Medina County, TX Farms and Ranches, Recreational Land for Sale with Recently Sold Properties over $1M

**CONTRACT PENDING*** PRICE REDUCED! This beautifully diverse ranch just outside of Devine stretches from the fertile creek bottom and pastures to the top of the rocky hills with views for miles. A barn, water well, and electricity are in place near

Bedinghaus Ranch is a turn-key hunting, cattle, and recreation ranch uniquely located in the transition zone of the Hill Country and the South Texas Brush Country. From rolling, brushy hills with long views to winding lakes tucked into draws lined wi

Valle-Verde Farm The Valle-Verde farm, encompasses 132 acres of fertile land and is located approximately 6 miles to the southeast of Hondo, TX. Access is on CR 4513, just a couple of miles south of Highway 90. This farm is very well-maintained, and

Highlights: 1,305 acres Nice 2,200', 4/3 Limestone Ranch House built in 2014 Detached 70 x 40 covered parking area 2,000'+ West Squirrel Creek 1.25 miles of East Squirrel Creek, and 1 mile of additional riparian zone Frontage on CR 520 (Squirrel Cree

Located in Medina County 3 miles east of Yancey, 15 miles south of Hondo, and 17 miles west of Devine, is this picturesque 106 +/- acre homestead. This ranch offers paved County Road frontage and peaceful country living. The views from the hilltop ar

*PENDING* 250 acres of cleared oak meadows and panoramic Hill Country views. This end-of-the-road ranch is perfect for a quiet retreat. All of the leg work has been done for you to enjoy as a hunting ranch, build your dream home, or subdivide into sm

DESCRIPTION: This turn-key hunting ranch is located in the highly sought after transition zone of Medina County just west of D'Hanis. Some of the highlights include a recently constructed custom home, fully enclosed barn, 3+ acre lake, permitted Edwa

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884 Acres NEY RANCH Medina County, DHanis, TX 78850 DESCRIPTION: Located near the southwest corner of Medina County, this 884 acre ranch has been in the same family for over 100 years, spanning several generations. Oaks, elms and mesquite trees grow