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Nestled within the rolling landscape, the Guadalupe River Bend Ranch boasts approximately 10,000 feet of Guadalupe River frontage, providing direct access to the river throughout the property. The Guadalupe River is renowned for its abundant wildlife and scenic beauty. The year-round river provides recreational opportunities and is a crucial water source for cattle and native wildlife in the surrounding area. The ranch features abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, waterfowl, dove, fish, and wild hogs. Due to the river providing a year-round water source as well as the diversity of the terrain, the wildlife have flourished over the years. In addition to the river, there are also three ponds throughout the ranch that are fed by water well allowing for constant water levels if desired. One of these ponds has been used and managed for winter waterfowl hunting in recent years, as well as year-round habitat for local wildlife. The ranch has been a part of the Hamon River Bottom Wildlife Management MLD program for the past decade, allowing for extended harvest seasons and additional tags for doe. The property has been lightly hunted over the years by the family and the hunting pressure is very low. There is a small storage shed that features electricity and outdoor game cleaning station. The property has a water well providing water to three ponds on the ranch for cattle and wildlife. The hilltop portion of the ranch reaches around 80 feet in elevation from the river bottom below. The lower portion of the property features towering pecan tree lined river bottoms as the terrain changes to more flood plain. There is a cleared potential homesite roughly 500 feet from the river on top of a large hill above the 500-year flood plain. The river frontage also allows for water to be pumped from the river for landowner domestic and livestock use. The surrounding properties are large expansive ranches adding to the privacy and seclusion of this one-of-a-kind ranch.

6162609 MLS ⋅ 78629 Zip Code

Nestled within the rolling landscape, the Guadalupe River Bend Ranch boasts approximately 10,000 feet of Guadalupe River frontage, providing direct access to the river throughout the property. The Guadalupe River is renowned for its abundant wildlife and scenic beauty. The year-round river provides recreational opportunities and is a crucial water source for cattle and native wildlife in the surrounding area. The ranch features abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, waterfowl, dove, fish, and wild hogs. Due to the river providing a year-round water source as well as the diversity of the terrain, the wildlife have flourished over the years. In addition to the river, there are also three ponds throughout the ranch that are fed by water well allowing for constant water levels if desired. One of these ponds has been used and managed for winter waterfowl hunting in recent years, as well as year-round habitat for local wildlife. The ranch has been a part of the Hamon River Bottom Wildlife Management MLD program for the past decade, allowing for extended harvest seasons and additional tags for doe. The property has been lightly hunted over the years by the family and the hunting pressure is very low. There is a small storage shed that features electricity and outdoor game cleaning station. The property has a water well providing water to three ponds on the ranch for cattle and wildlife. The hilltop portion of the ranch reaches around 80 feet in elevation from the river bottom below. The lower portion of the property features towering pecan tree lined river bottoms as the terrain changes to more flood plain. There is a cleared potential homesite roughly 500 feet from the river on top of a large hill above the 500-year flood plain. The river frontage also allows for water to be pumped from the river for landowner domestic and livestock use. The surrounding properties are large expansive ranches adding to the privacy and seclusion of this one-of-a-kind ranch.

TBD 364 acres County Road 343, Gonzales

$3,024,000

Nestled within the rolling landscape, the Gonzales River Ranch boasts approximately 8,000 feet of Guadalupe River frontage, providing direct access to the river throughout the property. The Guadalupe River is renowned for its abundant wildlife and scenic beauty, offering an excellent opportunity for all outdoor enthusiasts. The year-round river provides opportunities for fishing, small craft boating, kayaking, swimming, and nature watching. The year-round river also is crucial water source for cattle as well as native wildlife in the surrounding area. The ranch features abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, waterfowl, dove, fish, and wild hogs. Due to the river providing a year-round water source as well as the diversity of the terrain, the wildlife have flourished over the years. In addition to the river, there are also three ponds throughout the ranch that are fed by water well allowing for constant water levels if desired. One of these ponds has been used and managed for winter waterfowl hunting in recent years, as well as year-round habitat for local wildlife. The ranch has been a part of the Hamon River Bottom Wildlife Management MLD program for the past decade, allowing for extended harvest seasons and additional tags for doe. The property has been lightly hunted over the years by the family and the hunting pressure is very low. There is a small storage shed that features electricity and outdoor game cleaning station. The property has a water well providing water to three ponds on the ranch for cattle and wildlife. The ranch features thick hardwood forests and hilltops as well as native pastures. The lower portion of the property features towering pecan tree lined river bottoms as the terrain changes to more flood plain. The river frontage also allows for water to be pumped from the river for landowner domestic and livestock use. The surrounding properties are large expansive ranches adding to the privacy and seclusion of this one-of-a-kind ranch.

9827285 MLS ⋅ 78629 Zip Code

Nestled within the rolling landscape, the Gonzales River Ranch boasts approximately 8,000 feet of Guadalupe River frontage, providing direct access to the river throughout the property. The Guadalupe River is renowned for its abundant wildlife and scenic beauty, offering an excellent opportunity for all outdoor enthusiasts. The year-round river provides opportunities for fishing, small craft boating, kayaking, swimming, and nature watching. The year-round river also is crucial water source for cattle as well as native wildlife in the surrounding area. The ranch features abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, waterfowl, dove, fish, and wild hogs. Due to the river providing a year-round water source as well as the diversity of the terrain, the wildlife have flourished over the years. In addition to the river, there are also three ponds throughout the ranch that are fed by water well allowing for constant water levels if desired. One of these ponds has been used and managed for winter waterfowl hunting in recent years, as well as year-round habitat for local wildlife. The ranch has been a part of the Hamon River Bottom Wildlife Management MLD program for the past decade, allowing for extended harvest seasons and additional tags for doe. The property has been lightly hunted over the years by the family and the hunting pressure is very low. There is a small storage shed that features electricity and outdoor game cleaning station. The property has a water well providing water to three ponds on the ranch for cattle and wildlife. The ranch features thick hardwood forests and hilltops as well as native pastures. The lower portion of the property features towering pecan tree lined river bottoms as the terrain changes to more flood plain. The river frontage also allows for water to be pumped from the river for landowner domestic and livestock use. The surrounding properties are large expansive ranches adding to the privacy and seclusion of this one-of-a-kind ranch.

TBD 224 acres County Road 343, Gonzales

$899,000

Start your morning on the enclosed sunporch, then wander beneath more than 40 large, producing pecan trees toward the Guadalupe River. This 18+ acre riverfront property offers a parklike setting with room to enjoy the outdoors and gather with friends. A 1-bedroom, 1-bath home provides a comfortable home base, while a guest casita gives visitors a place of their own. Spend afternoons by the large pond with its fountain and waterfall, or head to the heated saltwater swimming pool, where a surrounding deck, outdoor kitchen and party area set the scene for poolside gatherings. As evening settles in, enjoy the fabulous sunsets and gather around one of the fire pit areas or unwind on the dock overlooking the river. A community boat launch adds another way to enjoy the water. A 100 x 30 greenhouse with sprinklers & grow lights and a workshop make room for gardening and projects, while climate-controlled storage helps protect belongings. Pets have their own climate-controlled area, dog run & invisible fence of 4 acres. With a net of 41 RV lots already planned, the property also offers potential for an RV park, subject to buyer verification of permitted uses and required approvals. From quiet weekends to days filled with company, there is space here to make the river part of everyday life.

1 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 1545056 MLS ⋅ 78629 Zip Code

Start your morning on the enclosed sunporch, then wander beneath more than 40 large, producing pecan trees toward the Guadalupe River. This 18+ acre riverfront property offers a parklike setting with room to enjoy the outdoors and gather with friends. A 1-bedroom, 1-bath home provides a comfortable home base, while a guest casita gives visitors a place of their own. Spend afternoons by the large pond with its fountain and waterfall, or head to the heated saltwater swimming pool, where a surrounding deck, outdoor kitchen and party area set the scene for poolside gatherings. As evening settles in, enjoy the fabulous sunsets and gather around one of the fire pit areas or unwind on the dock overlooking the river. A community boat launch adds another way to enjoy the water. A 100 x 30 greenhouse with sprinklers & grow lights and a workshop make room for gardening and projects, while climate-controlled storage helps protect belongings. Pets have their own climate-controlled area, dog run & invisible fence of 4 acres. With a net of 41 RV lots already planned, the property also offers potential for an RV park, subject to buyer verification of permitted uses and required approvals. From quiet weekends to days filled with company, there is space here to make the river part of everyday life.

2840 Riverwood Rd., Gonzales

$179,000

This .5190-acre riverfront property on the Guadalupe River offers a shaded park-like setting with mature trees and plenty of room to relax or entertain. The improvements make it truly turnkey: an outdoor kitchen, restroom, RV hookup, and sprinkler system, along with electricity and water already in place. The property has lighting installed for those night-time gatherings. It's an ideal spot for weekend getaways and gatherings.

7877131 MLS ⋅ 78629 Zip Code

This .5190-acre riverfront property on the Guadalupe River offers a shaded park-like setting with mature trees and plenty of room to relax or entertain. The improvements make it truly turnkey: an outdoor kitchen, restroom, RV hookup, and sprinkler system, along with electricity and water already in place. The property has lighting installed for those night-time gatherings. It's an ideal spot for weekend getaways and gatherings.

Lot 22 Goodwin (Road) Ln, Gonzales

$13,249,900

Clearspring River Ranch is a rare 525± acre live water ranch in Central Texas, approximately 37 minutes from Austin, with approximately 2.4 miles—more than 12,600 feet—of private San Marcos River frontage. The spring-fed San Marcos River forms the ranch's northern boundary, offering clear flowing water, sandy beaches, fishing, swimming, kayaking and exceptional private recreational access. Approaching the river, the ranch features improved pastures, mature Live Oaks, hundreds of native Pecan trees, abundant wildlife and a productive cattle operation. The ranch sits atop the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer, one of Texas' nine major aquifers and one of the state's most extensive groundwater systems. Stretching from the Louisiana border to the Mexican border, the aquifer underlies portions of 66 Texas counties and encompasses approximately 36,700 square miles of outcrop and subsurface area. Together, the spring-fed San Marcos River and underlying Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer create an extraordinary water setting for a Central Texas ranch. Improvements include a 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath ranch residence, private hunting cabin, equipment barn, working cattle pens, cross-fencing and a gated entrance. The property is currently under an agricultural exemption. Located near Luling in Gonzales County with convenient access to Austin, San Marcos, Lockhart and San Antonio, Clearspring offers an extraordinary combination of scale, live water, recreation, agriculture and accessibility that is increasingly difficult to find in Central Texas.

2532575 MLS ⋅ Not Provided Zip Code

Clearspring River Ranch is a rare 525± acre live water ranch in Central Texas, approximately 37 minutes from Austin, with approximately 2.4 miles—more than 12,600 feet—of private San Marcos River frontage. The spring-fed San Marcos River forms the ranch's northern boundary, offering clear flowing water, sandy beaches, fishing, swimming, kayaking and exceptional private recreational access. Approaching the river, the ranch features improved pastures, mature Live Oaks, hundreds of native Pecan trees, abundant wildlife and a productive cattle operation. The ranch sits atop the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer, one of Texas' nine major aquifers and one of the state's most extensive groundwater systems. Stretching from the Louisiana border to the Mexican border, the aquifer underlies portions of 66 Texas counties and encompasses approximately 36,700 square miles of outcrop and subsurface area. Together, the spring-fed San Marcos River and underlying Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer create an extraordinary water setting for a Central Texas ranch. Improvements include a 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath ranch residence, private hunting cabin, equipment barn, working cattle pens, cross-fencing and a gated entrance. The property is currently under an agricultural exemption. Located near Luling in Gonzales County with convenient access to Austin, San Marcos, Lockhart and San Antonio, Clearspring offers an extraordinary combination of scale, live water, recreation, agriculture and accessibility that is increasingly difficult to find in Central Texas.

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$13,249,900

Clearspring River Ranch is a rare 525± acre live water ranch in Central Texas, approximately 37 minutes from Austin, with approximately 2.4 miles—more than 12,600 feet—of private San Marcos River frontage. The spring-fed San Marcos River forms the ranch's northern boundary, offering clear flowing water, sandy beaches, fishing, swimming, kayaking and exceptional private recreational access. Approaching the river, the ranch features improved pastures, mature Live Oaks, hundreds of native Pecan trees, abundant wildlife and a productive cattle operation. The ranch sits atop the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer, one of Texas' nine major aquifers and one of the state's most extensive groundwater systems. Stretching from the Louisiana border to the Mexican border, the aquifer underlies portions of 66 Texas counties and encompasses approximately 36,700 square miles of outcrop and subsurface area. Together, the spring-fed San Marcos River and underlying Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer create an extraordinary water setting for a Central Texas ranch. Improvements include a 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath ranch residence, private hunting cabin, equipment barn, working cattle pens, cross-fencing and a gated entrance. The property is currently under an agricultural exemption. Located near Luling in Gonzales County with convenient access to Austin, San Marcos, Lockhart and San Antonio, Clearspring offers an extraordinary combination of scale, live water, recreation, agriculture and accessibility that is increasingly difficult to find in Central Texas.

3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 4562887 MLS ⋅ Not Provided Zip Code

Clearspring River Ranch is a rare 525± acre live water ranch in Central Texas, approximately 37 minutes from Austin, with approximately 2.4 miles—more than 12,600 feet—of private San Marcos River frontage. The spring-fed San Marcos River forms the ranch's northern boundary, offering clear flowing water, sandy beaches, fishing, swimming, kayaking and exceptional private recreational access. Approaching the river, the ranch features improved pastures, mature Live Oaks, hundreds of native Pecan trees, abundant wildlife and a productive cattle operation. The ranch sits atop the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer, one of Texas' nine major aquifers and one of the state's most extensive groundwater systems. Stretching from the Louisiana border to the Mexican border, the aquifer underlies portions of 66 Texas counties and encompasses approximately 36,700 square miles of outcrop and subsurface area. Together, the spring-fed San Marcos River and underlying Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer create an extraordinary water setting for a Central Texas ranch. Improvements include a 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath ranch residence, private hunting cabin, equipment barn, working cattle pens, cross-fencing and a gated entrance. The property is currently under an agricultural exemption. Located near Luling in Gonzales County with convenient access to Austin, San Marcos, Lockhart and San Antonio, Clearspring offers an extraordinary combination of scale, live water, recreation, agriculture and accessibility that is increasingly difficult to find in Central Texas.

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$13,249,900

Clearspring River Ranch is a rare 525± acre live water ranch in Central Texas, approximately 37 minutes from Austin, with approximately 2.4 miles—more than 12,600 feet—of private San Marcos River frontage. The spring-fed San Marcos River forms the ranch's northern boundary, offering clear flowing water, sandy beaches, fishing, swimming, kayaking and exceptional private recreational access. Approaching the river, the ranch features improved pastures, mature Live Oaks, hundreds of native Pecan trees, abundant wildlife and a productive cattle operation. The ranch sits atop the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer, one of Texas' nine major aquifers and one of the state's most extensive groundwater systems. Stretching from the Louisiana border to the Mexican border, the aquifer underlies portions of 66 Texas counties and encompasses approximately 36,700 square miles of outcrop and subsurface area. Together, the spring-fed San Marcos River and underlying Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer create an extraordinary water setting for a Central Texas ranch. Improvements include a 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath ranch residence, private hunting cabin, equipment barn, working cattle pens, cross-fencing and a gated entrance. The property is currently under an agricultural exemption. Located near Luling in Gonzales County with convenient access to Austin, San Marcos, Lockhart and San Antonio, Clearspring offers an extraordinary combination of scale, live water, recreation, agriculture and accessibility that is increasingly difficult to find in Central Texas.

3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 7507487 MLS ⋅ Not Provided Zip Code

Clearspring River Ranch is a rare 525± acre live water ranch in Central Texas, approximately 37 minutes from Austin, with approximately 2.4 miles—more than 12,600 feet—of private San Marcos River frontage. The spring-fed San Marcos River forms the ranch's northern boundary, offering clear flowing water, sandy beaches, fishing, swimming, kayaking and exceptional private recreational access. Approaching the river, the ranch features improved pastures, mature Live Oaks, hundreds of native Pecan trees, abundant wildlife and a productive cattle operation. The ranch sits atop the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer, one of Texas' nine major aquifers and one of the state's most extensive groundwater systems. Stretching from the Louisiana border to the Mexican border, the aquifer underlies portions of 66 Texas counties and encompasses approximately 36,700 square miles of outcrop and subsurface area. Together, the spring-fed San Marcos River and underlying Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer create an extraordinary water setting for a Central Texas ranch. Improvements include a 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath ranch residence, private hunting cabin, equipment barn, working cattle pens, cross-fencing and a gated entrance. The property is currently under an agricultural exemption. Located near Luling in Gonzales County with convenient access to Austin, San Marcos, Lockhart and San Antonio, Clearspring offers an extraordinary combination of scale, live water, recreation, agriculture and accessibility that is increasingly difficult to find in Central Texas.

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$2,100,000

The Guadalupe Hilltop Ranch is an approximately 140-acre riverfront ranch located on the banks of the scenic Guadalupe River. Featuring approximately 2,500 feet of river frontage, the property has numerous river access points including a large gravel beach area, as well as a separate smaller beach area. The diversity of the ranch is remarkable, featuring thick hardwood forests and hilltops intersected by seasonal creek bottoms as well as native pastures. The hilltop portion of the ranch reaches around 80 feet in elevation from the river bottom below. The lower portion of the property features towering pecan tree lined river bottoms as the terrain changes to more flood plain. The ranch also features a large wet weather creek that traverses the length of the property and deposits into the river on the ranch. This wet weather creek with its deep draws and ravines, as well as the large river frontage provide ample amount of natural water and sources year-round for native wildlife to flourish. The property features ample amount of large river gravel areas that allow for easy excavation to use for road base material. There is a cleared potential homesite roughly 500 feet from the river on top of a large hill above the 500 year flood plain. The river frontage also allows for water to be pumped from the river for landowner domestic and livestock use. The surrounding properties are large expansive ranches adding to the privacy and seclusion of this one of a kind ranch. The Guadalupe Hilltop Ranch is a rare property to find just 1.5 hours from Austin and San Antonio.

4061572 MLS ⋅ 78629 Zip Code

The Guadalupe Hilltop Ranch is an approximately 140-acre riverfront ranch located on the banks of the scenic Guadalupe River. Featuring approximately 2,500 feet of river frontage, the property has numerous river access points including a large gravel beach area, as well as a separate smaller beach area. The diversity of the ranch is remarkable, featuring thick hardwood forests and hilltops intersected by seasonal creek bottoms as well as native pastures. The hilltop portion of the ranch reaches around 80 feet in elevation from the river bottom below. The lower portion of the property features towering pecan tree lined river bottoms as the terrain changes to more flood plain. The ranch also features a large wet weather creek that traverses the length of the property and deposits into the river on the ranch. This wet weather creek with its deep draws and ravines, as well as the large river frontage provide ample amount of natural water and sources year-round for native wildlife to flourish. The property features ample amount of large river gravel areas that allow for easy excavation to use for road base material. There is a cleared potential homesite roughly 500 feet from the river on top of a large hill above the 500 year flood plain. The river frontage also allows for water to be pumped from the river for landowner domestic and livestock use. The surrounding properties are large expansive ranches adding to the privacy and seclusion of this one of a kind ranch. The Guadalupe Hilltop Ranch is a rare property to find just 1.5 hours from Austin and San Antonio.

TBD 140 acres Cr 343, Gonzales

$2,995,000

Are high interest rates keeping you out of the market? Seller financing is available for this tract at a 5% interest rate! Seller is open to subdividing and/or property division. Ask agent for details. The property spans 2 miles and offers +/- 1 mile of Guadalupe river frontage. With a footprint of +/- 220 acres, the property offers breathtaking views, multiple ideal building sites, and a variety of outdoor activities, including fishing, kayaking, and hunting for deer, wild hogs, turkey, and dove. With over a mile of improved coastal grazing grass, it presents incredible agricultural potential, including the possibility of the continued agricultural tax exemption. Pecans have been sporadically harvested in the past, but have not been actively managed in recent years. This raw land offers even more opportunities with potential income-producing oil and minerals. Owner understands they own 100% of minerals and surface rights and is willing to negotiate with the buyer. The property also features an old Guadalupe River oxbow, an abandoned gravel pit, a small pond, and existing partial fencing. Easy access from Highway 90A also increases the property’s convenience. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat, an agricultural investment, or a piece of Texas heritage, this property is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Step into a rare piece of Texas history with this stunning riverfront property in Gonzales, home of the first shot of the Texas Revolution. Owned by 4th generation descendants of the Pettus family, who fought and won at the Battle of San Jacinto, this land is part of an original historic tract.

4929603 MLS ⋅ 78629 Zip Code

Are high interest rates keeping you out of the market? Seller financing is available for this tract at a 5% interest rate! Seller is open to subdividing and/or property division. Ask agent for details. The property spans 2 miles and offers +/- 1 mile of Guadalupe river frontage. With a footprint of +/- 220 acres, the property offers breathtaking views, multiple ideal building sites, and a variety of outdoor activities, including fishing, kayaking, and hunting for deer, wild hogs, turkey, and dove. With over a mile of improved coastal grazing grass, it presents incredible agricultural potential, including the possibility of the continued agricultural tax exemption. Pecans have been sporadically harvested in the past, but have not been actively managed in recent years. This raw land offers even more opportunities with potential income-producing oil and minerals. Owner understands they own 100% of minerals and surface rights and is willing to negotiate with the buyer. The property also features an old Guadalupe River oxbow, an abandoned gravel pit, a small pond, and existing partial fencing. Easy access from Highway 90A also increases the property’s convenience. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat, an agricultural investment, or a piece of Texas heritage, this property is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Step into a rare piece of Texas history with this stunning riverfront property in Gonzales, home of the first shot of the Texas Revolution. Owned by 4th generation descendants of the Pettus family, who fought and won at the Battle of San Jacinto, this land is part of an original historic tract.

5201 Us Highway 90a, Gonzales

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