TBD CR 296 None
About this property
Looking for a place that isn't too big or too small? This could be it! With around 320 acres that is very easily traversed, you will find a manageable sized ranch for hunting, recreation, or as an investment property. Maybe running some cattle is your thing? Plenty of grass to be found here as well. This area is known for great hunting for whitetail deer, turkey, and hogs. And you never know when some type of exotic will roam through as there have been reports of axis and other exotics in the area. Wingshooting for dove can be great at times, especially around the three reliable tanks found here. Bobwhite quail are even making a strong comeback in this area and several have been spotted on this property! It's also worth noting there are some incredible views to be found throughout the ranch as revealed along the nicely rolling terrain. WATER: There are three tanks (ponds) that seem to hold water very well, providing a great resource for the local wildlife as well as any livestock. ELECTRICITY: Several electric lines cross the property. IMPROVEMENTS: A modular 3-bed-1-bath home is at the camp area, has never been used by the current owner and little is known about it. It could potentially be cleaned-up and made into a hunting camp house. The red building in the pictures can be bought outside of the ranch sale, and possibly the two deer blinds and feeders as well. Perimeter fencing is decent barb wire, and the north side is high fenced. If you desire a high fenced ranch, this one has a great start! MINERALS: Seller will convey all owned minerals, believed to be 100% with an acceptable offer. SUMMARY: Great hunting, pretty country, views for miles, electricity on site, multiple water sources, easy access, it's all here for a new owner to enjoy and make it their own. An awesome slice of the hill country of Texas! Give me a call and let's go take a look!
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About the Area
TBD CR 296 None is located in Richland Springs, Texas, in San Saba County. San Saba County is the Pecan Capital of the World, a designation backed by generations of native pecan cultivation along the San Saba River bottoms, where some of the finest native pecan trees in Texas have been harvested commercially for over a century. The county maintains an authentic agricultural character largely unchanged by the Hill Country tourism wave.
The San Saba River flows through the heart of the county, its limestone-bottomed course lined with massive native pecan trees and live oaks. The terrain transitions from the granite Central Mineral Region in the east to limestone hills and cedar brakes in the west. Colorado Bend State Park on the Colorado River offers spectacular waterfall and cave hiking.
Richland Springs had an estimated population of 189 as of 2023. The 76871 zip code has a median household income of $85,144, a median home value of $165,600, and a median age of 50.2. The average household size is 3.2 people.
Native pecan farming, cattle ranching, hunting leases, and agritourism centered on the pecan harvest define San Saba County's economy. Colorado Bend State Park draws hikers and paddlers. The county attracts buyers seeking river bottom pecan land and large ranch tracts at prices below the more developed Hill Country counties.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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