Kerrville, TX 78028 (Kerr County)
About this property
Spring Valley Ranch -- a rare, unrestricted Hill Country retreat on 34+ acres in the Upper Turtle Creek area, offered after nearly 50 years in one family. This wildlife-exempt property features end-of-road privacy in a scenic box canyon with nearly 200 feet of elevation change and sweeping hilltop views. A 1-acre spring-fed pond, stocked with bass, catfish, and perch, anchors the low ground while a brand-new 640-foot well (completed 2024) ensures reliable water. The classic native rock ranch house (~1,960 sf) includes a wood-burning stove, spacious kitchen, and covered porch overlooking open meadows. The land supports cattle, horses, hunting, and recreation. Whitetail deer, turkey, and dove are abundant. Improvements include storage and tractor sheds, hunting blinds, game feeders, corrals, and submersible pumps. Electric service and high-speed internet available through Bandera Electric Cooperative. LP gas on site. Septic system in place. No deed restrictions. No HOA. Conveniently located near Kerrville, Hunt, and Bandera, with a nearby airport featuring a 6,000-ft runway. Conventional and cash offers welcome.
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About the Area
150 Coker Hollow is located in Kerrville, 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.
Kerrville had an estimated population of 24,532 as of 2023. The 78028 zip code has a median household income of $65,486, a median home value of $281,300, and a median age of 48.2. The average household size is 2.23 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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