Kerr County, Texas
Homesites with history in the Kerr County hills — 7 lots from 19 to 43 acres, starting at $442,575.
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The Ranch
In May of 1856 the strangest cargo Texas had ever seen came ashore at Indianola, 34 U.S. Army camels bound for Camp Verde, the frontier post established the summer before on Verde Creek in southern Kerr County. Secretary of War Jefferson Davis wanted to see how camels would fare as pack animals in the Southwest, and for a stretch of years these same Kerr County hills carried the whole experiment. The Camp Verde General Store has been trading since 1857 and never quit.
Walnut Creek Ranch spreads across 845 acres of that storied country, oak-covered hills in the Kerrville area that people have prized since Joshua Brown's shingle makers first worked their way up the Guadalupe in 1846. If you have been looking for the right ground for a Hill Country home, the tracts here run roomy, enough ground to set a house among the oaks and keep the world at a comfortable distance.
Each tract is surveyed, and light restrictions with no commercial use keep the ranch the kind of place worth building on. We owner finance with as little as 5% down and notes up to 30 years, so the hard part is just picking your spot among the oaks. Call us, or better yet, come walk this country yourself.
Lot Map
Tap a lot to view its listing. Gold = available · Orange = sale pending. Boundaries are approximate; surveys control.
Walnut Creek Ranch
7 of 7 lots
Drive time by road from the gate. Each town has its own page of every ranch within two hours.
Contact
The best way to pick your lot is to stand on it. Book an appointment, call, email, or send the form and we'll set it up.