Great views, 30 gpm well and some beautiful large live oaks! This mostly open tract would be a great place for your horses or other livestock. The property is covered in lush, native grass and a great homesite sits amongst the huge oaks, with water and power nearby. The homesite has amazing views of the surrounding hills to the east and north, not to mention the property is only a short distance to Yates Crossing on the Llano River, a great spot to relax in the river or cast a line for those Guadalupe Bass or catfish! The gravel CR frontage is a good distance off the highway for extra seclusion. Whitetail deer, axis deer, turkey, dove and quail have all been seen on this property, and the productive soils can easily handle any type of livestock, whether you prefer cattle, horses, sheep, goats or anything else you can imagine! The red, sandy soils are atypical for this part of the Hill Country and help to create the balanced ecosystem. Electricity from Pedernales Electric Cooperative is located along the western boundary of the property and could easily be extended to the well site only 300 feet away. The frontage along Kimble County Road 340 is located along the entire eastern boundary of the property. If you are looking for an equine destination, small acreage homesite, place for a homestead or hobby farm, then this property suits your needs perfectly! The property is about 6 miles south of London or 17 miles to Junction, and just under an hour to Kerrville via Ranch Road 385!

This small acreage tract is located about 7 miles south of London and only a stone’s throw away from the beautiful, spring-fed Llano River! The 17.2 acres has a brand new water well, with 25 gallon-per-minute flow, a new gated entrance off the highway and a road system to get to all portions of the property. The southern boundary is comprised of Ranch Road 3480, a paved roadway which meets up with U.S. Highway 377 to the west and Ranch Road 385 to the east, allowing for ease of access to London, Junction or Harper. The topography on this property is stunning for a tract this size, with a draw running through the central part of the property, showcasing the red granite rock and inlaid pebbles that are a staple of Red Creek in this area. The east boundary is comprised of the creek bottom, a wet-weather feature that holds pools of water in the rock-lined bottom for much of the year. The creek frontage is a huge draw to wildlife of all kinds, with whitetail deer, axis deer, turkey and loads of other wildlife trafficking the area. The mixture of native brush, including large live oaks scattered throughout the property, create a habitat to add to the property’s desirability for wildlife of all species. In the western portion of the property sits the highest elevations, which open up the possibility of expansive views down the Llano River Valley to the east. With a water well already drilled, Pedernales Electric Cooperative electricity available on the tract and two to three potential homesite locations, this property is looking for the right buyer who can fulfill its vision!