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About this property
If you are searching for the perfect acreage to settle down on, this is it! Quiet, secluded and private 26.725 acres with hill country views. Covered with native South Texas brush and live oak trees. Good netting wire fence on three sides. A shared well is available with the neighbor to the left. Seller owns a two bed, one bath nice cabin, that sits on the neighboring property, only a few yards from seller's property line. The cabin can be moved to this acreage at buyer's expense. Electricity is on the road in front of the property. This acreage is part of a large ranch that has been divided. All parcels are 20 to 50 acres or larger. Entrance to all tracts is behind a coded gate. Land is located halfway between Hondo and Bandera in the Hondo school district. No mobile homes or manufactured homes are allowed. Very clean, nice area. Hunting allowed. Property is now Ag exempt, so total taxes for 2026 is $33.04. Taxes in the listing are approximate if buyer does not keep ag exemption. Come take a look at this beautiful ranch!
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0 is located in Hondo, Texas, in Medina County. Medina County spans the transition from the Texas Hill Country to the South Texas Plains, centered on Hondo and incorporating the scenic Hill Country community of Medina along the upper Medina River. The county blends working ranch culture with proximity to San Antonio and a growing agritourism sector.
The Medina River originates in Bandera County and flows through the northern reaches of Medina County, supporting spring-fed swimming holes and riverside ranches. The terrain transitions from limestone hills in the north to the flat brush country of the South Texas Plains in the south. Medina Lake on the county's eastern boundary provides water recreation.
Hondo had an estimated population of 8,508 as of 2023. The 78861 zip code has a median household income of $64,491, a median home value of $210,100, and a median age of 39.1. The average household size is 2.55 people.
Cattle ranching, onion and vegetable farming, hunting leases, and San Antonio metro proximity define the Medina County economy. The northern Hill Country portion of the county commands premium prices for river frontage and scenic hill country acreage.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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