Llano County Baby Head
Llano County Baby Head
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This 'ideally' located small ranch is in the the heart of the Texas Hill Country and Highland Lakes. Only eight (8) miles north of Llano, TX on beginning of CR 226 right off Highway 16.Llano is the mecca for team ropers, in addition to many events held at the Kuykendall Event center west of town. Next town up Highway 16 road is the berg of Cherokee and just a bit farther is San Saba, which is quickly becoming a destination for wine lovers and boot shoppers. Last but certainly not least, one of most popular destination if Fredericksburg, which is only thirty-nine (39) miles south of Llano on Highway 16. Location, location.
Please see the basic overview of this neat tract.
Size: 86.57 acres, more or less. Rectangular in shape.
Water: There is not a well on the place. There are wells close by but no well has ever been drilled. Surface water consists of three (3) tanks/ponds. Two of these are fed by Wright's Creek which enters the property on the NW corner. The other one is on the back fence line of and is fed by small creek which comes from the neighboring ranches on the north.
Soil: This ranch is primarily sandy loam to sandy soil, which is excellent for coastal Bermuda, food plots for wildlife, small grain, and other crops that need good soil.
Tree Cover: Mesquite trees and bushes are the predominant species. The majority of these are second growth or small with a number of trunk branches. However; there are some magnificent Live Oaks plus several Post Oaks that are scattered over the ranch. Particularly, there is a thick Live Oak and Post Oak grove along the rear fence line.
Topography: The land is fairly 'flat'. There is a slight rise from the front along County Road 226 to a high point in the center rear of tract. It falls off going back towards the back fence line and the Oak Grove. Nice spots for homesite. Area to the south has panoramic view of mountains along County Road 226. Nice agricultural activities going on close.
Fences: Only perimeter fence. There is a small fenced in tract in the middle, not sure what purpose. Fences are old and have not been maintained. With some work, would hold or keep out livestock, but depending on buyer's use, a fencing project is most likely in order.
Summary: This is a very well-located small ranch in one if not the most desirable rural area in Texas. Ready for new owner. Has been in same family for many, many years. Some TLC could be in order depending on buyer's tastes and level of development desired.
Let's go look. Call Bob Clifton listing agent for more information 830-613-5215.