Water: The live-water frontage on the rock bottom San Saba River is gorgeous, with over 2,000 ft of both rapids and deeper pools. This is an appealing waterway for kayaking and fishing as well as floating and swimming. The flow is strong, and this is one of the best water features in all of the Texas Hill Country, providing seclusion and privacy. Bass fishing and catfish are prolific and waterfowl hunting can be strong at times as well.

Topography: Varied and rolling Hill Country topography with views and appealing terrain. Rock ledges create an appealing and fun stairstep down to the river below, as well as providing scenic overlooks from above. There are also areas with productive, alluvial soils.

Vegetation: Large native trees & diverse brush abound along with native grasses and some productive bottom land that could be planted as a food plot or improved grass. Oaks are plentiful and there are sizable Pecan trees can be found along the riverfront.

Wildlife: San Saba River Ranch is home to an abundant population of Whitetail deer, turkeys, dove, ducks, and a few pigs as well.

Taxes: Agricultural exemption. Contact Broker