Land & Ranch · Far West Texas · Brewster County, Texas
Brewster County, Texas · 40.08 acres ·
Tract 56 is a 40.08-acre parcel in the Sierra La Rana community, two miles south of Alpine in Brewster County. At over 5,100 feet elevation, the property commands panoramic views of the Davis Mountains and Glass Mountains across gently sloping terrain that descends to a scenic arroyo along the back boundary. Underground utilities are already in place.
Sierra La Rana is one of Far West Texas's most distinctive communities, comprising large 10- to 100-acre tracts carved from a historic cattle ranch. Protective covenants preserve property values and the region's renowned dark skies while allowing owners to design custom homes suited to the landscape. An Astronomy Village with concrete telescope staging pads reflects the community's designation as an International Dark Sky Community.
The location provides access to Alpine's amenities and serves as a gateway to Big Bend National Park, the arts community of Marfa, and historic Fort Davis. Tract 56 is among the few remaining undeveloped parcels in this established community, represented by Legacy Broker Group.
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Where is Tract 56 located within Brewster County?
Tract 56 is situated in the Sierra La Rana community, just two miles south of Alpine, Texas. This 40.08-acre parcel offers the authentic feel of a historic cattle ranch while maintaining close proximity to Alpine's amenities.
What kind of mountain views does Tract 56 offer?
At an elevation of over 5,100 feet, Tract 56 boasts commanding, panoramic views of both the Davis Mountains and the Glass Mountains. The property's gently sloping topography provides multiple elevated building sites to maximize these West Texas sightlines.
Are utilities already in place for this Sierra La Rana property?
Yes, Tract 56 comes equipped with modern, underground utilities and access to wireless internet. This infrastructure allows you to build a custom West Texas retreat that blends rugged natural beauty with contemporary connectivity.
Is Tract 56 close to Big Bend National Park?
Yes, Sierra La Rana serves as an excellent gateway to the entire Big Bend region. From Tract 56, residents enjoy convenient access to Big Bend National Park, the thriving arts community of Marfa, and the historic attractions of Fort Davis.
Does this 40-acre Alpine land have varied terrain?
Yes, Tract 56 features gently sloping grade that leads down to a scenic arroyo on the back boundary. This varied topography adds natural drainage, character, and authentic Brewster County charm to the acreage.
Are there building restrictions on this West Texas ranch land?
Sierra La Rana utilizes protective covenants designed to uphold property values, preserve the historic cattle ranch atmosphere, and maintain the region's renowned dark skies. Owners retain flexibility to design their ideal custom home suited to the landscape.
How much space does Tract 56 provide for a private retreat?
Tract 56 is a generous 40.08-acre parcel, ensuring exceptional privacy and ample room to roam. The community itself consists exclusively of large 10- to 100-acre tracts, providing a spacious, uncrowded living environment.
Is this property suitable for stargazing and astronomy?
Absolutely, Sierra La Rana is an International Dark Sky Community. Tract 56 provides a pristine, light-pollution-free environment for astronomy enthusiasts, and the community even features a dedicated Astronomy Village with concrete telescope staging pads.
Can I use Tract 56 as a remote work property?
Yes, the availability of wireless internet and underground utilities makes Tract 56 uniquely suited for remote professionals. The property allows you to trade city living for the serene landscapes of the West Texas mountains.
Are there many lots still available in Sierra La Rana?
No, Tract 56 is one of the few remaining undeveloped lots available in this highly sought-after Alpine community. This represents a rare opportunity to secure a premium, elevated building site in the Big Bend region.
What makes Brewster County appealing for land buyers?
Brewster County is the largest county in Texas and home to rugged mountain landscapes, dark skies, and gateway access to Big Bend National Park. The region attracts buyers seeking privacy, natural beauty, and a connection to authentic West Texas heritage.
What is the elevation at Tract 56 in Alpine?
Tract 56 sits at an elevation of over 5,100 feet. This elevation provides cooler temperatures, sweeping views, and ideal conditions for stargazing in Far West Texas.
How do I learn more about purchasing Tract 56?
Legacy Broker Group represents this listing and can provide detailed information, arrange property tours, and guide you through the purchase process. Reach out to the listing agent to get started.
What is Sierra La Rana community known for in Far West Texas?
Sierra La Rana is recognized as one of Far West Texas's most distinctive communities, carved from a historic cattle ranch into large 10- to 100-acre tracts. The community is designated as an International Dark Sky Community and features protective covenants that preserve the region's character and property values.
What natural feature runs along the back of Tract 56?
A scenic arroyo runs along the back boundary of Tract 56. The property's gently sloping terrain descends naturally toward this arroyo, providing authentic West Texas topography and natural drainage.
What amenities does Alpine provide for Sierra La Rana residents?
Alpine offers stores, restaurants, and a medical center just two miles from Tract 56. The town serves as the hub for Far West Texas while maintaining the authentic character of a mountain community.
What defines the terrain across Sierra La Rana in Brewster County?
The Sierra La Rana community features wide-open spaces, rolling hills, steep canyons, and lush meadows rich with wildlife. The terrain reflects the historic working cattle ranch that was thoughtfully developed into scenic parcels.
Why is Sierra La Rana called a certified Dark Sky Community?
Sierra La Rana earned its designation as an International Dark Sky Community due to its location in the mile-high Davis Mountains and protective covenants that preserve dark skies. The community even includes an Astronomy Village with telescope staging pads for serious stargazers.
What kind of buyer is Tract 56 in Alpine best suited for?
Tract 56 appeals to buyers seeking a custom home site with mountain views, dark skies, and convenient access to Alpine's amenities. Remote professionals, astronomy enthusiasts, and those drawn to authentic West Texas heritage will find this property particularly well-suited to their needs.
Why buy land in Brewster County TX instead of other Far West Texas counties?
Brewster County combines the largest county footprint in Texas with access to Big Bend National Park, the arts community of Marfa, and historic Fort Davis. The county's high elevation, dark skies, and rugged mountain terrain make it a premier destination for buyers seeking authentic West Texas ranch land.
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