Medina County | Balle View Ranch | N of Hondo
DESCRIPTION
The Balle View Ranch is located North of Hondo and is offered as a turnkey, ready-to-go 50+/-acre recreation ranch in Northern Medina County offering fantastic views with two alternative building sites. The property conveys with a fully-furnished three-bedroom cabin that is located near the bottom of the property offering seclusion in a peaceful setting. There is a newer storage shed and parking awning on site. The John Deere Gator ATV will help you get around to the hunting blinds and feeders and on up to the top of the property to enjoy the view.
LOCATION
The Balle View Ranch is located N of Hondo. Take Hwy 173 North for 8 miles to paved CR 241 (turn left), go 4.7 miles to Private Road 2410 (turn left), and go 0.4 miles to the gate entrance.
Distance from San Antonio 54+/- miles.
Distance from Houston 249+/- miles.
Distance from Austin 132+/- miles.
LAND
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This Texas Hill Country terrain includes two hills looking out at a massive canyon and down into a draw with a wet-weather creek. There is an impressive number of large mountain laurel trees on this property along with big oak trees. There has been some cedar removed, opening up several areas to view wildlife and allows for grass and forbs to grow for the wildlife. The property is managed for Wildlife Exemption and is currently 1-D-1 Ag use.
IMPROVEMENTS
There is a 12-volt electric front gate entrance and all-weather road through the middle of the property all the way down to the three-bedroom 888+/- SF cabin that has a 360+/- SF covered porch. There are 10 birdhouses, 6 bird feeders, and several hunting areas with blinds and feeders.
WILDLIFE
Typical of the Texas Hill Country are whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkeys, wild hogs, songbirds, fox, raccoons, rabbits, and squirrels.
WATER
The domestic water well was drilled in 2003 with a static level of 290+/- ft and a bottom depth of 600+/- ft. There is a water well pump house with a storage tank, pressure tank, and a -HP booster pump that provides water to a wildlife water trough and the cabin.
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