Leona Ranch Acreage

This 65.59-acre parcel in the Leona Ranch subdivision offers a prime hunting and recreational opportunity, just 14 miles north of Brackettville, TX, off Highway 674. Accessed via a recorded easement on a caliche road, this property sits on the southern edge of the famed Edwards Plateau, a region renowned throughout Texas for its abundant whitetail and axis deer and turkey populations. The land is heavily wooded, showcasing a rich tapestry of vegetation. Live Oak and Cedar trees dominate the landscape, interspersed with a classic blend of Edwards Plateau and South Texas brush. Uniquely, this particular tract boasts a significant and notable presence of Pinon Pine trees, adding to its distinctive character and appeal. Natural clearings dot the landscape, offering beautiful vantage points with scenic views and potential ideal spots for a future camp or cabin. Wildlife thrives here, making it an exceptional destination for hunters and nature observers alike. Expect to encounter plentiful axis and native whitetail deer, robust Rio Grande turkey, feral hogs, quail, doves, and various native varmints, ensuring a dynamic and engaging experience on every visit. Currently undeveloped, the property offers a true blank canvas for your vision. There is no existing well, septic system, electricity, or structures on site, providing you with the freedom to design and build your ultimate outdoor retreat exactly to your specifications. While heavily wooded, strategic dozer work can easily connect existing clearings and create additional ones, carving out a network of internal roads. This could truly transform the ranch into an ideal playground for exploring in a side-by-side vehicle. This is a rare chance to shape your own private outdoor paradise from the ground up, embracing the rugged beauty and abundant wildlife of the Texas landscape. Call today for an exclusive showing and seize this remarkable opportunity!