The three guest houses are 720 s.f. each and have 2 bedrooms and 1 bath. They also are of single story wood frame construction with log exterior walls and concrete slab foundations. There are several other older ranch buildings on the property. Perimeter fence is game proof and considered to be in good condition.

Water: Approximately 6 miles of both sides of gorgeous Miller Creek meanders through the ranch. Miller Creek is considered to be one of the strongest creeks in Blanco County. Along with Miller Creek there are several flowing springs, ponds and a 7-acre lake that provides good fishing. Miller Creek is dammed below the Headquarters making a great swimming hole. There are 5 water wells on the property.

Topography: The ranch has beautiful rolling terrain with elevations ranging from 1360 - 1860 feet. Good creek bottom land is nestled below high hill tops that range from gentle slopes to more dramatic peaks.

Vegetation: The ranch has open native grass valleys with large Live Oaks, Spanish Oaks, Post Oaks and mesquite trees. Large Cottonwood trees can be found along Miller Creek. Most of the ranch has been selectively cleared of cedar with the exception being some of the more rugged hills.

Wildlife: The ranch has a good amount of native wildlife including whitetail deer, turkey, wild hog, dove, quail, small game and some free-ranging exotics.

Schools: Johnson City I.S.D.

Minerals: Negotiable

Price: $4,682/acre.