South Texas Brush Country
Ranches
North Shipp Ranch
Webb County County, Texas
$7,534,400
4,432 Acres
North Shipp Ranch is the northern pastures of the Historic Shipp Ranch, owned and operated by the descendants of Colonel Evan B Quiros for three generations. Ranching and hunting, resulting from a clear eye on good land management practices, makes this ranch a rare jewel.
South Texas Brush Country
Retreats & Homes
Central Texas & Hill Country
Ranches
Yates Ranch
Hays and Travis Counties, Texas
$7,200,000
385 Acres
Enjoy a sense of privacy unmatched in the Texas Hill County this close to Austin. The ranch is bordered with City of Austin Water Quality Protection Lands (Urban Wildlands). These lands provide a protected view shed of green trees, grass, and rolling hills to the horizon. The ranch is on a wide plateau falling southeast to Bear Creek with topography ranging from 800 feet to 950 feet. Grasslands, Oak Juniper woodlands and Cedar Elm deep bottoms provide a diversity of wildlife.
Ford-Lightner Ranch
McCulloch County County, Texas
$6,226,000
2,830 Acres
Ford-Lightner Ranch was once called the Ford-Henderson Ranch which is a combination of Central Rolling Red Plains fields and Edwards Plateau limestone hills. Reubes Creek runs west to east through the north part of the ranch which has semi-permeant pools with large mesquite and oak lined wooded banks. Elevations range from 1,875 feet to 2,000 feet with excellent long views from the hills on the south looking north over the fields and pastures on the ranch. The old community of Lightner is now a variety of old houses, barns and outbuildings some of which if restored could provide for a unique headquarters setting. An improved caliche road from the entrance on FM 2028 to the old headquarters provides excellent year-round access.
Quihi Creek Ranch
Medina County County, Texas
$1,950,000
140 Acres
The many improvements of Quihi Creek Ranch are oriented around a large custom home situated under a stand of massive
oak trees, surrounded by several outbuildings and amenities that are well thought out and designed for enjoyment of all aspects of the property. Quihi Creek Ranch is an ideal place for families to gather or entertain, offering everyone something to do.
Sunrise Stables
McLennan County, Texas
$1,200,000
112 Acres
Sunrise Stables is a quiet and peaceful Central Texas horseman’s paradise. World-class horse facilities and a charming home set in a landscape of rolling hills create a private sanctuary with a convenient location, making access to local amenities and the rest of the state a breeze. Vast improved pastures with tree-lined borders offer room for cattle, horses and recreation.
Ford Ranch Farm
McCulloch County, Texas
$810,000
324 Acres
Ford Ranch Farm was historically a cotton farm at the turn of the Century as evidenced by the abandoned historical headquarters with old barns, houses, and outbuildings. Over time the farm was converted into improved grasses and operated as a hay meadow and bull/steer trap for the larger Ford Ranch nearby. This is the southern beginning of the vast Rolling Plains just north of the Edwards Plateau. The Farm has two tree lined creeks meandering through the property, Saddle Creek and Needle Creek. These draws run in wet months and have a few pools that persist in the dry months creating excellent livestock and wildlife waters.
Central Texas & Hill Country
Retreats & Homes
Transpecos & Chihuahuan Desert
Ranches
Circle Ranch
Reduced Price
Hudspeth County, Texas
$51,200,000
Reduced from $59,200,000
32,000 Acres
A unique combination of wilderness, remoteness, accessibility, wildlife, security, and comfort in a high-desert “Sky Island” – the Sierra Diablo Mountains of Far West Texas. Circle Ranch is as unique as it gets, with four distinct geographic regions or habitat providences combined into one ownership. Chihuahuan Desert, Mountain Canyonlands, High Grasslands, and Rolling Pine Highlands are balanced equally in acreage, providing for a diversity of habitats, plants, animals, and natural beauty. Mountain vistas are found throughout the ranch; as scenic as any part of the Big Bend, with clear views of Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas. Circle Ranch is the ‘heart’ of the Sierra Diablo Mountains and contains its highest peak – Diablo Peak (6,500 feet).
Frazier Canyon Ranch
Jeff Davis County, Texas
$18,928,932
8,604 Acres
Frazier Canyon Ranch is comprised of 8,604 acres of some of the most scenic canyon lands in the Davis Mountains of Far West Texas. Frazier Canyon Ranch is very remote and private surrounded by heritage ranches but it’s only 30 minutes to downtown Ft Davis. Located in the high elevations of the Davis Mountains, a Sky Island of the Chihuahuan Desert with ranch elevations ranging from 4,763 feet to 6,100 feet. Frazier canyon bisects this high rangeland creating some of the most scenic bluffs, rocky outcrops, canyons, meadows, huge trees, and mountains in the region.
Agua Fria Ranch
Brewster County, Texas
$15,263,300
23,482 Acres
Agua Fria Ranch is located 60 miles south of Alpine, adjacent to Big Bend Ranch State Park, and is comprised of almost the entire Agua Fria Mountain range with adjoining mid-lower elevation grasslands and scrubland. Agua Fria Spring, a prolific natural water source, is captured and distributed throughout the ranch. There are three separate areas of improvements and one working mining operation.
Diamond Eagle Ranch
Reduced Price
Hudspeth County, Texas
$9,031,750
Reduced from $9,547,850
10,322 Acres
This high Chihuahuan Desert ranch has elevations ranging from 4,200 feet to 6,400 feet and is a series of canyons, peaks, valleys, rolling flats, and arroyos creating rugged yet accessible terrain. The higher elevations of the Eagles are just to the east at 7,400 feet. Sunrises and sunsets on this ranch are nothing short of stunning and vistas stretch into the distance for 100s of miles.
Alpine High Ranch
Pecos County, Texas
$8,341,656
13,468 Acres
Alpine High Ranch is part of the historic Townsend Ranch. The Hudgins family was granted this property as payment for building a fence around the huge historic Townsend ownership. The ranch fronts on Highway 67 between Fort Stockton and Alpine, with the entrance just 18 miles south of I-10 and 26 miles from Fort Stockton and its regional amenities. The ranch has a major drainage, Coyanosa Draw, that crosses the property and is adjacent to some of the largest ranches in the Trans Pecos, including the Elsinore and Leoncita Ranches.
Prairie Canyon Ranch
Terrell County, Texas
$7,695,620
22,972 Acres
Lesser prairie chickens were native to this ranch and the last one was seen in the 1980s, evidence of a rich mix of grassland and brush. Prehistoric people lived in limestone shelters on the ranch and a black bear pictograph can be clearly seen there today. The area is a recreation mecca for both whitetail and mule deer hunting or just prowling the canyons in search of adventure. This is a working ranch leased to a neighboring heritage landowner who keeps up the roads and water infrastructure.
Pecos Canyon Ranch
Reduced Price
Val Verde County, Texas
$5,602,500
Reduced from $6,640,000
8,300 Acres
Pecos Canyon Ranch located 6 miles north of Langtry on county-maintained Pandale Road and fronting on some of the most scenic wild segments of the Lower Pecos River and its spring fed gin-clear waters. The ranch is 60 miles from Del Rio on US 90 and 60 miles from Ozona on I-10.
Rainbow Ranch
Terrell County, Texas
$4,590,000
10,800 Acres
The rolling hills and huge limestone canyons of Rainbow Ranch are located between I-10 and US Highway 90, ten miles north of Dryden and only fifteen miles from paved Terrell County Airport. The ranch is situated at the convergence of three biologically-distinct eco-regions: Tamaulipan Brushland, Hill Country and Chihuahuan Desert.
Twin Canyon Ranch
Pecos and Terrell Counties, Texas
$3,648,000
7,296 Acres
Rolling to flat terrain, with accessible deeper soils to the north and the steep limestone bluffs, canyons, and valleys to the south, makes this a diverse ranch with a variety of resources.
Panther Rock Ranch
Brewster County, Texas
$3,314,400
1,381 Acres
Panther Rock Ranch is part of the historic Woodward Ranch and is located on the banks of year-round Ash Creek on the east side of Highway 118 south of Alpine. With elevations between 4,736 and 5,021 feet, the ranch has one of the best year-round climates in the state and arguably the entire country.
Dos Lomas Ranch
Pecos County, Texas
$3,212,140
6,004 Acres
The name of the ranch comes from two high limestone mountain tops that dominate the views from around the ranch. Broad tops with big valleys creates a combination of easy accessible gentle land with deeper soil and the limestone bluffs, rim country, steep hills, and canyon heads creating a diversity of habitats and landforms. This is a working ranch with exceptional hunting. It’s also loaded with canyons, mountains, caves, and excellent vegetation cover making this a hiker and explorers dream. It has been well managed for decades and is known for its combination of native grass, shrubs, and trees.
Eagle Piñon Ranch
Hudspeth County, Texas
$2,518,550
2,963 Acres
Eagle Piñon Ranch sits on the southeast shoulder of the Eagle Mountains. This high Chihuahuan Desert ranch has elevations ranging from 4,600 feet to 5,800 feet and is a series of canyons, peaks, and valleys, creating a rugged yet accessible terrain. An excellent well and a new hunting lodge with six private rooms, each with a private bath, make this a comfortable and functional hide-a-way.
Stagecoach Ridge Ranch
Brewster County, Texas
$2,278,800
1,266 Acres
Stagecoach Ridge Ranch is located within the unique gated ranch community of Sierra La Rana just south of Alpine, the gateway into the Big Bend Country. This exclusive subdivision has well-maintained roads and buried electric service.
High Mesa Ranch
Pecos County, Texas
$1,929,555
2,858 Acres
High Mesa Ranch is located halfway between Fort Stockton and Sanderson. Situated at the convergence of three biologically-distinct eco-regions in Texas; the Texas Hill Country to the east, the Chihuahuan Desert to the west, and the subtropical Tamaulipan Brushland to the south, High Mesa Ranch contains a great diversity of habitats, vegetation, and topography with distant views all the way to the Madera Mountains south of Fort Stockton.
Kennedy Ranch
Presidio County, Texas
$1,577,565
3,187 Acres
Kennedy Ranch has landscapes that are wide-open rolling grass and scrubland surrounded by rugged mountain ranges which can be seen from most places on the property. Classic “Cattle County” of the Old West, the Kennedy Ranch has maintained much of the environment and appearance of times past. This vast area lies in a narrow elevation range between 3,750 and 4,200 feet, allowing for mix of vegetation from the mid to lower Chihuahuan Desert such as Spanish dagger, yucca, creosote and cholla with a mix of blue grama, black grama, bear grass, and sideoats grama with scattered brush. Tributaries to Alamito Creek have heavier brush like mesquite, desert willow, white brush, catclaw, and some oaks and juniper.
Prairie Creek Ranch
Terrell County, Texas
$399,320
Reduced from $458,920
1,192 Acres
This is not only plateau country with dissected canyons, but also an extensive landscape of rolling hills, valleys and long canyons, creating very scenic and amazingly beautiful views. With topography reaching around 2,000 feet, there are many potential building sites with distant vistas of ranch features.
Transpecos & Chihuahuan Desert
Retreats & Homes
Maya’s Creek Crossing
Jeff Davis County, Texas
$185,000
14.98 Acres
Maya’s Creek Crossing is five miles from the town of Fort Davis on Highway 17 between Fort Davis and Balmorhea, one of the most remarkable scenic drives in the Davis Mountains. On both sides of Limpia Creek, which runs through this small property, are natural open meadows. Included are a new water well, a small barn, and new fencing around several of the pastures.
Skyline Ridge
Under Contract
Jeff Davis County, Texas
$149,000
Reduced from $175,720
22.97 Acres
When you arrive at the top of Skyline Ridge the breathtaking 360 degree views turn the challenging five minute thrilling drive for the last mile into a WOW experience. This property is located off the Highway 166 Scenic Loop on the south side of Mt. Livermore in the Davis Mountains of West Texas. Skyline Ridge is at the very end of Skyline Road in the Davis Mountain Resort on a high ridge that connects Paradise Mountain with Mt. Livermore.