EAGLE POINT RANCH: A Texas Hill Country Legacy and rare opportunity to own 1,264 pristine acres located in the heart of the Texas, boasting unparalleled beauty and exclusivity. This extraordinary ranch spans both sides of the San Saba River, with 8,177 ft. of combined river frontage, including the iconic BLUE HOLE, one of Mason County's most premier stretches of live water. Rich in history, Eagle Point is part of the renowned Blockhouse Ranch, founded by Texas pioneer banker, rancher and businesswoman Anna Martin. The ranch offers exceptional recreational potential and unrivaled privacy, with picturesque landscapes home to nesting bald eagles, adding to its unique allure. Features include: - Updated 4 BR/2 BA rustic home overlooking a canyon along Spring Branch Creek. - Two water wells (45 GPM main) and well-maintained infrastructure to support all your needs. - A haven for hunting, fishing and peaceful retreats amidst breathtaking scenery. This is the first time Eagle Point Ranch has been offered for sale. Whether you're seeking a trophy ranch, savvy investment or dream homestead, this heritage land seamlessly combines history, natural beauty, and ONE-OF-A-KIND rarity.

LAND & RIVER:

Exciting and balanced topography consists of smooth contours along entry road (2,000-3,000 feet for potential airstrip), sloping down 50' to 100' feet in elevation change along creek and river bottoms then back up 100' feet again on the north end offering multiple vantage points. Abundant in mature Live Oak, Spanish Oak, big Pecan and Elm trees, mesquite, cedar, native brush and a variety of grasses. Approximately 560 acres located on the south side of river and 704 acres to the north. Spring Branch Creek traverses through the south portion and feeds into THE POINT- a great pecan tree covered landing overlooking one of the two deep, wide holes of water on the ranch. Across this spot on the north bank is the eagle's nest- home to a pair of migratory bald eagles that are a feat to watch. Further upriver is the locally famous BLUE HOLE- spring fed with lovely falls over bedrock opening up to deep, aqua blue water. The river is very accessible here on low bank amongst huge pecan and elm trees. Setup camp, put your chair and feet in the water, cast a line or float yourself down nearly 2 miles of private waterfront. Swimming and splashing are encouraged as well. There is a natural, low water crossing along main road through ranch you can drive an SUV or truck over connecting the two sides. The downstream section varies from shallow rapids to deep shoals with a sound of flowing water. The San Saba River is year-round, with a flow rate 2nd only to the Llano and 6X the rate of the Pedernales rivers in this part of the Hill Country.

IMPROVEMENTS:

Main residence- A 1,800 sq. ft. ranch-style home featuring 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, designed with a lodge-style feel and vaulted ceilings in the living room. A wall of patio door windows frame stunning views of Spring Branch Creek, complemented by a stone fireplace for cozy evenings. The kitchen and dining areas provide ample space for gatherings, while a large screened-in back porch offers the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening relaxation. Custom built with updates to siding and roof in 2017, the home sits on concrete slab with all-electric appliances, central heat and A/C.

Water Resources- The ranch is well-supported by two equipped water wells, including one that yielded 45 GPM when drilled at 300 feet deep. Eagle Point Ranch is positioned over the Ellenberger-San Saba and Hickory underground aquifers, ensuring reliable water access.

Additional Structures- A 1 BR / 1 BA hunting cabin, storage barn, and a set of steel livestock pens provide practical utility for ranch operations.

Access & Infrastructure- Well-maintained roads span the property, ensuring seamless end-to-end access. Several hunting blinds and feeder setups are strategically placed throughout, with trails along the river bottom offering excellent wildlife movement. The ranch is enclosed by low barb wire perimeter fencing in good condition, with the east side of the south 560 acres adjoining a high-fenced neighboring property.

HISTORY: Situated in the Tri-County area of Mason, Menard and McCulloch counties, Eagle Point was once part of the historic Blockhouse Ranch, consisting of 27,000 acres and encompassing 15 miles on both sides of the San Saba River. The river here contains a known spring fed, deep hole of water called Blue Hole. During the severe drought of the 1950's, the reliable Blue Hole was one of the very few bodies of water to not run dry, thus saving livestock for many ranchers in area. The majority of the ranch, while split up over time is still owned by the descendants of Anna Martin (1844-1925). She was the first female bank president in Texas, only the second in the nation and future inductee to the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame in Fort Worth.

LOCATION: Today, Eagle Point Ranch lies predominantly in Mason County near "Gem of the Hill Country" Mason, TX. One of the best kept secrets in the Hill Country located just north of bustling Fredericksburg and Texas Wine Country. Mason offers great small town charm, rich history, and a beautiful downtown square full of unique buildings, lodging, shops, restaurants, Odeon Theatre, several wineries, craft brewing & distilling. Centrally located nearly 2 hours from everywhere, Eagle Point Ranch is far enough away but close enough for a short drive from the metro growth areas of Texas or flight into one of the municipal airports in Mason or Brady.