324 Quail Trl
About this property
Ag Exempt & No City Tax! Elm Springs Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own approximately 23.91 acres in the beautiful Texas Hill Country. Located just minutes from Junction, London, Menard, and Mason, and approximately one hour from Fredericksburg, this property is ideally suited for hunting, recreation, a weekend getaway, or building your dream country home. The gently rolling terrain features mature live oaks and hardwoods, mesquite flats, and seasonal creek beds. Wildlife is abundant, including whitetail deer, axis deer, turkey, dove, hogs, and blackbuck, along with a variety of native predators. Hunting is permitted on individual tracts. Electricity is available at the property, and there is public water available. A gated, controlled-access entrance and an all-weather caliche road provide convenient and private access throughout the ranch. With its peaceful setting, excellent wildlife habitat, nearby Llano River access, gated access, and convenient location, Lot 30 provide an exceptional opportunity to enjoy the Texas Hill Country.
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About the Area
324 Quail Trl is located in Menard, Texas, in Menard County. Menard County is deep, quiet Hill Country, one of the least populated counties in Texas, where the town of Menard on the San Saba River has served as a ranching community since Spanish missionaries established the Presidio San Luis de las Amarillas nearby in 1757. The county offers some of the most pristine and undeveloped ranch land remaining in Central Texas.
The San Saba River flows through Menard County, its spring-fed waters supporting exceptional fishing and wildlife habitat. The terrain is classic Edwards Plateau limestone with cedar and live oak cover, rocky draws, and open grasslands supporting cattle, sheep, goat, and deer operations that have changed little in generations.
Menard had an estimated population of 1,078 as of 2023. The 76859 zip code has a median household income of $43,705, a median home value of $106,100, and a median age of 59.6. The average household size is 1.9 people.
Sheep and goat ranching, cattle production, hunting leases, and wool and mohair production define the Menard County economy. The county is prized by buyers seeking remote, authentic working ranch land at prices that reflect agricultural productivity rather than proximity to urban amenities.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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