Mountain Home TX ranch real estate is the Hill Country’s best-kept secret: sprawling 100- to 2,000-acre tracts threaded by crystal-clear spring branches and live-oak mottes just 15 minutes west of Kerrville. Current MLS feeds teem with high-fenced hunting ranches, low-fence cattle operations, and turnkey Hill Country retreats—each ag-exempt and minutes from paved FM 1340. Top Google queries now: Mountain Home ranch for sale, Kerr County hunting land, Texas Hill Country acreage near Mountain Home, large tract ranch Kerrville.

Shoppers who type “Mountain Home luxury ranch with lodge” or “raw land Mountain Home TX” find fresh listings stacked with barndominiums, metal barns, private airstrips, and Class-A whitetail genetics. West Kerr County’s limestone ridges drop into fertile creek bottoms perfect for coastal hay or rotational grazing, while proven Trinity Aquifer wells pump 30–60 gpm—prime Hill-Country water rights that buyers filter for under “Mountain Home water well ranch.”

Market snapshot: inventory sits at just 3–5 months, with entry-level 150-acre parcels opening near $5,800/acre and premium high-fenced game ranches topping $11K/acre when stocked with axis, fallow, and managed whitetail herds. Owner-financed Mountain Home ranches and 1031-friendly Hill Country acreage hit the portal weekly; set alerts for “Kerr County owner finance ranch” and “Texas 1031 exchange land Mountain Home” to snag new drops before they’re gone.
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