Lot 15

The land here climbs. From roughly 2,027 ft it lifts about 55 ft to 2,082 ft, a steady rise you feel in your legs before you feel it in your eyes. That kind of relief gives you options for where a home might sit, up on the higher elevation where the air stirs and you can look out over the lower reach of the property. This is 31.43 acres of ranch land for sale at Walnut Creek Ranch in Kerr County, oak-covered Texas Hill Country with real shape to it. The high seat and the low water are what you'll remember a week after you leave.

Down in the western reach, a dry creek winds stretches 770 ft, the low line where moisture collects and holds a little longer than the surrounding rock. There's a dam and a retention pond on this tract as well, the sort of feature that pulls wildlife in tight. Whitetail use it. We've seen plenty of them here, and if you stand still at dusk near the water you'll understand why the herd keeps to this ground. A new paved road already runs all the way to the property, and access is easy at the very end of a cul-de-sac.

Through the center, a band of open grass breaks up the oak cover. That's your natural clearing, the spot where the light lands and a food plot or a yard could go without you clearing a single tree. The rest carries the oaks this part of the county has been known even when the Comanche indians once thrived here. If you get lucky, you might even find an arrow-head or two. Shade in summer, mast in fall, and a screen of green that keeps your neighbors' business out of your sight and yours out of theirs.

Power is a rare head start out here. A pole and its own breaker box are already set, so the long, expensive job of bringing electricity to a raw tract is one you may not have to face. We'll show you exactly where it stands when you come. Seven-strand barbed wire on galvanized posts hold back the western edge, a fence built to last for decades.

The tract fronts a private (gated) road about 190 ft along its eastern edge.  Each tract on the ranch is surveyed, restrictions are light with no commercial use, and we owner finance with as little as 5% down and terms out to thirty years. Walk it in the cool of a fall morning, when the whitetail are moving and the grass in the middle catches the low sun. Wear boots that don't mind a cactus. We'll take you up to the high ground, down to the pond, and let you pick your spot among the oaks.