Kerr County | South Fork Guadalupe River Ranch | Sw Of Hunt
Kerr County | South Fork Guadalupe River Ranch | SW of Hunt
- Acreage
- Recreational Land
- Hunting Land
- Ranch
- Fishing Land
- Waterfront
- Electricity
- River Frontage
- Hunting
- River
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DESCRIPTION
Located about 8.6+/- miles southwest of Hunt, off paved Highway 39, The South Fork Guadalupe River Ranch is a beautiful 16+/- acres featuring both sides of the river stretching through the property 750'+/-. Upon entering the ranch, a concrete bridge crosses the river, and a concrete road continues through the middle of the property, climbing up to a beautiful hilltop. The hilltop has several potential build sites with beautiful valley views. Electricity is readily available at the top of the hill, located at the northeast corner of the property.
The river is extremely accessible, allowing anglers to walk the banks during fishing excursions easily. There is a nice combination of rock bottom shallow sections and deeper holes on the downstream side. Several portions of the river have some rapid areas as well.
The ranch can provide a multitude of recreational opportunities, such as river activities, camping, hiking, and searching for potential Native American artifacts.
The property is currently in an ag exemption, and electricity is readily available.
LOCATION
The South Fork Guadalupe River Ranch is located 8.6+/- miles southwest of Hunt, Texas, along paved Highway 39. The ranch has 750'+/- of highway frontage.
15+/- miles from Ingram
21+/- miles from Kerrville
80+/- miles from San Antonio
110+/- miles from Austin
LAND
The owners have been tremendous stewards over the years and have removed a large portion of the cedar. This has allowed other native vegetation to flourish. Some select areas have thick timber, which, as a result, has provided exceptional cover for the native wildlife habitat. A thick array of native grass covers the landscape, resulting in a stunning Hill Country setting.
There is good accessibility along the banks of the river on both sides. The river is shallow, with a rock bottom on the south side of the bridge, but on the north side of the bridge, there are some deeper holes. A large number of sycamore trees line the river's banks, creating a beautiful setting.
As you traverse up the hilltop view via a concrete road, the vegetation transitions into live oak, lacey oak, and shin oak. The top of the hill is relatively flat and offers multiple build sites to choose from overlooking a beautiful valley.
IMPROVEMENTS
The property is void of any structural improvements. Electricity is available near the northeast corner of the property.
WILDLIFE
The ranch has frequent sightings of axis deer, whitetail deer, aoudad, turkey, dove, and feral hogs. The river offers opportunities for anglers to take advantage of fishing.
WATER
Both sides of the South Fork Guadalupe River traverse through the property on either side for approximately 750'+/-.