485 Mitchell Ranch Road , Camp Wood, TX 78833(Real County)

Paloma Ranch offers the best of both worlds: rugged landscape and thoughtful improvements. The land features approximately 100+/- of elevation change, creating stunning views, varied topography, and excellent building sites. A wet-weather creek meanders through the property, enhancing its natural beauty and providing a corridor for wildlife. Whether you're exploring the terrain, relaxing at the cabin, or enjoying a hunt, this ranch delivers a private and scenic experience.

LOCATION

The ranch is about 11+/- miles from Camp Wood, 11+/- miles from Leakey, 35+/- miles from Utopia, 40+/- miles from Rocksprings, 50+/- miles from Uvalde, 61+/- miles from Bandera, 74+/- miles from Kerrville, 100+/- miles from San Antonio, and 178+/- miles from Austin.

LAND

The ranch spans approximately 90+/- acres of diverse Hill Country terrain, with a striking mix of elevations, ridgelines, and valleys. Mature stands of Pion pine, lacy oak, Texas Madrone, and live oak trees blanket the landscape, offering both habitat and shade. A seasonal dry creek winds through the ranch, adding visual interest and enhancing the ranchs natural charm. Multiple building sites offer views and privacy, with native grasses and brush throughout.

IMPROVEMENTS

At the center of Paloma Ranch sits a charming 952+/- sf cabin that comfortably sleeps 46 guests. Thoughtfully designed for weekend retreats or extended stays, the cabin features a cozy bedroom, a full kitchen, a well-appointed bathroom, and a dining area, making it an inviting basecamp for recreation and relaxation. Additional improvements include a 700+/- sf metal barn, ideal for storing equipment, ATVs, and ranch supplies, as well as a dedicated game-cleaning shed, perfectly suited for hunters looking to process wild game on-site.

WILDLIFE

Paloma Ranch features a diverse array of native and exotic game species that can be observed on the property. Wildlife includes whitetail deer, turkey, dove, hogs, and a mix of exotics such as fallow deer, aoudad, sika, and elk. The combination of terrain, cover, and water sources supports strong game movement and year-round recreational potential.

WATER

A wet-weather creek runs through the ranch, attracting wildlife and enhancing the scenic landscape. The property also features a well that supplies water to the cabin and barn.