Mustang Ranch

Fantastic 1031 property! Introducing Mustang Ranch, just 8.7 miles west of Dripping Springs, Texas! This 208+/- acre ranch features some of the most sought-after features in a Hill Country ranch including big vantage point views, large cliffs, rock formations, waterfront enjoyment, rolling pastures, large grand live oak trees, 5 ponds, a modest ranch house, and is heavily rich in Texas wildlife. Mustang Ranch features 1,650+/- feet of both sides of the spring-fed Mustang Branch which meanders through the ranches northwest side offering big views on the high bank and enjoyment of the creek on the low bank. Scenic open grass fields, large live oak trees, and cedar elm trees next to Mustang branch flow throughout the landscape, adding to the property’s natural charm. A true Hill Country ranch perfect to build your custom home just 15 minutes from downtown Dripping Springs! Ag Tax Exempt in place.

LOCATION
1020 Pursley Rd, Dripping Springs, TX 78620
8.7 miles west of downtown Dripping Springs, Texas.

WILDLIFE
The ranch is set up as a fantastic hunting ranch. Whitetail deer, Rio grande turkey, coyotes, foxes, quail, ducks, and dove can be regularly found on the property.

WATER
The ranch has 3 out of 5 ponds that currently hold water, two water wells, and 1,650+/- feet of Mustang Branch which feeds into Onion Creek.

TOPOGRAPHY
The ranch topography given its prime Hill County location offers a wide variation from essentially flat land, to box canyons, to a large ravine/valley. The primary topographic characteristic of the ranch is the Mustang Branch which bisects the ranch in a North to South direction in the northwest corner of the ranch. The highest elevation point is at the South side of the ranch at an estimated 1400 ft and the lowest elevation is at the Northwest corner of the ranch at an estimated 1220 ft. The elevation change between the Mustang Branch and the cliffs that overlook the creek is an estimated 60 ft.

AREA HISTORY
The ranch traces its origins back to the 1800s when it was established by a German cattle ranching family. Today, remnants of the old German ranch house, including its fireplace and chimney, still stand on the property, serving as reminders of its rich history.

This ranch is co-brokered by Ranchland Real Estate and Executive Real Estate Group

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