Rocksprings, TX 78880 (Val Verde County)
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Description: TRACT 4 - 126.12 ACRES! Pictures include all tracts for sale. Legacy Wind Ranch features large, premier hunting tracts designed for buyers seeking privacy, recreation, and an authentic ranch experience. The property is low-fenced, allowing native game to move freely throughout the ranch and surrounding country. A network of top-quality roads constructed from smooth, durable caliche gravel provides dependable and comfortable access to the individual tracts. With generous acreage, abundant wildlife habitat, and excellent ranch infrastructure, Legacy Wind Ranch is an ideal destination for hunting, outdoor recreation, a private retreat, or a lasting land investment. Location: Legacy Wind Ranch is located 5.5 miles southwest of Carta Valley, directly off Highway 377. The property is approximately 45 minutes southwest of Rocksprings, 35 minutes north of Del Rio, and 1 hour south of Sonora. Access to the ranch is via paved roads leading directly to the front gate, with only one controlled entrance to the property. Utilities: Power will be available to all tracts if you choose to connect. The ranch will feature one shared water well for community use, providing a reliable water source across the property. In addition, each tract will have the option to drill its own private water well, allowing owners to customize their water access based on individual needs and preferences. Hunting and Recreation: Legacy Wind Ranch offers outstanding hunting and outdoor recreation opportunities with abundant native game including whitetail deer, wild hogs, turkeys, and dove. The area is also known for its strong presence of exotic game species, with axis deer, blackbuck antelope, and a chance to encounter other exotics moving through the region. The diverse habitat and low-fenced design allow wildlife to roam freely, enhancing the overall hunting experience. In addition to hunting, the ranch is well suited for wildlife viewing, hiking, horseback riding, and general outdoor enjoyment. All hunting is subject to applicable laws, seasons, and ranch rules. Wind Rights: The ranch includes existing wind turbines located along the main roads throughout the property. The seller is willing to convey some of the wind rights to buyers with strong offers. As of 2026, this interest generates approximately $2,000 per year, which is currently sufficient to cover ag-exempt property taxes and provide funding for annual deer feed across the ranch. Over time, these wind rights are expected to increase in value and income potential, offering a growing long-term revenue stream for ownership. Seller Financing Available: Seller financing can be available at competitive rates for qualified buyers, offering flexible terms designed to make ownership of Legacy Wind Ranch more accessible. Down payment requirements and loan terms may vary based on tract size and buyer qualifications, with final approval subject to seller discretion. Large ranch properties of this quality are limited.
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Tract 4 Lwr Hwy 377 is located in Rocksprings, Texas, in Val Verde County. Val Verde County spans the dramatic transition from the Edwards Plateau to the Chihuahuan Desert, centered on Del Rio, a binational community on the Rio Grande across from Ciudad Acuña, Mexico. Amistad Reservoir, one of the largest international lakes in the world, draws anglers and boaters from across Texas and beyond.
The Rio Grande forms Val Verde County's southern and western boundary, and Amistad Reservoir impounds the Rio Grande and Devils River behind Amistad Dam. The Devils River, consistently rated one of the clearest and most pristine rivers in Texas, flows through the northern reaches of the county through remote limestone canyons accessible only by water or primitive roads.
Rocksprings had an estimated population of 721 as of 2023. The 78880 zip code has a median household income of $32,325, a median home value of $78,100, and a median age of 44.7. The average household size is 2.55 people.
Amistad Reservoir fishing and recreation tourism, Laughlin Air Force Base, cross-border commerce with Ciudad Acuña, ranching, and hunting leases anchor the Val Verde County economy. The Devils River attracts paddlers and anglers seeking a remote wilderness experience, and the county's large ranch tracts offer exceptional hunting for whitetail, mule deer, turkey, and javelina.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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