26 Ac., more or less. (18201 FM 463, Natalia, Texas 78059). Located approximately 6.5 miles south of LaCoste, 9 miles SE of Castroville, and 5 miles west of Lytle. Location is close to IH-35, with a 5 minute drive to the new HEB-Plus in Lytle and a half hour drive to San Antonio. All in Medina County, Texas. Cash to Seller or third party financing. Seller is believed to own all of the minerals and will convey all owned. To be more fully determined at time of new title commitment. An East Medina water meter serves the main home. A second East Medina water meter serves the guest house. The entire ranch is in the BMA irrigation district and the water is used to irrigate the cattle pasture. Taxes are approximately $4,700.00 per year including BMA. A six year old, 2,700 sq. ft., 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath brick home features a roomy eat-in kitchen with stainless appliances and breakfast bar; a wonderful family room with wood burning fireplace; separate dining room with lots of cabinet space; and a large master bedroom and master bath with double vanities, private water closet, soaking tub and oversized shower. The bath area connects to a large walk-in closet. All windows are insulated double pane and the home is well insulated. There are two central air and heat conditioners in this all electric home. A roomy laundry room with good closet space opens to a two car attached garage. The rear of the main home opens from the kitchen and family room to a spacious concrete patio attached to a two year old in-ground Gary Pool with waterfall and a 20x24 poolside cabana. Other features of the main home are a 40x40 covered RV parking on a concrete slab. This building could be closed in and made into a wonderful barn or shop. A second home of approximately 700 sq. ft. used as a guest quarters has 2BR/1B, and kitchen and has its own water meter, electric meter and septic system. The acreage is in the BMA (Bexar-Medina-Atascosa County) water irrigation district which supplies irrigation water to the cattle pasture, which is fenced in along the property perimeter behind the homes. The grasses in the pasture include native coastal and klein grass. Water is provided by two East Medina water meters and electricity is provided by Medina Electric Cooperative. This small ranch represents the highly sought after combination of a great country property on manageable acreage with ability to raise farm animals on ag exempt land, yet have all the conveniences of the city nearby. The serenity of county living, the swimming pool and the large home, and guest house all combine to offer a wonderful family homestead.