Lot 13

The ground here climbs. From the low end to the high end you gain about 84 ft, roughly 2,194 up to 2,278, and you feel every foot of it under your boots as you work west across this 100-acre tract of ranch land for sale on the Lone Star Ranch in Edwards County. The land doesn't sit flat and wait on you. It rolls, it lifts, it settles into shallow bottoms and then hauls you back up again. That movement is the first thing you notice out here, 13 miles south of Rocksprings, and it's the thing you'll still be thinking about a week after you walk it.

The west part of this tract is where the trees stand thickest. Most of the ground wears cedar and hardwood cover, and it's the higher, timbered western side that gives the place its shape and its shade. Walk it in the cool of the morning. The cover breaks up your sightlines, holds the deer close, and keeps a person from feeling exposed on the open rises. This is Hill Country the way the old-timers around Rocksprings knew it, mixed brush, rock underfoot, and country that changes on you every hundred yards.

There's real evidence of use on this one. Buildings and water tanks sit on the tract, the kind of improvements that tell you somebody put work into this ground before you. We'll walk you through exactly what's there and what conveys when you come out, because that's a conversation to have standing in front of it, not reading a list. Come see for yourself what's been built and how it sits with the lay of the land.

Fence runs along the south, west, and north sides of the tract, most of the perimeter accounted for on three sides. The recorded survey governs where the true lines fall, and we'll show you the corners when we walk it. This is part of the larger 2,888-acre Lone Star Ranch, and the wildlife that moves through this country is the same that moves through the whole place: whitetail and axis, aoudad, elk, turkey, and dove, with hogs working the bottoms. Electric runs near the county road and at various points across the ranch, another thing worth pointing out on the ground.

Restrictions here are light, with no commercial hunting allowed, so the country stays quiet and the game stays put. Owner financing is available on this tract with as little as 5% down, which is how a lot of folks step into their own piece of Edwards County without waiting on a bank.

Come walk it in the fall when the mornings turn cool and the deer are moving through the timber. Wear boots you don't mind scuffing on rock, and give us a call to set a time. We'll meet you at the gate.