TK Ranch Fredericksburg, Texas
Details & Features
Nestled on the outskirts of Fredericksburg, Texas, heading north towards Llano, discover the rugged landscapes of the Texas Hill Country with scenic vistas at the TK Ranch. This 100-acre ranch is the crown jewel of the iconic Willow City Loop, Texas Hill Country region’s most sought-after and least available area, as evidenced by the surrounding ranches. During a good spring wildflower season, the TK Ranch is ablaze with breathtaking Texas Bluebonnets. The ranch kicks off the scenic drive on the Willow City Loop, showcasing boots inverted atop the cedar-lined fence posts. The trail takes you through 13 miles of “take-your-breath-away” inspirational natural beauty with picturesque blue, yellow, and orange meadows.
This exceptional ranch for sale in Fredericksburg, TX, offers a bold gated entrance guiding you to the secluded custom Hill Country home for those seeking to escape the hustle of urban life. Large native hardwoods, Live Oaks, and Post Oaks adorn the expansive 100 acres of native grasses and wildflowers. Once you arrive, you will wonder why you didn’t get here sooner.
For those seeking easy access to the world beyond, as a recreational/investment property, full-time residence, or weekend retreat, the TK Ranch is the rare chance to have it all!
Mark Harman, Licensed Texas Broker, is acting on a relative’s behalf in this transaction
- Stunning 2,570 sqft fully furnished custom Hill Country Home overlooking the breathtaking terrain of the Texas Hill Country
- 20,000-gallon rain water collection system
- Located on the Willow City Loop – One of the most sought-after and least available areas in the region
- Wildlife Exemption
- 19 miles to historic Fredericksburg, Texas
- Less than 90 miles to either San Antonio or Austin Airports
- 23 miles to the Gillespie County Private Airport
Texas
Texas is massive, it’s second-largest behind Alaska. Venture from East Texas pines and rivers, to the deserts of West Texas across the sprawling high plains of the Texas Panhandle, the Edwards Plateau, and the Texas Hill Country down into the gulf coast region. With ten natural regions (or ecoregions) there’s an extreme variety in the land and habitat by region. Ranches vary in usage from commercial hunting and exotic high-fenced ranches to large cattle-grazing lands and quail-hunting grounds. With strong tax incentives from agricultural exemptions, one can still see thriving populations of longhorn cattle and well-managed white-tailed trophy deer herds. The Guadalupe Mountains stand at over 8,700 feet above sea level in West Texas, a disrupting site for those who still assume Texas is only a desert flatland. Texas has seen an influx of inhabitants from neighboring states in an effort to take advantage of no state income tax, and the favorable layout of large cities and wide-open spaces. It’s possible to be entirely isolated in many parts of the state while being within a 60-minute drive of a large city, airport, and all the amenities. There’s something beautiful for everyone here, whether it’s hills, mountains, desert, high plains or forest. Whatever view you love, you can find it in Texas.
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