Offering 666± acres and the highest elevations in Smith County, Starr Mountain Ranch is square in the path of progress. Just six miles from UT’s Health Center North Campus, the ranch offers beauty, recreation, and investment.
Simms Creek Ranch is 1,102± acres of attractive hunting/ranching country northwest of Austin. Included are oak/elm/pecan bottom, tillable fields, fossil-laden cliffs, and excellent populations of deer and turkey.
Blue Hole Ranch is one of the most robust 168 ± acre parcels in the Texas Hill Country, featuring 3,000 feet of both sides of Leon Creek with multiple waterfalls and an awesome swimming hole.
This 1,750± acre property is located in northeast Scurry County and is ideal for hunting, recreation or running cattle. The ranch is secluded and surrounded by large ranch neighbors.
Fairfield Lake Ranch, 988± acres featuring Pilot Knob Hill which rises to 618’ and is the highest point in Freestone County, and also adjoins Fairfield Lake State Park. Excellent recreational ranch.
Oak Hills Ranch, 1,093± acres in northwest Mason County, offers rolling oak/mesquite country loaded with game and tall grass. Other features are distant views, huge oaks, good soils, well, and pens.
Located in King County and the heart of the “big ranch” country of the Texas Rolling Plains, Water Canyon Ranch is a combination production ranch with excellent recreational appeal.
Four miles of Brazos River frontage with towering hills, fertile pastureland, abundant game, and producing minerals that will convey. Approximately 1,050± acres in Milam County with paved access and frontage.
