Brewster County, Texas Land For Sale (83 results)

Sitting about 6 miles north of the hip and cool ghost town of Terlingua, Texas, youll find this rugged and wild private ranch comprising more than 10,000 acres known to the locals as 3-Bar Ranch. This classic Big Bend Country property has been in the care of the same family for the last half century and is comfortably improved to accommodate family and guests while remaining respectful of the land in mindful conformity with the ways in which nature does things. Known for its big skies and stargazing allure, Brewster County smartly guards against ambient light pollution from encroaching development. Protecting the brilliance and clarity of the night sky is of high importance to the locals and to others appreciative of these unique celestial views. The growing popularity of the region, brought to the forefront by Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park, has spurred adventure tourism and minimalist-minded hospitality options to the area. Artists, nature lovers and tent-dwelling amateur astronomers alike have discovered the unique and almost mystical allure of this mountainous area of the Texas Trans-Pecos bioregion. This rugged and remote area of far west Texas has long drawn an eclectic crowd of knowing, free-spirited artists from all genres including painters, sculptors, and musicians. The culture of Terlingua and the surrounding area draws forth creative, self-sufficient energy in everyone. Possessing all the character that is Big Bend, 3-Bar Ranch is located at the confluence of Terlingua Creek and Adobe Walls Draw, both traversing generally north to south. Nearly 4.25 miles of Terlingua Creek (seasonal/intermittent creek) can be enjoyed on the 3-Bar and contains five natural springs offering water for wildlife in this expansive desert environment. More than 4.5 miles of Adobe Walls Draw (ephemeral creek) traverses the ranch before joining Terlingua Creek at the most southerly edge of the property. The ranch is situated nearly equidistant between Big Bend Ranch State Park and Big Bend National Park and it minutes from the infamous Boquillas Crossing into Mexico where adventurers can hire a rowboat ferry to cross the Rio Grande River and rent a donkey for a ride into town for lunch or an ice cold beer. The 3-Bar Ranch offers all the best Big Bend has to offer in a private setting. Listing Agent Eric Walsh 817.312.9586 Note: Shown by appointment only with Compass Real Estate. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospects on first showing.

**East Rim Ranch - 4,970 Acres of West Texas Beauty **Priced at $895 per acre **In addition, 10% of the mineral rights across approximately 11,000+/- acres are available with the purchase of the ranch. East Rim Ranch offers an extraordinary 4,970 acres of West Texas land, including Mesa View Ranch and Elk Draw Ranch into one remarkable offering. Located just 30 minutes south of Alpine and 40 minutes north of Big Bend National Park, this expansive ranch provides easy access off HWY 118, surrounded by mountains that reach over 6,000 feet in elevation, and boasting stunning views of Elephant Mountain, Cathedral Mountain, and ranges stretching into Mexico. Property Features: Topography: The ranch features a diverse landscape with rolling hills, limestone ridges, wooded draws, dry creek beds, and over 2 miles of frontage along Calamity Creek. (See interactive map below for details). Wildlife: East Rim Ranch is an incredible hunting property, home to a variety of wildlife including a large resident elk herd, mule deer, scaled quail, and other non-game species like mountain lions, coyotes, and javelina. The property has been managed as a wildlife area (1D1 tax designation) for over 10 years, with elk and mule deer consistently observed at feeders. This diverse habitat makes it ideal for hunting and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Water: A strong water well supplies ample water to the entire ranch through more than 7 miles of fast line, feeding multiple troughs and several dirt tanks that provide supplemental water during dry periods. An additional shared well with the neighboring property offers further reliability and resources. Calamity Creek meanders for over 2 miles across the ranch, with natural water pockets that not only sustain wildlife but also enhances the property's diverse habitat. (See interactive map below for details). Utilities & Access: This ranch boasts over 2 miles of HWY 118 frontage, a road that has become increasingly traveled as Big Bend National Park's popularity continues to rise among tourists. The ranch is improved with good roads, electricity, along the north-south axis, internet access, and multiple potential building sites with stunning 360-degree views. Location: East Rim Ranch is conveniently located 33 miles from Alpine, Texas, and close to popular destinations like Big Bend National Park, Terlingua Ghost Town, and Lajitas Golf Resort & Spa. The area has seen rapid growth in tourism, making it an ideal investment opportunity. East Rim Ranch is perfect for those seeking a private retreat, a hunting or wildlife sanctuary, or an investor looking for a unique and scenic property in the heart of West Texas. With its natural beauty, abundant wildlife, and proximity to key locations, this ranch offers endless possibilities. Contact Colton Foster for more information.

This spacious 20-acre lot in Terlingua, Texas is a smart choice for future development and long-term investment. The area has wide open space, beautiful desert views, and strong potential as the region continues to grow. You can secure the property now while prices are still affordable and hold it for future value. With easy monthly payments of just $275, this is a simple and affordable way to invest in land for tomorrow. Pricing options: Cash Price: $25,400 Owner Finance: $27,600 $300 doc fee/$100 down & 110 payments of $275.74 ($250 Loan Payment, $10.00 Service Fee, $15.74 property tax) No credit check No interest No prepayment penalties Note: Down Payment & Doc Fee can be paid using credit or debit card. Monthly payments must be paid using ACH checking account/routing number from a bank in the United States. Important: While you can camp and enjoy your property while making payments, permanent residency is not permitted until the land is fully paid off. Weekend camping and recreational use are welcome! Property details: Acres: 20 Property Id: 26472 Legal Description: Tract 2643 being the North Half (N/2) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of Section (Survey) 4, Block G-12, G.C. & S. F. RR. Co. Original Grantee, being more properly described in Book 185, Page 643, Doc. #71840 of the Deed Records of Brewster County, Texas, being 20 acres, more or less. Recorded Deed: recorded purch deed BREWSTER 26472 & 20672 & 26868 Elevation: 3,474 ft. Topography: Hills Roads: Dirt Road Maintained by POATRI Utilities: Off-Grid Note: Buyers will not be able to use the owner discount at POATRI headquarters until the loan has been paid off and the deed transferred. This is off-grid land. There are no city utilities here. You can use batteries, a generator, solar panels or windmill for electricity. For access to water, you can bring it with you, drill a well, have water trucked in and delivered, or set up a rain catchment system. Mineral Classified Land: according to the Texas General Land office map, this property is mineral classified land which means that the State of Texas owns the mineral rights and splits them 50/50 with the current surface owner. State: Texas County: Brewster Property Tax: $188.80 yr. POA: POATRI dues $219.03 per year, only after property is paid off, for road maintenance and other amenities. We cover the poa dues while you make the loan payments. A phone app such as Land Glide or OnX Hunt can be used to find parcel lines and corners while walking the property (if using OnX Hunt be sure to add the TX Private Lands map layer to see the parcel lines). GPS Coordinates: NW: 292552.64N,1034236.79W SW: 292546.08N,1034236.76W SE: 292546.34N,1034221.90W NE: 292552.91N,1034221.92W Travel Time by Car Odessa: 3h 16m San Angelo: 4h 3m Carlsbad, NM: 4h 10m El Paso: 4h 23m Las Cruces, NM : 5h 7m Lubbock: 5h 23m Abilene:5h 41m San Antonio: 6h 24m Amarillo: 7h 7m Killeen:7h 7m Laredo:7h 13m Fort Worth:7h 47m Corpus Christie:8h 22m Houston:9h 8m Brownsville:10h 20m Ready to make this property yours? Have questions? Contact us today to start your journey to land ownership in beautiful West Texas!

Secure this property for $5,000 down, move in, and spread the balance of $15,000 over 5 years. This property sits just off North Lowery Key Road, with direct, practical access, only about 1.4 miles from Highway 118, the main artery connecting Terlingua, Study Butte, and Big Bend National Park. Unlike many remote parcels in the area, power lines are nearby, giving you the option to pull electricity if desired, while still maintaining a fully off-grid lifestyle. Whether you’re planning a private ranch retreat, off-grid home, glamping setup, short-term rental, or long-term land hold, this location checks the boxes. Location Highlights Minutes from Highway 118 — easy year-round access Close to the Burro General Store, a local landmark for supplies Near established properties like Guinn Acres Ranch and other RV homes just a minute from the property. Only 14 minutes to Starstruck Glamping, a 5-star luxury destination charging $400+ per night Approximately 20 minutes from American Legion Road a major road that has powerlines. This area is already attracting eco-tourism, glamping, and experiential travel, making land here increasingly desirable. Surrounded by Big Bend’s Best Attractions You’re just a short drive from Study Butte- about 3 minutes; home to some of the region’s most loved spots: Dining at Paisano Village East, Mucho Gusto, Big Bend Station, and The Big Bend Caravan Luxury stays like Camp Elena (often $400+ per night) Outdoor adventures at Big Bend Stables (horseback riding) Big Bend River Tours, offering unforgettable rafting and boat trips through canyon walls and desert mountains Essentials from Cottonwood General Store and other local conveniences Off-Grid Freedom Without Isolation While this property is ideal for self-sufficient living, you’re not cut off from community or essentials: Close to Terlingua Elementary School, Big Bend High School, and the Big Bend Library Nearby Church of Christ and local gathering points A growing creative and outdoor-focused community that values privacy, space, and independence. Why This Land Makes Sense 20 acres gives you privacy, flexibility, and long-term value Strong tourism demand in Big Bend supports future rental or glamping use Increasing land scarcity near Highway 118 Only $26,500 — a price point that’s becoming rare in Terlingua. Location Highlights Prime Solitario Section: West of Highway 118, north of Highway 170, in the peaceful backcountry of Terlingua Ranch known for open space, rich wildlife, and world-class stargazing. Landmarks & Access:45 minutes to Terlingua Ghost Town restaurants, bars, live music, and desert charm. 1 hour to Big Bend National Park for hiking, rafting, and exploring vast canyon landscapes. Breathtaking views ofPinks Peak to the north and Sawmill Mountain to the southeast. Close to Nine Point Mesa, Black Hill, and Red Bluff, ideal for off-roading and photography. Community Perks: Property includes access to the Terlingua Ranch POA, which maintains roads and offers amenities like a lodge, pool, cafe, and airstrip for members. Property Details Parcel #: 15216 Size: 20 Acres (approx. 871,200 sq ft) Elevation: 3,200 ft mild high-desert climate with cooler evenings Access: Dirt roads maintained through the POATRI association Zoning: Rural Land No Restrictions Power: Generator, solar, or alternative system Water: Drill a well or use rain catchment / hauled water Sewer: Install a septic or compost system. Why This Property Stands Out Spacious & Scenic: 20 acres of open desert with panoramic mountain views. Great Value: Priced at $26,500, that's $1,325 per acre, exceptional for this location. Total Freedom: No building restrictions, no HOA rules, live off-grid your way. Accessible Adventure: Private, yet within driving distance of restaurants, live music, and Big Bend exploration. Perfect For: Building an off-grid cabin or tiny home Setting up a private RV or camping retreat Using it as a hunting or wildlife viewing property Long-term land investment in a rapidly appreciating region Own Your West Texas Escape Today! Opportunities like this don't last. Secure this 20-acre Terlingua Ranch property at 29.6324, -103.5629 for $26,500 and start enjoying the freedom, space, and serenity that only the Texas desert can offer.

North Canyon Ranch is a 1,099 acre Big Bend country offering at the doorstep of Alpine, Texas a single, contiguous Trans-Pecos holding that includes the 25.92 acre Tract 57R within the gated Sierra la Rana community. Available on its own, or paired with the contemporary 2020-built residence at 28 Scenic Ridge Drive South (MLS #174170). At roughly 4,500 feet of elevation, the ranch captures everything that defines the Alpine highlands: cool nights, low humidity, some of the darkest skies in North America, and long-range views toward the Glass, Davis, and Del Norte mountains. The terrain is the ranch's signature a network of canyons and seasonal drainages cuts through grama-grass uplands and juniper-and-oak draws, with rocky ridgelines stepping up to natural overlooks and homestead-grade benches. Mule deer, javelina, blue quail, dove, and aoudad use the property's saddles and washes; raptors ride the thermals overhead. The 1,073 acres of undeveloped country provide scale, privacy, and management flexibility rarely available this close to Alpine. Tract 57R, inside Sierra la Rana, adds 25.92 acres already served by community road access, easements, and protective covenants a natural staging ground for a headquarters, casita, barn, riding arena, or workshop. Together, they pair the discipline of a planned community with the freedom of a true Texas ranch. Alpine is minutes away: Sul Ross State University, dining, medical services, the Museum of the Big Bend, a thriving arts scene, and Amtrak's Sunset Limited. Big Bend National Park, Big Bend Ranch State Park, Marfa, Fort Davis, and the McDonald Observatory are all within an easy day's drive. **Offering Highlights** - 1,099 total acres (1,073 undeveloped + 25.92 Tract 57R, Sierra la Rana) - Available separately, or combined with the residence at 28 Scenic Ridge Drive South - Recreational, hunting, equestrian, conservation, and legacy-ranch uses - Minutes to Alpine; gateway to Big Bend country Acreage approximate; mineral, water, and surface rights details available on request. Shown by appointment.

Overview Location: Brewster County, Texas, just south of Alpine and accessed via an easement road off of TX 118 South. Acreage: Approximately 1350.5 acres subject to survey. Topography & Vegetation: Cinco Valles Ranch features a remarkable ecological gradient, rising from classic Chihuahuan Desert scrubland on the western side to a higher-elevation pion pine and juniper forest along the eastern boundary, approaching the Del Norte mountain range. This diversity in elevation and habitat offers a variety of recreational and agricultural opportunities. Land Characteristics & Resources Access: The property is accessed via an easement from Texas 118 South near Turtle Mountain. Water Resources Wells: One existing water well is located along the eastern border of the property, providing reliable water for domestic use, livestock, or wildlife. Well production is reported at 40 gallons per minute. Aquifers: The property is situated over several productive aquifers, including the Alluvium, Volcanics, and Igneous Rock formations, ensuring robust long-term groundwater potential. Climate Annual & Seasonal Rainfall: Located in the high Chihuahuan Desert, the region typically receives 12-16 inches of rainfall annually. This precipitation is highly seasonal, with the majority arriving during the summer "monsoon" season (July-September) in the form of thunderstorms. Winters and springs are characteristically dry. Habitat and Flora Desert Scrub (Western portion): Characterized by native grasses, creosote, yucca, and other hardy desert plants, providing ideal habitat for quail and pronghorn. Pion-Juniper Woodland (Eastern portion): Higher elevation areas with tree cover, providing excellent browse and cover for mule deer, elk, and diverse bird species. Soils The property contains soils typical of the Southern Desertic Basins region, supporting native grasses and browse well-suited for grazing and wildlife. Infrastructure Water System: The property has two operable water troughs served by a water distribution system. Fencing: Typical ranch fencing describes the northern, eastern, and southern boundaries. Minerals Seller to convey 50% of owned minerals upon sale. Grazing & Livestock Operation Potential With its existing water infrastructure, this tract is well-suited for a cattle operation. Based on regional productivity estimates, the 1300-acre portion could sustainably support a 50 acre/animal unit stocking rate on a rotational basis. Wildlife Management & Conservation Potential A potential candidate for a 1-d-1 Wildlife Management tax valuation, the diverse habitats of this property can be managed to enhance populations of native species. This offers a low-cost, conservation-focused way to maintain agricultural tax status. Hunting Potential The unique mix of desert flats and wooded, mountainous terrain creates a premier hunting landscape for true free-range West Texas game. Elk: The higher-elevation woodlands and surrounding rugged country are known to hold resident elk populations. Mule Deer & White-tail Deer: The pion-juniper forest and rugged topography provide ideal habitat for both species. Scaled (Blue) Quail: Abundant in the desert scrub portions of the ranch. Javelina & Predators: Found throughout the property. Aoudad Sheep: May be present in the higher, more rugged elevations. Stargazing & Astronomy Brewster County is part of the Big Bend International Dark Sky Park, offering some of the darkest skies in the lower 48 states. This is a major draw for astronomy enthusiasts and provides an unparalleled sense of solitude. Equestrian & Off-Roading The varied terrain offers endless opportunities for horseback riding, hiking, and ATV exploration, from gentle flats to challenging mountain trails. Birdwatching & Ecotourism The property's two distinct ecosystems attract a wide variety of resident and migratory birds, making it a prime location for birdwatching and ecological study. Electricity: Seller will secure delivery of electricity to water well location within 12 months of closing. Regional Highlights & Attractions The property is ideally situated to enjoy the culture and wilderness of the Big Bend region. Alpine: The hub of the Big Bend, offering essential services, groceries, a hospital, and the cultural influence of Sul Ross State University. It serves as the practical gateway to the region. Marfa: An internationally known center for minimalist art and culture, famous for the Chinati Foundation, unique galleries, and the mysterious Marfa Lights.

Tucked into the foothills just outside Alpine, Scenic Ridge Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a meaningful piece of the Big Bend high country: 264.42 acres of West Texas landscape assembled from 238.5 acres of undeveloped ranchland and the 25.92 acre Tract 57R within the gated Sierra la Rana community. The ranch can be acquired on its own or paired with the modern Scenic Ridge residence (28 Scenic Ridge Drive South, Alpine) together they form one of the most complete turnkey ranch offerings in the region. At roughly 4,500 feet of elevation, this is the Alpine that draws people to the Davis Mountains and Big Bend: cool nights, low humidity, dark skies that rival any in North America, and long-range views in every direction. The terrain rolls through grama-grass uplands, juniper-and-oak draws, and rocky ridgelines that climb to natural overlooks of the Glass, Davis, and Del Norte ranges. Wildlife is abundant mule deer, javelina, blue quail, dove, and the occasional aoudad use the property's drainages and saddles as travel corridors. The 238.5 acres of undeveloped acreage are essentially a blank canvas: large enough for a serious recreational ranch, a private legacy retreat, or a low-density conservation hold, yet adjacent to the infrastructure and community amenities of Sierra la Rana. Tract 57R adds 25.92 acres inside Sierra la Rana itself, with the easements, road access, and protective covenants of the community already in place a natural staging area for a headquarters, guest casita, barn, or equestrian build-out. Light grazing, hunting, and rotational stewardship uses are all consistent with the surrounding ranches. For buyers also considering the residence, 28 Scenic Ridge Drive South delivers a contemporary 3-bedroom, 3-bath home of approximately 2,472 square feet, built in 2020, perched to capture the same panoramic views the ranch is known for. Held together, the home and the 264.42 acres function as a complete West Texas compound house, ranch, and gateway to Big Bend without the years of assembly it normally takes to put a property like this together. Alpine itself is a short drive away: Sul Ross State University, the Museum of the Big Bend, a year-round arts and music scene, dining, medical services, and the Amtrak Sunset Limited. Big Bend National Park, Big Bend Ranch State Park, Marfa, Fort Davis, and the McDonald Observatory are all within easy day-trip range. Offering Summary: Scenic Ridge Ranch: 264.42 total acres (238.5 undeveloped + 25.92 acre Tract 57R, Sierra la Rana) Available together or as separate tracts May be combined with the residential listing at 28 Scenic Ridge Drive South, Alpine (MLS #174170) Location: Brewster County, Texas minutes from Alpine; gateway to Big Bend Uses: recreational, hunting, equestrian, conservation, legacy homesite Showings by appointment. Please contact the listing broker for maps, boundary surveys, mineral and water rights information, and pricing options for combined or separate purchase.

Rare property where we have a survey! Amazing views, has a creek, and is only 1 mile from Big Bend Ranch State Park. Enjoy the annual Terlingua Chili Cookoff and amazing stargazing at night. Pricing options: Cash Price: $23,000 Owner Finance: $24,700 $300 doc fee/$200 down & 98 payments of $275.61 ($250 Loan Payment, $10.00 Service Fee, $15.61 property tax) No credit check No interest No prepayment penalties Note: The Down Payment & Doc Fee can be paid using credit or debit card. Monthly payments must be paid using ACH checking account/routing number. Important: While you can camp and enjoy your property while making payments, permanent residency is not permitted until the land is fully paid off. Weekend camping and recreational use are welcome! Property details: Acres: 19.8 Property ID: 26698 Legal Description: Terlingua Ranch Tract 2619, being 20 acres, more or less, as platted in Brewster County Plat Records, in Section 15, Block G-12. Elevation: 3,535 Topography: hilly Roads: Dirt Road Maintained by POATRI Utilities: Off-Grid Note: Buyers will not be able to use the owner discount at POATRI headquarters until the loan has been paid off and the deed transferred. This is off-grid land. There are no city utilities here. You can use batteries, a generator, solar panels or a windmill for electricity. For access to water, you can bring it with you, drill a well, have water trucked in and delivered, or set up a rain catchment system. Mineral Classified Lands: according to the Texas General Land office map, the Northern half of this property is mineral classified land which means that the State of Texas owns the mineral rights and splits them 50/50 with the current surface owner. State: Texas County: Brewster Property Tax: $187.31POA: POATRI dues $219.03 per year, only after property is paid off, for road maintenance and other amenities. We cover the poa dues while you make the loan payments. GPS Coordinates: NW: 29.420589, -103.708831 SW: 29.416961, -103.708769 SE: 29.416986, -103.706711 NE: 29.420614, -103.706778 Ready to make this property yours? Have questions? Contact us today to start your journey to land ownership in beautiful West Texas!

20 acre tract for sale within the 200,000 acres Terlingua Ranch. There is yearly property owners association dues of $224 to maintain the roads to your property and have access to the landing strip, laundry room, pool and cafe. Perfect for weekend camping but could be used as a Rv getaway or in a magnitude of other ways. $39,000 CASH Owner Finance for $3,000 DOWN with a $250 Document Fee and easy monthly payments. Just 1.3 miles from TX-118 26 miles from Terlingua 58 miles from Big Bend National Park 60 miles from Alpine Legal: BLK 216, SEC 31, TR: 4034 S/2-NE/4-NW/4 Gps Coordinates: NW 29.6067, -103.58514 NE 29.60672, -103.58111 SE 29.60486, -103.58111 SW 29.60484, -103.58516

Nestled deep in the rugged beauty of the Chihuahuan Desert, The Geronimo Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own 4,456 surveyed acres of untouched West Texas wilderness. Located approximately 65 miles south of Alpine with access via Mailbox Road or Agua Fria Road, this expansive tract sits within reach of iconic destinations such as Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park. The ranch embodies the true essence of the desert southwestdramatic terrain, remote solitude, and boundless skies. The landscape of Geronimo Ranch is as diverse as it is breathtaking, featuring panoramic views, rugged cliffs, winding canyons, and sweeping mountain vistas. Terlingua Creek, often a dry bed but known to flash flood during rains, meanders through the entire property. Several natural water holes within the creek have held water year-round in the current owners experience. Elevations span from roughly 3,000 to 4,000 feet, with part of the notable Agua Fria Mountain rising on the western edge of the ranch. With no existing utilities, structures, or known water wells, the property remains virtually undisturbedproviding an unspoiled canvas for exploration and adventure. Wildlife thrives across this remote and rugged expanse. Mule deer, javelina, aoudad, and feral donkeys are commonly seen, while the area also supports populations of mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, and foxes. Bird watchers will appreciate the variety of raptors, quail, dove, seasonal migrants, and desert songbirds that frequent the skies and arroyos. Vegetation on the ranch reflects its desert setting with striking displays of ocotillo, yucca, desert willow, mesquite, and several species of cactus interspersed among sparse native grasses and other arid-adapted flora. The Geronimo Ranch is more than just landits a vast, scenic, and wild landscape that offers an authentic connection to the enduring spirit of the desert frontier. Whether you're seeking a remote hunting retreat, a private desert getaway, or a land investment, Geronimo Ranch delivers unmatched natural beauty and opportunity.

VILLA DE LA MINA: THE FORGOTTEN GHOST TOWN AND LOST MINE OF LAJITAS Between Terlingua, and Lajitas International Airport and Golf Resort, Villa de La Mina is a 62 acre abandoned mining town, subterranean mine and cavern, in a concealed location but only about a mile from Highway 170. Multiple building sites w/ Commanding 360 degree views of the Chisos Mountains and Big Bend National Park . 20 stone buildings and retaining walls. Perfect for boutique hotel, shopping or cool family compound. Commanding 360 Degree Views of Big Bend National Park and The Chisos Mountains. Please call Steve Dyer 432-294-4138 for a tour.

Please visit our website for the most current status, video & more pics by scrolling down to the bottom of this page and clicking on PROPERTY WEBSITE. Howdy Partner! Take a Look at this West Texas 5.14 acre Off-Grid Bungalow with Mountain Views! This Plug-n-Play parcel includes a small leveled Camping Shed + New Survey + Driveway! (camping shed is approx. 10X8 - condition is unknown) Close to paved HWY 118! Short drive to the Little Burro Country store! Perfect place to camp by tent , RV or Build out your Retreat under the stars! No Restrictions at Terlingua Ranch! $1,000 DOWN/$250 PER MONTH-FINANCE TERMS-INSTANT APPROVAL/NO CREDIT CHECKS Interest Rate 0% Loan Term: 66 months Monthly Payment $250 a month (plus a monthly $25 note servicing fee and monthly prorated property taxes) Document Fee: $300 (non-refundable) OR PAY IN FULL CASH DISCOUNT-$15,000 Cash Discount Price: $15,000 Document Fee: $300 (non-refundable) MILES TO: - 59.7 miles to Big Bend National Park, TX - 27.3 miles to Terlingua, TX - 60.9 miles to Alpine, TX - 86.4 miles to Marfa, TX - 99.5 miles to McDonald Observatory, TX - 280 miles to El Paso, TX - 461 miles to San Antonio, TX - 464 miles to Austin, TX - 570 miles to Dallas, TX - 612 miles to Houston, TX LAND DETAILS: - Address: TBD Rogers Ave/S. Bad Bunny Run, Terlingua, TX 79830 - INT# HR2601 - Legal Description: BLK 216, SEC 34, TR: G85 - Road Access: Subdivision Dirt Road - Terrain: Flat w/driveway - Type: Vacant Land + leveled small camping shed (approx. 10X8-condition of shed is unknown) - Flood Zone: N/A - no data per FEMA - Property Type: Rural Residential - City: Terlingua - State: TX - Zip Code: 79830 - County/Area: Brewster County - Size: 5.144 acres, Approx. 892 X 251 - Yearly Taxes: Approx. $145/year - HOA: Yes-Approx. $229/year (The HOA includes Swimming pool, Laundromat, Bath House & The Bad Rabbit Cafe) - Deed Type: Warranty Deed UTILITIES: - Off-Grid- Solar/Generator - Water - Would need to install well/ haul water/Cistern. - Septic would need septic or tank - Camping/Mobile home/RV - YES-Allowed- NO RESTRICTIONS - Brewster County Permits: Brewster County Permit

Seller financing is available on all of our properties. Low down payments, low monthly payments and no credit check. Everyone qualifies. Set in the heart of Alpine, TX, this nearly 10 acre property unfolds across a tranquil landscape that harmonizes solitude with expansive views. Wide open skies stretch overhead, offering a peaceful backdrop ideal for quiet mornings and contemplative evenings. The subtle rhythms of the surrounding terrain invite a slower pace of life imbued with natural charm. Here, youll find a serene retreat that balances spacious freedom with the welcoming spirit of West Texas. Parcel Number: 15729 Size: 9.29 acres Location: Brewster County, TX Legal Description: BLK 216, SEC 30, TR: 4154 SE/4-NW/4-NW/4 Zoning: Not Zoned / Unclassified LandCentral property Number: 15533

Located along the northern boundary of the 23,000 acre Elephant Mountain Wildlife Management Area, the 9,222 acre Calamity Creek Ranch is the ideal canvas on which its new owner can create their very own Texas land legacy. From its westerly volcanic mountains to the eastern Chalk Draw, Christmas Canyon and Del Norte Mountains; Calamity Creek Ranch features the live water of Calamity Creek, excellent rangeland for grazing, abundant hunting opportunities, a variety of topography and geology, and stunning views of the adjacent Elephant Mountain and the iconic Cathedral Peak to the northwest. Located between the high desert grasslands to the north and the Chihuahuan Desert scrub to the south, Calamity Creek Ranch includes a wide variety of habitat types ranging from desert grasslands to deciduous canyon woodlands. Wildlife in the area consists of elk, desert mule deer, scaled quail and abundant white wing dove. The ranch headquarters is easily accessible from State Highway 118 and is equipped to support a thriving cattle operation with working pens and shipping pens in place and offers opportunities for water development along the adjoining Calamity Creek. Contact Mark Bukowski or Richmond Frasier of Legacy Broker Group to make Calamity Creek Ranch the beginning of your own Texas land legacy, or for information on available land and ranch properties across the state of Texas.

We have a great 40 acre property is an amazing location for sale within the 200,000 acres Terlingua Ranch. There is yearly property owners association dues of $224 to maintain the roads to your property and have access to the landing strip, laundry room, pool and cafe. Really good for a weekend camping but could be used as a Rv getaway or in a magnitude of other ways. 2.8 miles from Tx118 32 miles from Ghost Town Terlingua 56 miles from Alpine $37,500 CASH or use our easy in house financing with only 10% Down GPS Coordinates: NW 29.67491, -103.5487 NE 29.67496, -103.54465 SW 29.6711, -103.54861 SE 29.67115, -103.54455

We have a 5 acre in Terlingua Ranch for only $9,999!!! Now is the time to own your own slice of Big Bend country. Terlingua Ranch consist of 200,000 acres where there is a property owners association with dues of $224 a year to maintain the roads to your property and have access to the landing strip, laundry room, pool and cafe. Perfect for weekend camping but could be used as a Rv getaway or in a magnitude of other ways. 6.5 miles from Texas 118 30 miles from Terlingua 62 miles from Big Bend 65 miles from Alpine $9,999 CASH

Comanche Hills Lajitas Golf Resort Subdivision with Beautiful Birds Eye 24 hour Views of Stables, Golf Course, The River, Ole Mexico, Lajitas Mesa, other Rugged Mountainous Terrain, Oh & Lots of Stars. This is another Community close to dining & Amenities which lends well to join our rental pool. Close to General Store, Golf Course, Resort Pool, and Restaurant. Minimum sq ft 2000 and Located 20 minutes from Terlingua. Great Way to Join our Community & Rental Pool.

We have a awesome 5 acre Tract in Terlingua Ranch. Located 3 miles from Tx-118, 25 miles from Ghost Town Terlingua and just 65 miles from Alpine Texas. Legal: BLK 217, SEC 18, TR: F657 There is a LOA in place to maintain the roads out there but its just $180 yearly. $11,000 cash or easy owner financing! We haven't been having very good luck keeping these Terlingua Ranch tracts in our inventory once we market them so message us today!

With direct access via well maintained Esperanza Road, this 160 acre tract is the perfect setting for your desert escape near Big Bend with easy access to Alpine, Study Butte, and Terlingua. Enjoy expansive views of Nine Points Mesa and Santiago Peak while hunting for desert mule deer or just exploring the varied terrain of this unique property.

Tract 20, a horse-friendly 25.86-acre parcel with elevated views, is now available in Sierra La Rana - one of the few remaining lots. Located just two miles south of Alpine, TX, this scenic community consists of 10100 acres within a historic cattle ranch. Enjoy Big Bend beauty and access to Alpine, Marfa, Fort Davis, and Big Bend National Park. With underground utilities, wireless internet, and protective covenants, it blends Western charm with modern comfort. Visit the property website to view available inventory lots in Sierra La Rana.

Palm Springs meets West Texas! 110 High Lonesome offers breathtaking panoramic views of three separate mountain ranges and is set on nearly 25 private acres in the highly coveted Sierra La Rana community. Enjoy exceptional privacy and solitude while still being within reach of the modern conveniences so close in Alpine. Recently remodeled, this stunning home blends modern desert style with warm natural textures. Interior highlights include polished concrete floors, pine ceilings, and designer wallpapers that add character throughout. The kitchen is a true centerpiece, featuring a premium Ilve range, quartz countertops, and custom maple cabinetry—perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. The master bedroom offers a peaceful retreat with sweeping views toward the open western skies. The spa-inspired bath features a private walk-in shower and dual closets, creating both comfort and functionality. A spacious laundry room includes custom built-ins and a thoughtfully designed perch for a desk area—perfect for a small office, hobby space, or household organization. Just off the mudroom, an enclosed screened porch provides the ideal place to relax and breathe in the fresh mountain air. Step outside to a sparkling pool and spa that overlook the dramatic mountain landscape, creating the perfect retreat to relax and take in the incredible West Texas sunsets. Outdoor living is designed for entertaining, featuring a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with dining and bar seating—perfect for evening gatherings while enjoying the spectacular surroundings. The property is also thoughtfully equipped for efficiency and sustainability, featuring a rainwater collection system with over 60,000 gallons of storage, plus a separate well to meet all water needs. Additional upgrades include a tankless water heater, an energy-efficient HVAC system, and double-pane tinted windows designed for optimal comfort and energy efficiency. For those who love the curated design, many of the furnishings may be available for purchase, allowing this exceptional property to be enjoyed as a turnkey retreat!

10 acre tract for sale within the 200,000 acres Telingua Ranch. There is yearly property owners association dues of $224 to maintain the roads to your property and have access to the landing strip, laundry room, pool and cafe. Perfect for weekend camping but could be used as a Rv getaway or in a magnitude of other ways. $19,000 CASH Owner Finance for $1,500 DOWN with a $250 Document Fee and easy monthly payments. 1 Hour to Alpine 30 Min to Terlingua gps: NW 29.524564, -103.588513 NE 29.524606, -103.585567 SE 29.52329, -103.5856 SW 29.523280, -103.588518 legal: BLK 217, SEC 30, TR: F191 & F194

The Ruins A 12-unit desert archipelago, thoughtfully curated across multiple elevations, featuring historic, culturally resonant lodgings with generous shaded outdoor spacescrafted for those in search of escape, adventure, and a life beyond mass commercialism at the edge of society in a town that dead-ends into over a million acres of raw, mysterious desert, where trails disappear into the horizon and nights are lit only by moon and stars in a protected Dark Sky region. Rooted in the heart of a vibrant West Texas art and music hub, where storytelling is the native tongue and people come to be themselves, explore, adventure, or embrace the absence of many things which we all find ourselves taking for granted. 12 uniquely appointed desert lodgings repurposed from vintage artifacts Multiple elevations with panoramic views of Chisos Mountains Municipal power, water, and engineered septic Starlink satellite internet in use with fiber optic Installed Conjoined employee housing & laundry facilities Integrated reservations management

We have 10 acres just 2 miles from TX118 for sale within the 200,000 acres Terlingua Ranch. There is yearly property owners association dues of $224 to maintain the roads to your property and have access to the landing strip, laundry room, pool and cafe. Perfect for weekend camping but could be used as a Rv getaway or in a magnitude of other ways. $22,000 CASH Owner Finance for $1,500 DOWN with a $250 Document Fee and easy monthly payments. Just 2 miles from TX-118 27 miles from Terlingua 58 miles from Big Bend National Park 60 miles from Alpine GPS Coordinates: NE 29.59502, -103.53493 SE 29.5932, -103.53493 SW 29.5932, -103.53744 NW 29.59501, -103.53701

Nestled in the remote northeastern foothills of the Rosillos Mountains, this 640 acre tract represents one of the last remaining private inholdings within Big Bend National Parkan exceedingly rare opportunity in a landscape where private ownership has all but disappeared. Retained during The Nature Conservancys 1980s acquisition of the historic Harte Ranch, this property now stands as the second-largest inholding in the entire park. It offers not just acreage, but an extraordinary position within one of Americas most revered national parksa place where land is defined by its silence, scale, and enduring wildness. The terrain is at once rugged and majestic: ridgelines tumble into wide desert flats, with native vegetation and seasonal creeks threading through the land. Views are unbroken for miles in every direction, offering a sweeping sense of solitude and scale that is increasingly rare. Inholdings of this size and character within national parks are exceptionally scarce. For the conservation-minded steward, the visionary investor, or the private individual seeking a place of unmatched beauty and significance, this offering stands aparta chance to hold a piece of the Big Bend story, where the land remains as it has for generations. Listing Courtesy of Clay Braden & Colton Foster with Mtn View Properties