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Kimble County, Texas
Crooked Creek
Your first piece of the Llano River country — 1 lots from 12 to 12 acres, starting at $204,000.
- Total ranch
- 360 ac
- Lots available
- 1
- Starting at
- $204k
The Ranch
About Crooked Creek
What do you want from your first piece of the Hill Country? A weekend place of your own, ground your kids can roam, or just the quiet satisfaction of standing on land that is yours? Whatever has you looking, Crooked Creek Ranch, 360 acres of Kimble County offered as surveyed tracts, is a fine place to start.
It is storied country too. Kimble County is where the spring fed North and South Llano rivers come together, and Junction, the county seat, was laid out beside that meeting of the waters in 1876 and named for it. This is the same rough cedar brake country the Texas Rangers swept in the Kimble County Roundup of 1877, bringing in some forty wanted men with hardly any bloodshed.
A first land purchase should not feel like a gamble. Every tract here is surveyed, so the lines you pay for are the lines on the ground, and deeded access along the ranch roads means your way in is yours on paper, not a neighbor's favor.
Lot Map
Find your spot
Tap a lot to view its listing. Gold = available · Orange = sale pending. Boundaries are approximate; surveys control.
Crooked Creek
Available Lots
How far is Crooked Creek?
Drive time by road from the gate. Each town has its own page of every ranch within two hours.
Crooked Creek — common questions
- Does Crooked Creek offer owner financing?
- Yes. Guadalupe Ranch Co. is the owner-seller and finances in-house — typically as little as 5% down with terms up to 30 years and no bank qualifying. Exact terms vary by tract; call 830-307-7533 for current numbers.
- How many lots are for sale at Crooked Creek right now?
- 1 surveyed tract is openly available right now, starting at $204,000, from about 12 to 12 acres. Inventory changes as lots go under contract — the list on this page is live.
- Where is Crooked Creek?
- Crooked Creek is in KIMBLE County, Texas, in the Kimble County area. Every tract is surveyed and sold with deeded access on graded ranch roads.
- What are the restrictions at Crooked Creek?
- Light restrictions that protect property values — no commercial hunting or commercial use; recreational use, hunting by owners and guests, and homesites stay open. The full recorded covenants are published on our restrictions page for Crooked Creek.
- Can I walk Crooked Creek before buying?
- Yes — book an appointment online in about a minute (pick a time on this page) or call 830-307-7533. A guide who knows every tract will meet you at the gate.
Contact
Come walk Crooked Creek
The best way to pick your lot is to stand on it. Book an appointment, call, email, or send the form and we'll set it up.
Kimble County, Texas