The Restaurant: Celebrated across news and media, Rancho Loma has been recognized as one of the most essential dining destinations in Texas, earning accolades from outlets such as Texas Monthly, Texas Highways, and Southern Living (including features like Best Resorts and The South’s Best Bed & Breakfast, among others). Head Chef Laurie Williamson, a James Beard semifinalist, helps create the kind of place people return to again and againwhere guests arrive as visitors and leave feeling like family.

Main House: The main ranch house (2 bed / 2 bath) was built in 1878 and thoughtfully restored beginning in 1999 with exceptional care and attention to detail. Many original elements remain, including wood floors, a wraparound porch, and floor-to-ceiling windows in the dining room. For an end user, the dining room could be converted into a primary suite. The main home is charming, warm, and welcoming.

Guest House: The detached guest home is approximately 600 SFa perfect balance of historic preservation and modern comfort. It features a full bathroom with a large soaking tub, closet space, and windows wrapping the structure for abundant natural light.

Swimming Pool: Built in 2007.

REST Cabins: For an end user, an ideal setup for hosting family and friends. This modern, five-room boutique inn offers high ceilings and large sliding glass doors that frame sweeping views of the rolling terrain. Enjoy quiet mornings, wide-open skies, and nights filled with starsor, occasionally, the dramatic show of a West Texas thunderstorm. Sip espresso in the outdoor common area, explore the grounds on foot (including vineyards in progress), then return to refresh in the pool and unwind in total privacy.

Shop: The shop includes two oversized roll-up doors, a small office with a mini-split, and electricity throughoutready for ranch needs, storage, or projects.

Land: The 309 acres are fully fenced, and the crown jewel is the Mountain adjacent to the homeoffering massive views and a compelling potential building site. The ranch is biologically diverse, with wildlife including bobwhite quail, whitetail deer, and other native species. Four ponds are located on the property (most seasonal). The ranch has not been hunted in a serious manner, presenting a great opportunity for a sportsman. Approximately 6 acres near the vineyard are under high fence and could be utilized as well.

Overview:

Rancho Loma is a rare 309-acre West Texas legacy ranchoffering privacy, scale, and a turnkey compound that works exceptionally well for an end user. While the property has a celebrated hospitality story, its real strength is how easily it lives as a private residence: an 1878 restored main home, a separate guest house, five modern REST cabins for hosting friends and family, a 2007 pool, a functional shop, and dramatic terrain anchored by the on-site Mountain with big views and potential for an additional homesite. Fully fenced, wildlife-rich, and dotted with four ponds, Rancho Loma delivers the kind of secluded, high-character ranch experience that’s increasingly hard to finda world-class personal retreat first, with the option (not the requirement) to continue any boutique commercial component.