CR 216 , Voca, TX 76887 (McCulloch County)

Size: 200 Acres

Type: Farms and Ranches, Recreational Property

Voca Red Vista Ranch

The Red Vista Ranch offers all the beauty this hill county has to give. On this property ranching and beautiful hill country landscapes come together offering year around recreational entertainment. From its fertile red soil, to its rolling pastures, and diverse landscape, the Red Vista Ranch is truly a great example of a quintessential hill country ranch. The well maintained CR 216 runs along the eastern boundary of the ranch where the front gate is located. Through the front gate you will see large scattered live oak and post oak trees throughout the multiple improved pastures on the ranch that converge into a centrally located picturesque stock tank. These individually fenced pastures are fantastic for grazing, hay, crops, or even wildlife food plots.

This ranch is priced to sell and ready for its new owner.

Location: The ranch is located in McCulloch County. Close to both the t...

Location: The ranch is located in McCulloch County. Close to both the towns of Mason & Brady offering restaurants, shopping, hotels, taxidermists, meat processors, fuel, feed stores, grocery, hardware, and much more. Brady 15 miles, Mason 20 Miles, Llano 35 Miles, San Saba 45 Miles, Fredericksburg 65 Miles, Austin 110 Miles, Marble Falls 70 Miles

Habitat: The land is abundant in fertile soil offering some of the best wildlife habitat and livestock grazing in the region. The majority of this ranch consists of scattered live & post oak trees, and rolling improved pastures.

Vegetation:

-Grasses: Improved Grasses such as Coastal & Bermuda, along with Many native Texas grasses such as-Texas winter grass, spear grass, sideoats grama, little-big blue stem, Buffalo grass, Windmill Grass, purple threaten, and Texas grama.

-Forbes & scrub brushes: Algerita, bumelia, mesquite beans, greenbriar, tasajillo, prickly pear fruits, berries, skunk brush, elbow bush.

-Trees: Live oaks, mesquites, post oaks, hackberry trees, persimmon, pecan, and ash junipers.

Wildlife: This area is known for both the quantity and quality of Whitetail Deer. The Rio Grande turkey population is also strong and makes for a wonderful spring turkey hunt. Coyotes, foxes, bobcats, and hogs are abundant along with good dove hunting in September.

Electricity: Yes Multiple Single, Dual, and Three phase lines rub through & along the property.

Water: Water Wells. Multiple Large/Small wells on this tract, along with hookups & lines for irrigation.

Surface Water: 1 Large Tank and 4 small stock tanks.

Contact: Logan Carroll 512-318-8819

BUYER'S BROKER TERMS: Buyers brokers must be identified on the first contact and must accompany buying prospect on the first showing to be allowed fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of the management of the Company.

If a Buyer Prospect makes initial contact with our Company and then later brings in other Broker, after the fact, the other Broker shall not be entitled to fee participation and the Buyer shall be responsible for paying the other Brokers fee, if any.

DISCLAIMER: The Information provided herein is deemed accurate, but subject to errors, omissions, price changes, prior sale or withdrawal. Ranchland Real Estate and Broker Agents licensed by Ranchland Real Estate does not guarantee or is anyway responsible for the accuracy or completeness of information, and provides said information without warranties of any kind. Please verify all facts. Owner holds a Texas real estate salesperson's license.

*** Buyers Agent will receive a 2% Commission Based upon the Sales Price.***

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