Fredericksburg, TX 11.30 Acres Water and electric
Welcome to your dream hill country ranch! This picturesque 11.30-acre property, nestled amidst the serene landscape, offers a tranquil haven just waiting for you. With electric and water readily available, envision creating your ideal homestead or weekend retreat with ease.
Priced attractively at $230,000.00, this slice of paradise also offers owner financing with a mere 5% down payment, making your dreams of owning land more achievable. As a token of gratitude, veterans and current military personnel are extended a special discount.
Conveniently situated, this property is located 13 miles west of Harper, 30 miles north of Kerrville, and 35 miles west of Fredericksburg, ensuring both accessibility and seclusion. The terrain, adorned with majestic oak trees and devoid of cedar, presents a gentle topography perfect for exploration and enjoyment.
This high-fenced ranch, comprised of 16 t...
This high-fenced ranch, comprised of 16 tracts, teems with remarkable wildlife, including whitetail deer, blackbuck, red stag, turkey, and fallow. Whether you seek a sanctuary for hunting or simply yearn to commune with nature, this property promises an unforgettable experience.
Embark on the journey of a lifetime with owner financing options, requiring only a 5% down payment, with flexible terms extending up to 30 years.
If you're ready to make your dreams a reality, seize the opportunity to build your dream home or weekend retreat. Contact us today at the number provided to schedule a viewing of this magnificent hill country ranch!
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Property is located 13 miles west of Harper, 30 miles north of Kerrville, and 35 Miles West of Fredericksburg
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