Land & Ranch · Austin Waco Hill Country · Bandera County, Texas
Bandera County, Texas · 10 acres ·
This ten-acre tract in Bandera County rests in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, where rolling terrain meets long-range views and mature hardwoods frame the land. A seasonal creek winds through the area, and ownership includes access to a private creekfront park for swimming, fishing, and gathering by the water. Native brush draws whitetail deer, turkey, and other wildlife year-round.
The tract comes with electric service, high-speed fiber-optic internet, and paved road frontage that balances easy access with a quiet country atmosphere. An agricultural exemption keeps property taxes low. Community light restrictions preserve dark skies and property values while allowing flexibility for a custom home, weekend retreat, barndominium, or working ranch.
Bandera County lies in the Hill Country region between San Antonio and the Edwards Plateau, known for its limestone hills, spring-fed creeks, and open ranch land. Bandera itself carries the title Cowboy Capital of the World. This is country where views stretch wide, wildlife is abundant, and a family can build something lasting. Legacy Broker Group and the listing agent can answer questions about the tract and schedule a site visit.
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Property Highlights
- Lot 73 in Winans Creek Division
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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 this 10-acre property located in Bandera County?
The tract lies just outside Bandera in the Texas Hill Country, a region of rolling limestone hills, mature trees, and spring-fed creeks between San Antonio and the Edwards Plateau.
What is Bandera County known for?
Bandera County is recognized as the Cowboy Capital of the World and is part of the Hill Country, valued for its ranch heritage, scenic terrain, wildlife, and dark night skies.
Does this Hill Country land have water access?
A seasonal creek runs behind the area, and the property includes access to a private creekfront park for swimming, fishing, and recreation.
What utilities are available on this Bandera County tract?
Electric service and high-speed fiber-optic internet are already on site, rare amenities for a rural Hill Country property of this size.
Is this 10-acre tract ag exempt?
Yes, the property carries an agricultural exemption that reduces property taxes. The new owner can continue the exemption with qualifying use.
What kind of wildlife is found on this Hill Country land?
Whitetail deer, turkey, and other native species are drawn to the mature hardwoods, native brush, and seasonal water on the property.
Are there building restrictions on this Bandera County property?
The community has light restrictions that preserve dark skies and property values while allowing flexibility for homes, barndominiums, ranching, and recreational use.
What is the terrain like on this 10-acre Hill Country tract?
The land features rolling topography, long-range Hill Country views, mature hardwood trees, and native brush typical of the limestone hills in this region.
Does the property have road access?
Yes, the tract has paved road frontage that provides easy year-round access while maintaining a quiet, rural setting.
What is the HOA fee for this Bandera County land?
The Winans Creek Ranch Property Owners Association charges an annual fee of six hundred ninety-five dollars, with a one-time transfer fee of three hundred fifty dollars at closing.
How is this 10-acre Hill Country property offered?
Contact Legacy Broker Group and the listing agent to schedule a showing, discuss terms, and receive full details on the tract and the Winans Creek community.
What is Lot 73 in the Winans Creek Division?
Lot 73 is a ten-acre tract in the Winans Creek community with paved road frontage, utilities in place, and shared access to a private creekfront park.
What recreation is available on this Bandera County tract?
Owners have access to a private creekfront park for swimming and fishing, and the land itself supports hunting, wildlife watching, and enjoying the Hill Country outdoors.
Is high-speed internet available on rural Hill Country land like this?
Yes, high-speed fiber-optic internet is already installed on this property, an uncommon feature for ten-acre tracts in the Bandera area.
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