Lot 3

Tract 3 of High Ten Ranch stands out for how much you can see standing on it. Where a good many lots in the western Hill Country hide their shape behind a wall of cedar, this ten acre piece in Kerr County, Texas keeps things open, light on the densely packed brush that crowds some of its neighbors. That openness lets the ground show its hand. You can read the gentle roll of the terrain from one side to the other, and the mature oaks scattered across it give the place shade and character without closing off your sightlines. It is the kind of ground where you walk it once and already know where the house wants to face.

Because the cedar stays sparse here, building comes without the season of clearing that some tracts ask of you. Electric has already been run to the lot, and the ranch roads leading in are newly paved, so two of the bigger hurdles of putting up a home or weekend cabin out in the country are behind you before you start. Add in the gentle grade, and you have real freedom to set a house on a rise for the view, or tuck a cabin in among the oaks, and let the land work for you rather than against you.

Sitting close to the stone gated entrance off Interstate 10 and Ranch Road 479, Tract 3 keeps the drive home short. You are through the gate and onto your own ground in a matter of minutes, with Kerrville about fifteen minutes out and Harper roughly ten, so groceries, fuel, and a hospital stay within an easy reach. San Antonio runs down the interstate when the city calls. The larger 259 acre ranch carries the game this part of Kerr County is known for, with axis and whitetail deer, turkey, and dove moving through the oaks. Whether the plan is a place to build and retire to, a weekend camp, or land to hand down, this tract gives you room to do it.

We sell Texas land the straightforward way. The tract is surveyed with defined boundaries, access comes by paved road through the gated entrance that keeps the ranch private for owners, and power is run to the property. Owner financing is available with as little as five percent down and notes running as long as thirty years, so there is a workable path to owning this without a bank in the middle. Come walk it, stand in the open under the oaks, and pick your spot.