'RE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE GLOBE! WHETHER YOU'RE HERE FOR A LONG TIME OR JUST HERE FOR A GOOD TIME, THIS ONE'S A WINNER!

*** 5-Day Become A Landowner Challenge: Start With Easy Owner Financing *** Over 700 people have already done this - will you be next? Here's the plan: Day 1: Book Your Free Call to Join Our 5-Day Landowner Challenge - Lets explore your land options together and unlock exclusive offers you wont find online. Go to: call.gokcap. com Day 2: Place the Property on Hold - Hold your property on our website so no one else can grab it - you're officially on the path to becoming a landowner. Day 3: Explore Your Land - Step onto your land, even virtually - do your homework, and imagine how you'll make it your own. Day 4: Pick Your Path - Choose the payment plan that's right for you - with 5% cash back rewards, 9 free bonuses, and a 365-Day Land Exchange Guarantee to keep you safe. Day 5: Celebrate Ownership - Sign your agreement and join the community of 700+ proud landowners. Dear Land Buyer, Are you looking for a Florida corner lot near lakes where you can plan for a future home without dealing with an HOA? This property is for you if you want a residential lot with paved-road access, gentle terrain, and room to explore a future single-family home or double-wide mobile home. - Hold it now for just $50 on our website. Trailblazer Tuesday coupon available on our website. It is not for you if you need public water and sewer or a fully cleared lot. This 1.21-acre corner lot is in Jackson County, Florida, near local lakes. Buyers choose this area because it is less crowded than many parts of Florida and offers a simpler, more rural setting with more space and fewer neighborhood restrictions. There is no HOA. That means no HOA dues, no design approvals, and no committee telling you what your property should look like. The property is zoned Residential. In plain English, Jackson County allows single-family homes and double-wide mobile homes in this zoning category, subject to county rules, permits, and site-specific requirements. The lot has paved-road access. That gives you a defined route to the property and removes a common concern buyers have with rural land: relying only on unpaved access. As a corner lot, the parcel also has road frontage on more than one side, which can make it easier to identify and access. Buyers should still inspect the road and confirm any maintenance or access questions before making plans. Electricity is available for connection in the area. A private well and septic system would be needed for a future residence. Buyers should confirm availability, cost, and requirements with the utility providers and Jackson County. The property is not reported to be in a special flood hazard area and has no reported wetlands. This matters because flood zones and wetlands can create added review, limits, or costs depending on your plans. Buyers should verify current information independently. People buy land in areas like this because they want more privacy, fewer neighborhood restrictions, and land near Florida lakes without being in a dense development. And lots with residential zoning, no HOA, paved-road access, corner-lot positioning, gentle terrain, and no reported flood or wetland concerns give buyers fewer unknowns to sort through before deciding whether the land fits their plans. Buy to secure the property, or Hold to secure it while you finish your decision. Note: All information is based on independent research. Buyers should confirm zoning, access, and utility availability directly with the county before making plans. This property was acquired through a tax sale. A one-time document preparation fee is paid upfront at closing and covers deed preparation, recording, and administrative costs. LOT BREAKDOWN: WHAT YOU'RE GETTING Assessor's Parcel Number: 02-2N-11-0095-2760-0050 Legal Description: Please email us for a full metes and bounds description Elevation: 89 GPS Center Coordinates (Approx.): 30.6323, -85.4135 Annual Taxes: ~$93.15 Zoning: Residential Time Limit To Build: None as far as we are aware Access: Dirt Road Power: We recommend that you contact Jackson County to confirm, but according to our research, electricity is available for connection to the property Water: A well would need to be installed Sewer: A septic system would need to be installed Official Contacts: Please contact Jackson County RVs Allowed?: We recommend that you contact Jackson County to confirm, but, according to our research, a temporary RV is allowed during the construction of a primary home with the required building permit Buildable?: Because we do not know the specifics of what you may want to build on the property, we recommend that you contact the building and/or zoning department(s) for more information on the relevant zoning and building regulations and how to obtain a building permit Survey Available?: No, we have not had a survey commissioned, but if you would like to pay for a survey we would be happy to work with your chosen surveyor In HOA?: No HOA Annual HOA Dues: ~$0.00

Are you looking for a rustic place with amazing privacy, just a short drive from Lake Monticello and other Central Virginia attractions? This beautifully renovated cedar-sided home is set off the main road on 14.47 private acres in Fluvanna County. Thoughtfully upgraded throughout, this move-in ready home features brand new LVP flooring and carpet, along with numerous interior updates. Step inside from the covered front porch into a grand living room with vaulted ceilings, a cozy fireplace, and plenty of space to spread out. Just off the living room, you’ll find the kitchen and dining area, featuring new appliances, new countertops, and refinished cabinets. Step out onto the massive back deck; perfect for entertaining or enjoying the peaceful, wooded surroundings. The spacious primary suite is conveniently located off the kitchen and offers a luxurious en-suite bath with a brand new dual sink vanity, jacuzzi tub, and separate shower. On the opposite side of the home, two additional bedrooms share a full bathroom, providing a functional and private layout. The walkout basement was fully finished during the renovation and adds incredible versatility, featuring a large recreation room, full bathroom, laundry room, and an additional bedroom or office; ideal for guests, a home office, or multi-generational living. The owner can offer long-term financing with easy terms and approval. This has been popular with investors, entrepreneurs, and self-employed buyers, opening up unprecedented opportunities for home ownership. With no contingencies or financial hoops to jump through, this is a great way to acquire property with minimal hassle. Set in a quiet, wooded setting, this property offers the perfect combination of privacy, space, and modern updates. Call today for more information or to schedule your tour! Agents are welcome, this is an Equal Housing Opportunity.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Outpost Ranch is a highly improved western Wyoming ranch combining live water, irrigated agriculture, productive native range, and strong recreational opportunities along the North Platte River. With more than two miles of North Platte River frontage in one of the most historically significant corridors in the West, the ranch offers a rare balance of production, recreation, and legacy ownership potential. Over the past two years, the property has seen substantial capital improvements including extensive new fencing, irrigation upgrades, water system improvements, and major residential and shop updates. The ranch supports a traditional cow calf operation, irrigated hay/crop production, and strong recreational use. Mule deer and antelope frequent the northern portion of the ranch, while the river corridor provides habitat for whitetail deer, turkeys, waterfowl, and fishing opportunities. Dual residences make this property ideal for a generational living situation or an owner wanting to have on-site living accommodations for a hired hand. Both homes are move in ready! PROPERTY OVERVIEW 5,331 deeded acres 2,258 leased acres through BLM and State leases 7,589 total acres 210 irrigated acres under two center pivots More than two miles of North Platte River frontage Historically operated at approximately 250 cow calf pairs depending on rainfall, grazing management, and operating practices The ranch is well blocked and functional with leased acreage adjoining the deeded ground and fenced together as a single operating unit. Acreage counts are believed to be accurate but have not been verified by a professional survey. All acreage counts were obtained from the County Assessors website. The property is being sold by legal description and the acreage amount stated for the property is approximate. IMPROVEMENTS Main Residence The primary residence is a 2,500 square foot modular home with four bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Recent updates include new windows, flooring, paint, exterior doors, and roof. Second Residence A second home on the ranch includes a three bedroom, two bathroom mobile home built in 2020. The home is ideal for a hired man, guest accommodations, or a generational living arrangement. Additional Improvements Additional ranch improvements include: Morton barn with calving setup Working corrals and livestock handling facilities New 40' x 60' heated shop Additional outbuildings and support infrastructure LOCATION AND ACCESS The Outpost Ranch is located between Guernsey and Lingle in southeastern Wyoming with convenient year round access from Highway 26. Approximate distances include: Guernsey, WY - 5 miles Torrington, WY - 30 miles Wheatland, WY - 30 miles Cheyenne, WY - 102 miles Denver, CO - 201 miles The ranch is easily accessible while still maintaining privacy and seclusion. TERRAIN AND CLIMATE Terrain across The Outpost Ranch ranges from productive river bottoms and irrigated hay ground to rolling native pasture, cedar covered draws, and rugged upland country. Elevation ranges from approximately 4,300 feet to 4,600 feet above sea level. According to long term NRCS averages, annual precipitation ranges between 12 and 14 inches annually. In July of 2024, the northern portion of the ranch was impacted by a wildfire that burned an estimated 50% to 70% of the timber located north of the highway. The wildfire altered portions of the timbered landscape and vegetation density throughout parts of the ranch. Portions of the affected area continue to provide grazing and wildlife habitat. Wildfire impact and timber regeneration conditions vary throughout the northern portion of the ranch, and prospective buyers should conduct their own evaluation of the affected acreage and vegetation conditions. The current owners have elected to keep livestock off of all portions of the ranch that were effected by fire for the 2024 and 2025 grazing seasons to allow the native forage to recover. A large portion of the ranch has also been sprayed with Rejuvra to further enhance the native forages and reduce cheat grass. The varied topography creates strong livestock habitat, excellent wildlife cover, and expansive views across eastern Wyoming. *Download the brochure for all property information.*

Looking to unplug and build something of your own? This 1.54-acre lot in southern Oregon gives you the space to do it. Whether you're planning to build a full-time home, park a tiny house, or just need a basecamp for weekend escapes, this property gives you that freedom—without the restrictions of an HOA. Set off Toddy Dr., it's private, open, and ready for your ideas. Outside your front door, adventure is easy to find. You're close to the Sprague River for fishing or kayaking, and the Fremont-Winema National Forest is just a drive away, offering miles of hiking, wildlife, and space to roam. Want to pitch a tent or pull up in an RV? That’s allowed here too, in short stretches, so you can enjoy the land before you decide to build. This land offers the kind of freedom that’s getting harder to find. No noise, no crowds—just sky, trees, and a clean slate. If you're looking for somewhere to get away, breathe deeper, and create something that’s your own, this is your shot. We are open to owner financing as well - here is what that would look like: - Total Money Down: $599($349 downpayment + $250 closing cost) - Monthly: $163/month for 72 months See Info below! - Subdivision: Oregon Pines - State:OR - County: Klamath - Zip: - Size: 1.54 - Parcel: R278103 - Legal Description: Oregon Pines, Block 30, Lot 18 - Approximate Lat/Long Coordinates: 42.5473, -121.3842 42.5472, -121.3835 42.5464, -121.3846 42.5463, -121.3839 - Annual Taxes: Approximately 48.96/year - Zoning: R-2 Rural Residential --- Single-family homes allowed (site-built or manufactured) --- Tiny homes allowed when built on a permanent foundation and permitted as a dwelling --- RV allowed while building a home with an active building permit and temporary use permit --- Short-term camping allowed (up to 21 days within any 6-month period) --- Call County zoning at 541-883-5121 for more information - HOA/POA: no - Improvements: None - Access: Toddy Dr. - Water: Would be by well or alternative - Sewer: Would be by sceptic - Utilities: Would be by alternative **Note: Information presented on this page is deemed accurate, but is not guaranteed. Buyer is advised to do their own due diligence**

Trophy Mountain Ranch is a 711-acre recreational and working ranch located in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma, just minutes from Stuart with direct Hwy 270 frontage. Conveniently positioned within easy driving distance of McAlester, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and the DallasFort Worth metroplex, the property offers both accessibility and privacy in a highly desirable region of Southeast Oklahoma. The ranch is defined by exceptional topographic diversity, with elevations ranging from approximately 720 to nearly 1,000 feet. Rolling pasture, scenic ridgelines, and wooded draws create both visual appeal and functional land use. The southern portion offers gently sloping pasture ideal for grazing, while the northern and eastern sections transition into rugged terrain that provides excellent wildlife habitat, natural drainage, and elevated views. The property's diverse layout makes it especially attractive for hunting and recreation. Natural funnels, travel corridors, and bedding areas support strong populations of whitetail deer, turkey, waterfowl, dove, and hogs. An established internal trail system provides efficient access throughout the ranch. A rolling 40 acre field north of the main ridge has been used as a soybean food plot, consistently drawing mature bucks. Water is abundant, with three ponds, three seasonal creeks, and an 8 acre lake offering excellent fishing. These features enhance both recreational appeal and long-term sustainability for livestock and wildlife. With a mix of open pasture, native grasses, and reliable water, the ranch is well-equipped for a productive cow-calf operation. Favorable rainfall supports consistent forage production, making the property suitable for both livestock and recreation. Improvements are designed for comfort and functionality. The 3,800 sq ft barndominium offers a lodge-style living experience with an open layout, high ceilings, and large windows. It is ideal for entertaining, hosting hunting groups, or serving as a full-time residence. Additional structures--including a large shop, loafing shed, and new cattle pens--support a turnkey cattle operation. Utilities include rural water, electric, and septic. The area receives approximately 47 inches of annual rainfall, supporting healthy forage and long-term land productivity. Trophy Mountain Ranch offers a rare combination of scale, water, topographic diversity, and high-quality improvements. Whether you're seeking a premier hunting property, a productive cattle ranch, or a private recreational retreat, this property is exceptionally well-positioned.

Doesn't get any better than this. RVs, tiny homes, mobile homes, etc., are all allowed here. You are actually FREE TO DO AS YOU PLEASE in this UNRESTRICTED paradise with gorgeous views of New Mexico's tallest mountain, right near downtown Taos, and within an hour of Angel Fire and Taos Ski Slopes! Wheeler Peak, which towers at 13,000+ feet, will be your backyard view. Enjoy the famous culture, art, and food of Taos, only a short drive away. Santa Fe, Angel Fire, and Colorado are also nearby. There's a reason this area is one of New Mexico's most visited places. We have multiple 1 acre lots here, as well as half acre lots. Some are cleared, some have trees. LOT SIZE: 1 acre lots (multiple available), and half acre lots (multiple available). TERRAIN: Some of our lots are cleared, some have trees. You can pick what you like best. PARCEL NUMBER: See "property website" link for details COUNTY: Taos County, NM SUBDIVISION: Tres Piedras Estates HOA: No ZONING: None, unrestricted COUNTY BUILDING CODES: None RV FRIENDLY: Yes, RV parking is permitted DESCRIPTION: Vacant Land YEARLY TAXES: About $12 BACK TAXES: None ROAD ACCESS: Yes, there is legal access to ALL our parcels here CLOSEST TOWNS: Downtown Taos (35 min), Espanola (1 hr), Angel Fire (1.5 hr), Santa Fe (1.5 hr), Albuquerque (2.5 hr) NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, Taos, Angel Fire, Cimarron Canyon State Park, Albuquerque, Sante Fe... SEWAGE: Septic or composting system will need to be installed WATER: A private well or water-hauling will need to be utilized. Well costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the process. POWER: Solar is usually the most cost effective solution to set up in this area. INTERNET: Satellite internet (Starlink recommended) DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed DOCUMENT PREP FEE: None

Freedom to do whatever you want - land with NO restrictions! RVs allowed full time! Tiny homes allowed! Mobile homes allowed! No HOA, no covenants, and no zoning! Power available! Enjoy the peaceful, quiet serenity of country living! Gorgeous mountain sunsets! Located in Rio Grande Estates, NO county building codes, just 30 minutes from Belen and 1 hour from Albuquerque. Close to grocery stores and Walmart (in Belen), post office, hardware store, all of your basic necessities. We have multiple lots available in this same area. You can visit tucker land company dot com for a complete list of properties, as well as the GPS info for each lot. Everything is cash prices, no owner financing. We do take credit cards however. There are NO added fees tacked onto the listing price. LOT SIZE: 1 acre PARCEL NUMBER: See tucker land company dot com for parcel numbers COUNTY: Socorro County, NM SUBDIVISION: Rio Grande Estates HOA: No ZONING: Unrestricted COUNTY BUILDING CODES: None RV FRIENDLY: Yes, year round RV parking is permitted DESCRIPTION: Vacant Land BACK TAXES: None YEARLY TAXES: About $21 ROAD ACCESS: Yes CLOSEST TOWNS: Belen (30 min), Los Lunas (40 min), Socorro (45 min), Albuquerque (1 hr), Mountainair (45 min) NEARBY: Manzano Mountains, San Lorenzo Canyon, Salinas Pueblos, Rio Grande, Sandia Mountains, Albuquerque, Sante Fe... SEWAGE: Septic or composting system will need to be installed WATER: A private well or water-hauling will need to be utilized. Well costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the process. POWER: Power lines near property. Solar is also a cost effective solution. INTERNET: Satellite internet or mobile plan (service for most big companies like Verizon and AT&T is excellent, towers are in range.) DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed DOCUMENT PREP FEE: None

Rough Diamond Ranch offers 420 acres in the Navajo River Valley south of Pagosa Springs, Colorado. With senior water rights, private Navajo River fishing, stocked trout ponds, substantial improvements, and broad mountain views, the ranch brings together the core features buyers look for in a Colorado mountain holding. The property is set up for immediate use, with year-round access, a finished residential component, and infrastructure already in place across the ranch. The property looks toward Banded Peaks, Navajo Peak, the southern San Juan Mountains, and the Continental Divide. Timbered hillsides give way to open meadows and irrigated ground, creating a balanced mix of privacy, grazing country, wildlife cover, and usable ranch land. Stands of aspen, ponderosa, and oak add both cover and character, while the ranch's location just over a mile from San Juan National Forest expands the broader recreational reach beyond the deeded acreage. Water is central to the ranch. Senior rights from multiple ditches support productive meadows and help keep the four newly constructed ponds full. Stocked with rainbow trout, the ponds add an immediate fishing component near the main improvements. A recently installed 10-inch water line distributes water across the ranch for livestock, irrigation, and future use. The property also includes private access to approximately one mile of Navajo River fishing, which gives the ranch a stronger live-water profile than most properties of this size. The main residence contains 4,216 square feet with five bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. Fully renovated in 2023, it features open beam construction, white oak flooring, barnwood siding, a fireplace, and a covered deck positioned to take in some of the ranch's best views over the lake and surrounding mountains. An 864 square foot guest home adds comfortable space for guests, extended family, caretakers, or ranch staff, and the improvements also include a substantial garage component. The homes are further supported by two Navien boilers, solar power tied to the grid, underground power, a security system, underground sprinklers, and a hot tub, all of which add to the ranch's livability and day-to-day function. The property is also reported to be offered furnished, which strengthens the turnkey aspect of the offering. Infrastructure throughout the ranch has been improved with an upgraded road and trail system that provides easy access to the ponds, meadows, timber, and higher elevations. A 50 x 120 barn offers substantial room for equipment, livestock, hay, storage, or recreational gear. Additional improvements include an automatic gate, perimeter fencing, landscaped grounds, irrigated pasture, and water rights that support both the ponds and the ranch's broader agricultural use. Located in Colorado Game Management Unit 78, Rough Diamond Ranch supports elk, mule deer, turkey, blue grouse, and other wildlife. The ranch qualifies for the Landowner Preference Program, including reported landowner deer tag potential, and the broader hunting profile is strengthened by strong forage, water, cover, and surrounding mountain habitat. Historically producing 280 to 340 class bulls, 170 to 200 inch mule deer, and additional species including bear, bobcat, and mountain lion, all of which reinforce the ranch's wildlife value. Rough Diamond Ranch is well suited for a buyer looking for a Colorado mountain property with productive water, private fishing, hunting, and substantial residential and ranch improvements already in place. It is a property that can be enjoyed immediately while still supporting long-term flexibility as a recreational retreat, family property, livestock operation, or mountain holding.

Sisterdale Farms is not a typical Hill Country property — it is a working farm steeped in history, refined through craftsmanship, and quietly anchored by its connection to land and time. DESCRIPTION: Sisterdale Farms is one of those rare Hill Country places where history and modern comfort come together across 310 acres of real Texas beauty. At its center is a stunning stone home inspired by early German settlers—11,800 square feet filled with character, from hand-carved limestone mantels to seven Rumford fireplaces, and a kitchen that features a wood-fired pizza oven with a quote stenciled on its mantel from Olmsted’s Journey Through Texas. Every window in every room frames a different, breathtaking Hill Country view—rolling hills, ponds, gentle fountains, and a beautifully tended organic garden that brings color and life to the grounds. Charming courtyards and gorgeous landscaping create inviting outdoor spaces, while comfortable guest quarters with sweeping views and a deep pool with shaded terraces overlook the Guadalupe River Valley. With productive hay fields, river frontage, and a rich legacy that dates back to Texas’ first librarian, this property offers a unique blend of heritage, luxury, and working farm and ranch life. This one-of-a-kind farm carries a legacy woven through generations. It’s a place where history, craftsmanship, and land come together—inviting you not just to own a property, but to become part of an ongoing story. Whether you’re captivated by its past, the artistry of its buildings, or the beauty of the land, Sisterdale Farms offers something rare: a chance to step into a living heritage and make it your own. Sisterdale Farms has always been a place of purpose: first, a frontier homestead; later, a producing farm and ranch; and now, a legacy property that carries its past forward with intention. LOCATION: Sisterdale Farms sits just outside Boerne in Kendall County, fronting Sisterdale Rd/FM 1376, with easy access through several gated entrances—one for the main house, one that goes to the old German farm, and another near the back pasture and to the river off Marquardt Rd. Though it feels private and remote, the property is only minutes from the historic village of Sisterdale, approximately 10 minutes from downtown Boerne, and roughly 45 minutes from San Antonio. Just 30 minutes away, Fredericksburg invites you to spend the day exploring its celebrated wineries, where rolling vineyards and wide-open Hill Country views create the perfect backdrop for tastings, tours, and either a day trip or weekend getaway. For a different kind of Hill Country tradition, the legendary live music and charm of Luckenbach are only 20 minutes down the road. Here, the Hill Country lifestyle is at your doorstep—surrounded by farms, ranches, and generational land—yet close enough to town for everyday convenience. Adding to its sense of privacy, the farm is bordered by land protected under a nature conservancy, which cannot be developed. This ensures that no homes will be built nearby, preserving the peaceful surroundings, scenic views, and long-term value of the property. HISTORY: The land that is now Sisterdale Farms was once owned by Baron Ottomar von Behr, a German settler, naturalist, and the first known librarian of Texas. His belief in bringing knowledge and culture to the wilds of the frontier shaped the early character of the area—and his oldest son’s homestead, built in 1870, still stands as part of the farm today. Adding to this legacy, Don McDonald strategically placed the main house on the ridge, a site referenced by Frederick Law Olmsted in his 1857 book A Journey Through Texas. On page 191, Olmsted wrote: “Next day our road took us over a rugged ridge to the valley of the Guadalupe. From the summit was a wide and magnificent view of misty hills and wooded streams.” The “road” he described is what we know today as Sisterdale Highway, and the sweeping view of the Guadalupe River Valley he recorded is the very setting where the Sisterdale Farms estate now stands. Structures dating back to the mid-1800s have been preserved and repurposed, each one carefully updated with respect for the original materials. Barns have been rebuilt using traditional joinery and materials. Paint colors and finishes have been matched to original hues. Stone and ironwork have been shaped by hand, with no shortcuts taken. Adding to the rich history of the land, the original historic rock wall, built in the 1800s, still stands and is preserved today. This is not a reproduction of the past—it is the past, restored to a working future. TERRAIN: The ranch’s topography is your classic Hill Country terrain, with elevations ranging from 1,235 to 1,440 feet. The house sits on one of the tallest elevations, but there are still higher points on the property where additional residences or structures could be built, if desired. Open pastures flow into shaded oak motts and native brush, creating a variety of usable land types. The hay field is well-established, and the soils support both grazing and cropping. Views stretch for miles from every house and upper terrace, while lower areas near the river provide quiet refuge and shade. Every room of every dwelling offers a different, yet breathtaking Hill Country view. It’s a landscape meant to be lived with, not just looked at—raw in places, refined in others, and always changing. The perimeter is low-fenced, with cross-fencing near the pastures, and access roads are maintained and navigable year-round. IMPROVEMENTS: At the heart of Sisterdale Farms stands the main residence—a masterfully crafted, 11,800± square-foot stone sanctuary designed and built by acclaimed architect Don McDonald, who very intentionally placed the home to capture views of the Guadalupe Valley, as well as the amazing sunrises and sunsets. Drawing inspiration from the early German settlers who first shaped this land, the home is a perfect balance of timeless regional materials and unparalleled craftsmanship. Hand-carved limestone mantels, meticulously fashioned by Russ Thayer, complement the wrought iron details created by Roy Bellows, while seven thoughtfully placed Rumford fireplaces bring warmth and character to nearly every room. Inside, the home unfolds with elegant yet simplistic grace and generous scale. Five bedrooms with ensuite baths offer privacy and comfort, while three additional half baths serve guests and poolside visitors alike. The interior is enriched by two octagonal libraries filled with light and quiet, a formal sitting room for intimate gatherings, a spacious living room, and a dedicated gym for wellness and fitness. Upstairs, two wings expand the living space with a private media room, study areas, and a distinctive tower that provides 360-degree panoramic views of the surrounding Hill Country. The kitchen serves as the home's true heart—spacious and designed for both everyday life and large-scale entertaining. Custom cabinetry, expansive countertops, and state-of-the-art appliances are enhanced by a wood-fired pizza oven built into a custom Rumford fireplace. Perfectly stenciled onto the kitchen mantel is a quote from Frederick Law Olmstead’s Journey Through Texas: "The dinner was Texan, of corn and frijoles, with coffee, served in tin cups, but the salt was attic, and the talk was worthy of golden goblets." This subtle yet profound inscription keeps the spirit of the land and its history alive, blending culinary tradition with timeless storytelling right at the heart of the home. Beyond the main house, the estate’s footprint grows to include separate guest quarters—a freestanding residence featuring its own office with sweeping panoramic views, a kitchenette, two full bathrooms, and cleverly integrated Murphy beds, offering versatility for family or visitors. Looking down toward the river, the historic German homestead stands as a living tribute to the past. This roughly 2,000-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bath home, originally built in the 1870s, has been sensitively and meticulously restored by Don McDonald, with newly built kitchen and baths, original paint and wood finishes, and furnished with authentic Jahn-period pieces, offering a seamless blend of history and modern convenience. Adjacent to this is the charming “Cowboy House,” a relaxed, rustic guest residence perfect for overflow visitors or staff accommodations. Outside, the artistry of stone continues to shape the landscape, with detailed native Sisterdale limestone forming patios, courtyards, and fire pits that create intimate outdoor living rooms. A stunning 38-foot pool with a deep 12-foot end and adjoining hot tub invites year-round enjoyment, all while overlooking the sweeping valley below. Multiple shaded porches and seating areas throughout the grounds provide spaces to gather, reflect, and savor the beauty of Sisterdale Farms. WATER: Water is one of the ranch’s most defining features. With over a third of a mile of private Guadalupe River frontage, the property has direct access to deep pools and shaded banks perfect for fishing, swimming, or simply relaxing by the waterfront. A large pond sits further inland, holding runoff and drawing wildlife year-round. The ranch holds pumping rights from the river to maintain the pond level and for domestic water use, offering potential for future irrigation expansion. Additionally, there are senior deeded commercial irrigation water rights for 80 acres feet per year and riparian water rights for approximately 200 acres feet per year. Two water wells support the residential and ranch infrastructure—one servicing the main home and guest house, the other supplying the historic homestead and Cowboy House—along with whole-house reverse osmosis (RO) water treatment systems installed in every residence to ensure clean, reliable water throughout. A unique water feature of the property is that the main house was designed to create the illusion of wate