Lot 14

Cut a drive off the turnaround, bend it past the juniper screen, and you come out into a clearing wide enough for a house, a shop, and whatever else you decide to put beside them a few years on. That opening is the whole argument for Tract 14. At 10.015 acres on High Ten Ranch, this is Kerr County ranch land for sale that does one thing better than most: it lets you set up back in the middle of it without anybody on the road seeing where you went. The brush at the front does that work for you.

The dirt surprised me. I walked it looking for rock, the way you do out on the Edwards Plateau, and barely found any, so a post hole or a trench shouldn't fight you the way it does on a lot of tracts I show. Deep soil, grass standing in the open parts, and beds pressed into that grass where animals have been laying up out of the midday sun. Two old hunting blinds stand out toward the edges of the clearing. Somebody put them there years back, they're not part of what you're buying, but they tell you plainly what this tract has been good for.

The land rolls, gently, with 28 ft of fall from one corner to the other and no part of it steep. A trail leaves the opening and ties into Tract 15 next door, already cut and already walkable, which is worth knowing if you've considered taking two tracts side by side and tying them together later. Nothing out there needs reshaping before you use it.

Your entry comes off the turnaround at the end of the ranch road, and that's the natural spot to start a drive, winding it up into the clearing so the approach stays out of sight from the asphalt; the plat and title work govern how access reads on paper, and we'll walk you line by line. Electric has been brought to the tracts here, and we'll show you where it comes to this one so you can confirm the hookup details yourself with the provider. One more thing you should hear from me before you drive out. A radio tower stands off to the northwest, and you'll pick it out on the skyline from the clearing. I'd rather say so now than let you find it on your own.

High Ten lies off I-10 and Ranch Road 479, on paved roads inside a controlled entrance right at the highway, with mature hardwoods and juniper scattered across gently rolling terrain. Boundaries are surveyed. Restrictions are light, enough that what your neighbors put up stays in keeping, and not so heavy that they tell you what color to paint your shop. Owner financing is available, starting at 5% down, with the full terms printed beside this listing.

Wear long sleeves and boots when you come. The juniper at the front is thick for the first stretch, and then it breaks open all at once, which is the part worth seeing. Come late in the day if you can. We'll start you at the turnaround, walk you up into the opening, and you can stand there and figure out where the house faces.