
Lot lines shown on photos are approximate locations; surveys control.
$223,416
$4,351/acre
51.35 acres · Alamo Ranch49 of 74 tracts left · 8 sold in the last 30 days
You come off the county road onto the new ranch road, and the whole north edge of Tract 36 on Alamo Ranch is that entrance. No hunting for a gate placement. The dirt road that carries you in keeps going once you're on the property, winding through most of the 51.35 acres before it lets you out among the trees. This is Hill Country ranch land for sale in Edwards County, Texas, sitting 13 miles below Rocksprings, and the way in is the first thing that recommends it.
Every acre here wears trees. You drive under them, you camp under them, and in the heat of a July afternoon you'll be grateful for the shade they throw. The wooded feel is constant, corner to corner, so the tract reads private and closed-in the way good camp acreage should. Turkey and dove move under this timber. So do the deer that make this stretch of Edwards County worth owning.
The land isn't flat. It climbs about 64 ft from one end to the other, roughly 2,153 up to 2,217, and that rise gives you real choices for where to set a camp or a cabin. Higher ground for the breeze. Lower ground tucked into the timber. Walk it with us and you'll feel where the road wants to take you and where a good building spot sits back off it. Bring boots you don't mind scuffing on rock.
There's fence along the north and the whole east edge, better than half the perimeter accounted for, which gives you a head start on containing the tract. The recorded survey and the title work govern exactly where those corners fall, and we'll go over all of it with you before you sign a thing. Electric runs along the north fence, something to confirm for your own spot when you're ready to build.
Owner financing is on the table here with as little as 5% down, so getting your name on a piece of Edwards County doesn't wait on a bank. Restrictions are kept purposefully few, with no commercial hunting allowed, which keeps the neighbors quiet and the timber undisturbed. Cooler months are the best time to see it, when the brush thins and you can read the lay of the timber. Call us and we'll meet you at the ranch road and drive you in.
≈ 107 mi from San Antonio · ≈ 151 mi from Austin (as the crow flies)