Hunt, TX 78024 (Kerr County)
About this property
Rare North Fork Guadalupe riverfront: beautiful, accessible river recreation on an elevated homesite with no history of flood damage. Riverfront enjoyment and high, protected ground rarely come together - and rarely come to market. This extensively renovated Hill Country hideaway neighbors the legendary MO Ranch and sits beneath an 80-foot limestone bluff. Rebuilt in 2020 with new PEX plumbing, mini-split HVAC, and LED lighting, the home sleeps 16 with capacity for 24 - ideal as a family compound, second home, or turnkey short-term rental. The open-concept main level features a quartzite-island kitchen, dining for ten, a live-edge pecan wood bar, and a limestone-fireplace great room flowing to a sprawling backyard with fire pit patio, timber-frame outdoor kitchen, and direct river access. The master suite offers vaulted wood ceilings, dual vessel sinks, and private deck access. Upstairs, a bunk room and game room with pool table, foosball, and shuffleboard keep groups entertained. The property has mature live oaks, a wildlife feeder, a covered chuck wagon, UV-filtered well with 3,000-gallon storage, and multiple storage sheds. Minutes from Hunt, Ingram, and Kerrville.
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About the Area
196 Rock Bottom is located in Hunt, Texas, in Kerr County. Kerr County is the urban center of the Hill Country, with Kerrville serving as the region's largest city and a hub for healthcare, arts, and commerce. The county has a long history as a destination for summer camps, artistic retreats, and outdoor recreation, and remains a magnet for retirees and remote workers seeking Hill Country living with full amenities.
The Guadalupe River flows through the heart of Kerr County, and the surrounding hills rise to over 2,400 feet at their highest points. The confluence of the North Fork and South Fork of the Guadalupe in Kerrville creates a scenic river corridor that anchors the city's parks and trail system.
Hunt had an estimated population of 4,358 as of 2023. The 78024 zip code has a median household income of $76,065, a median home value of $635,100, and a median age of 58.8. The average household size is 2.08 people.
Healthcare is the dominant employer in Kerr County, with Peterson Regional Medical Center serving the broader Hill Country region. Tourism, ranching, retirement services, and a growing remote-work population round out the economy. The county attracts buyers seeking larger acreage properties with river frontage or Hill Country views.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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