Lot 5

Tract 5 at High Ten Ranch is the kind of open, workable ground that lets you decide where the house goes instead of the land deciding for you. It runs a little over ten acres in Kerr County, Texas, off Interstate 10 and Ranch Road 479, and the first thing you notice standing on it is space. The cedar here is sparse rather than dense, leaving stretches of open ground broken by the gentle to rolling grade this part of the western Hill Country carries. You can walk the tract end to end without fighting through brush, read the lay of the land as you go, and settle on a rise or a level pocket that suits the home or weekend cabin you have in mind.

That openness is the tract's real advantage. Where some lots on this ranch make you clear a way in, Tract 5 already gives you sightlines and choices. A new paved ranch road brings you right to it, and electric has been run to the lot, so two of the bigger costs and headaches of building out in the country are already handled. What is left is the pleasant part: standing on your own ground, picking the view you want to wake up to, and figuring out where the porch faces.

The setting keeps you close to what you need while leaving you out in the quiet. Kerrville is about fifteen minutes off, Harper roughly ten, so groceries, fuel, and a hospital are an easy drive, and San Antonio sits down the interstate when you want it. Access to the ranch comes through a stone gated entrance off the highway that keeps the roads to owners, and the broader 259 acre property carries the game Kerr County is known for, with axis and whitetail deer, turkey, and dove moving through the oaks and cedar. Whether the plan is to build now, hold for a weekend place, or keep something to hand down, this tract gives you a straightforward starting point.

Ownership here is kept simple. The tract is surveyed with defined boundaries, access is by paved road behind the gated entrance, and light restrictions protect the character of the ranch without tying your hands. Owner financing is available with as little as 5% down and notes running as long as thirty years, and you will want to confirm building, well, and septic details for yourself as you plan. Give us a call to set a time and walk Tract 5, and see how the land sits before you commit.