Land & Ranch · Austin Waco Hill Country · Bandera County, Texas
Bandera County, Texas · 17 acres ·
Perched at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the Grand View Ranch Division, this 17-acre property commands sweeping views of Bandera County's iconic Hill Country landscape. Direct access from FM 470 and a paved road that dead-ends at the property ensure both convenience and absolute privacy. The tract holds an agricultural exemption and sits near power access, offering a versatile foundation for a permanent residence, weekend retreat or hunting camp.
Grand View Ranchette's elevation and natural character make it a standout parcel in this sought-after area of the Austin-Waco-Hill Country region. The land delivers the privacy and rugged beauty that draw buyers to the Hill Country, with the practical advantage of improved access and utilities within reach. Whether you envision a custom home overlooking the hills or a base for weekend sporting pursuits, the property's combination of views, location and exemption status positions it as a rare find.
Legacy Broker Group represents this listing. The Grand View Ranch HOA is $104 annually, with a $375 transfer fee at closing.
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Property Highlights
- 17 acres of hill country views
- Paved road
- Road dead ends to property
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Location & Boundary
Interactive parcel map (Land iD). Boundaries are for illustration only and are not a survey.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Grand View Ranchette located in Bandera County?
The property lies in the Grand View Ranch Division with direct access from FM 470. It sits at the end of a paved cul-de-sac in the heart of Bandera County's Hill Country.
What is Bandera County known for?
Bandera County is known as the Cowboy Capital of the World and sits in the rugged Hill Country west of San Antonio. The area draws buyers seeking privacy, ranchland and authentic Texas character.
How large is the Grand View Ranchette property?
The tract measures 17 acres.
Does the property have road access?
Yes, the property has paved road access from FM 470 and sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac that dead-ends at the land.
What kind of views does this Hill Country property offer?
The tract commands sweeping views of the surrounding Hill Country landscape from its elevated position. The strategic location and end-of-road privacy maximize the vistas.
Does the Bandera County land have an agricultural exemption?
Yes, the property holds an agricultural exemption.
Are utilities available at Grand View Ranchette?
Power access is nearby. The property's location on a paved road and proximity to FM 470 provide practical utility options.
What can you do on this Hill Country tract?
The land suits a custom home, weekend retreat or hunting camp. Its natural attributes and privacy make it ideal for recreational use and permanent living alike.
Are there HOA fees for Grand View Ranch?
The Grand View Ranch HOA is $104 annually, with a $375 transfer fee at closing.
How is the Grand View Ranchette property offered?
Legacy Broker Group represents the listing. Contact the listing agent to schedule a private viewing and learn more about the tract.
What kind of landscape characterizes this Bandera County tract?
The property features classic Hill Country terrain with elevation that enhances views and natural topography. The landscape delivers the rugged, authentic Texas character Bandera County is known for.
Why does the road dead-ending at the property matter?
A dead-end road means no through traffic passes the tract. This ensures complete privacy and quiet for residents or visitors.
What is the Austin-Waco-Hill Country region like?
The Austin-Waco-Hill Country region is defined by rolling terrain, limestone hills and live oak cover. It attracts buyers seeking land with natural beauty, recreational opportunity and proximity to central Texas amenities.
What makes Grand View Ranchette different from other Hill Country land?
The combination of paved access to a dead-end cul-de-sac, sweeping views from elevation, and an existing agricultural exemption sets this tract apart. These features are rarely found together on a single parcel.
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