381 Camino Primero
About this property
Built in 2022, this thoughtfully designed residence is nestled among beautiful live oaks on a 2.6 ac., perimeter fenced lot with no HOA and a few minimal restrictions, providing both privacy and freedom. Step inside and notice the vaulted ceilings and three 6x6 picture windows that invite natural light and showcase the scenic views. Discover high-quality finishes throughout including granite tops and wood & tile flooring. The kitchen features KitchenAid appliances including a 6-burner gas range, custom cabinetry, and a spacious utility/pantry/office area. The primary suite has 2 picture windows, double vanities and his/her closets. Outdoor living is enhanced by beautiful patios, a wood burning fireplace, covered RV parking with hookups, and a detached garage plus 2 outdoor showers. Copper wiring, foam insulation, and a tankless water heater are notable features. Frio River access is nearby. Don't miss this opportunity to own a modern, high-quality home in the heart of the Texas Hill Country!
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About the Area
381 Camino Primero is located in Leakey, Texas, in Real County. Real County is one of the most remote and scenic counties in the Texas Hill Country, a sparsely populated limestone plateau where the Frio River headwaters carve crystal-clear canyons through cedar and oak-covered hills. Leakey, the county seat, is a small community that serves as a gateway to some of the most spectacular river recreation in Texas.
The Frio River and its tributaries, including the Nueces River, originate in Real County, creating spring-fed canyons with exceptional water clarity. The terrain is rugged Edwards Plateau limestone with steep canyon walls, cedar brakes, and the occasional exposed granite formation. Lost Maples State Natural Area in neighboring Bandera County is accessible from Real County.
Leakey had an estimated population of 605 as of 2023. The 78873 zip code has a median household income of $44,688, and a median age of 57.5. The average household size is 2.36 people.
Hunting leases, river tourism, ranching, and a small but growing vacation rental economy centered on the Frio River draw visitors and buyers to Real County. The county attracts buyers seeking remote river canyon properties and large hunting ranches at prices reflecting the limited development infrastructure.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
Listing information © 2026 LERA MLS. All data provided AS IS. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Listing courtesy of Shawn Gray, Frio Canyon Real Estate.