Land & Ranch · Austin Waco Hill Country · Menard County, Texas
Menard County, Texas · 316.748± acres · Price on request
Some places you have to want to get to. This ±316.748-acre ranch sits at the end of a long private easement on the western Edwards Plateau, and that access is the whole point: no through traffic, no close neighbors, no one passing by. It's a rare find in this part of Texas — genuine end-of-the-road seclusion, on a tract that hunts far bigger than its acreage.
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Property Details
| Acreage | 316.748± acres |
|---|---|
| County | Menard County, TX |
| Region | Western Edwards Plateau |
| Elevation | Approximately 2,010–2,045 ft |
| Water | Two water wells; seasonal creek and drainages |
| Fencing | Perimeter fenced |
| Improvements | Turnkey hunting camp (converted kitchen + bunkhouse joined by a covered deck); separate barn for equipment and storage; electric line crosses the eastern portion of the tract |
| Tax Status | Currently under a wildlife management plan; taxed at agricultural (1-d-1 open-space) valuation |
| Flood Zone | Outside FEMA-mapped flood zones |
| Access | Reached via a long recorded private easement through two automatic gates and two ranch gates; high-clearance 4WD required on the final segments |
| Price | Upon request |
| Showing | By appointment only; buyers and buyer's agents must be accompanied by the listing broker |
| Legal Description | 316.748 acres of land, approximately 0.830 acres out of the G. Seager Survey No. 182, Abstract No. 671, approximately 6.665 acres out of the G. Seager Survey No. 181, Abstract No. 670, and approximately 309.253 acres out of the T. & N.O. RR. Co. Survey No. 17, Abstract No. 764 in Menard County, Texas — being a portion of the 1,280-acre tract described in Volume 116, Page 572; a portion of the 302.9-acre tract (First Tract) described in Volume 122, Page 355; and a portion of the 7.495-acre tract described in Volume 281, Page 654 of the Deed/Official Public Records of Menard County, Texas |
Property Highlights
- End-of-the-road seclusion at the end of a long private easement on the western Edwards Plateau
- 316.748± acres of rolling limestone terrain in live oak, red oak, and cedar over native grasses and brush
- Seasonal creek and drainages thread through the property; elevations range from approximately 2,010 to 2,045 feet
- Strong native game population: whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite and scaled quail, and dove — within the Central Flyway
- Regional potential for free-ranging exotics such as axis deer
- Turnkey hunting camp: two converted units (kitchen and bunkhouse) joined by a covered deck
- Two water wells serve the property, plus a separate barn for equipment and storage
- Electric line crosses the eastern portion of the tract
- Perimeter fenced
- Currently under a wildlife management plan and taxed at agricultural (1-d-1 open-space) valuation
- Outside any FEMA-mapped flood zone
- Reached by a long private easement through two automatic gates and two ranch gates; high-clearance 4WD required on the final stretch
- Well suited for a family hunting retreat, wildlife-management program, or low-key recreational holding
Location & Boundary
Interactive parcel map (Land iD). Boundaries are for illustration only and are not a survey.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many acres is Lonesome Draw Ranch North?
Lonesome Draw Ranch North totals 316.748± acres on the western Edwards Plateau in Menard County, Texas.
What county is Lonesome Draw Ranch North located in?
The ranch is located in Menard County, Texas, on the western Edwards Plateau within reach of San Antonio, Austin, and the Hill Country hubs.
What wildlife can be found on Lonesome Draw Ranch North?
The ranch holds a strong native population of whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite and scaled quail, and dove, sitting squarely in the Central Flyway, with regional potential for free-ranging exotics such as axis deer.
Does Lonesome Draw Ranch North have water?
Yes — two water wells serve the property, and a seasonal creek and drainages carry water through the ranch after rains.
Is there a hunting camp on the property?
Yes — a turnkey hunting camp anchors the ranch, with two converted units (one a kitchen, one a bunkhouse) joined by a covered deck, plus a separate barn for equipment and storage.
Is Lonesome Draw Ranch North fenced?
Yes, the property is perimeter fenced.
What is the tax status of Lonesome Draw Ranch North?
The ranch is currently under a wildlife management plan and taxed at agricultural (1-d-1 open-space) valuation, a tax advantage a buyer can maintain by continuing the wildlife management use.
How do you access Lonesome Draw Ranch North?
The ranch is reached by a long recorded private easement through two automatic gates and two ranch gates; high-clearance 4WD is required on the final segments, which helps preserve the property's privacy and seclusion.
Is Lonesome Draw Ranch North in a flood zone?
No — the property lies outside any FEMA-mapped flood zone.
What is the price of Lonesome Draw Ranch North?
Price is available upon request; the ranch is shown by appointment only, and buyers and buyer's agents must be accompanied by the listing broker.
What is the terrain like at Lonesome Draw Ranch North?
The ranch features gently rolling limestone terrain covered in live oak, red oak, and cedar over native grasses and brush, with elevations ranging from roughly 2,010 to 2,045 feet.
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