Lot 19

At the very tip of a cul-de-sac, where the new paved ranch road ends and there is nowhere left to drive, sits Tract 19 of High Ten Ranch. This is 10.028 acres of Hill Country ranch land for sale in Kerr County, Texas, and its position tells you most of what you need to know. No through traffic ever reaches this ground. The only vehicle that passes the front of the lot is the one that belongs there. That kind of quiet, the kind you only get at the dead end of a lane, is hard to price and harder to find.

The tract runs thick with cedar across its width. Some buyers see cedar and see work, and there is honest clearing to be done here if you want an open yard or a wide building pad. But that cover pulls its weight. Cedar is what holds the game close and screens a home site from the world, and the wildlife on High Ten reflects it. Axis and whitetail deer, turkey, and dove all move through the ranch, and dense cover at the end of a quiet lane gives those animals room to bed and travel undisturbed. Walk the tract, read where the stand thins, and you will find the pocket where a home or hunting cabin wants to sit. Electric has already been run to the lot, so power is one less thing standing between you and a first weekend out here.

The location keeps you tied to the practical world while leaving you deep in the western Hill Country. Kerrville is about fifteen minutes off and Harper roughly ten, which puts groceries, fuel, and a hospital within an easy drive, and San Antonio sits down Interstate 10 when you want the city. High Ten Ranch fronts I-10 and Ranch Road 479, and a stone gated entrance off the highway keeps the paved roads to owners only. For a place this tucked away, getting on and off the interstate stays simple.

Ownership here is meant to be uncomplicated, which is how we sell Texas land. The tract is surveyed with defined boundaries, access comes by way of the new paved roads and the gated entrance, and owner financing is available with as little as 5% down on notes running as long as thirty years. If you have been looking for a private corner of the Hill Country to build on, hunt, retire to, or hold for the next generation, this is worth the drive to walk. Call to set an appointment and stand on it for yourself.