Wilson County, TX Recently Sold Recreational Land, Lakefront Properties between 201 and 500 Acres

A stunning and historic 207 acre property located on the outskirts of Floresville, Texas with frontage on US Highway 181S and Farm to Market 537. Live Oak Ranch is under a 45-minute drive to downtown San Antonio, and two hours to Corpus Christi. Cons

Wilson County Stockdale, TX 212 +/- acres DESCRIPTION: This family land offers an authentic ranch experience with an excellent mix of tree cover, broad savannahs, and hunting potential. The 212 +/- acre ranch is located just 45 minutes from San Anton

This incredible low-fenced South Texas cattle and recreational ranch located east of McCoy, Texas on County Road 215. The ranch is centrally located just 20 minutes southwest of Floresville, half an hour east of Pleasanton, and less than an hour sout

Perfect for escaping into the country, yet less than 30 minutes from downtown San Antonio, this working cattle ranch is a beautiful blend of native Oak/Hickory forests and open prairie. Ideal for building your dream home as well as an excellent inves

This gorgeous ranch is set up and ready to be enjoyed. Conveniently located just off Fm 123 between Seguin and Stockdale. This remarkable property is covered with thousands of large hardwood trees such as Post Oak, Blackjack Oak, Hickory and some Liv

The Las Cabreras Ranch is a stunning 262 +/- acre live water ranch located in Wilson County. Situated just a few miles south of the City of Floresville and only about a 40-minute drive from downtown San Antonio, this property provides seclusion with

Two contiguous tracts combing for 332 sprawling acres of mixed hardwood and open pasture. Multi-use ranch with mature oaks, hunting, wildlife, and improved pasture. Large tracts of land like this onedo not come on the market very often in this area o

The San Antonio River ranch is a 336 acre working cattle ranch comprised of multiple hay/grazing fields and rolling river bottom pastures. Countless native Pecan Trees can be found along the nearly two miles of live San Antonio River frontage. Irriga