562.44+/- acres High Places Ranch
Uvalde County, TX
$4,199,000
Rolling hills rise and fall into quiet valleys, the kind that catch morning light and hold onto evening shade just a little longer than the rest of the world. Scattered timber stands thick where it ought to, opening into stretches of usable land that invite cattle, horses, or simply the peace of space. Water runs honest here—creeks winding through the property, feeding into well-placed ponds that draw wildlife and settle the land.
And then there’s the cave—solid, quiet, and old. The kind of feature you don’t replicate and don’t forget. It gives the place character, something rooted deeper than fences and improvements.
For those who value time outdoors, this is a strong hunting property. The land lays right, the cover is there, and the water holds game. A walk-in cooler is already in place for wild game, making it as practical as it is rewarding when the work is done.
The 562.44 acres offers all you need. The main house stands strong at 4,966 square feet, built for gathering and living without crowding. It’s a home that can handle a full table, muddy boots, and long conversations after sundown. Not far off sits the guest house—known as the Holler House—1,386 square feet of comfortable space, set apart enough for privacy but close enough to stay connected.
Working improvements are in place where they matter. A barn and additional outbuildings support daily operation, whether you’re running livestock, storing equipment, or just keeping things in order. The property is backed by a reliable water well with a softener system already installed.
The groundwork for the future is already laid. A new septic system is in place with capacity for an additional home, and utilities—water, septic, and electrical—are already run out by the barn. That means expansion isn’t a project—it’s an option waiting on a decision.
Set in a secluded, private setting, the ranch still offers the convenience of being just a short drive from town and the clear waters of the nearby river—close enough to enjoy, far enough to stay quiet.
A conservation easement is in place, helping preserve the integrity and natural character of the land for years to come.
This isn’t just acreage. It’s a piece of country with enough shape, water, and infrastructure to work as hard as you want it to—or sit quiet and let you breathe. Places like this don’t come along often, and they don’t wait long when they do.
Shown by appointment only, must be prequalified before scheduling appointment.
All properties are shown by appointment only. Buyer's Brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany client or customer on first showing to participate in compensation.
And then there’s the cave—solid, quiet, and old. The kind of feature you don’t replicate and don’t forget. It gives the place character, something rooted deeper than fences and improvements.
For those who value time outdoors, this is a strong hunting property. The land lays right, the cover is there, and the water holds game. A walk-in cooler is already in place for wild game, making it as practical as it is rewarding when the work is done.
The 562.44 acres offers all you need. The main house stands strong at 4,966 square feet, built for gathering and living without crowding. It’s a home that can handle a full table, muddy boots, and long conversations after sundown. Not far off sits the guest house—known as the Holler House—1,386 square feet of comfortable space, set apart enough for privacy but close enough to stay connected.
Working improvements are in place where they matter. A barn and additional outbuildings support daily operation, whether you’re running livestock, storing equipment, or just keeping things in order. The property is backed by a reliable water well with a softener system already installed.
The groundwork for the future is already laid. A new septic system is in place with capacity for an additional home, and utilities—water, septic, and electrical—are already run out by the barn. That means expansion isn’t a project—it’s an option waiting on a decision.
Set in a secluded, private setting, the ranch still offers the convenience of being just a short drive from town and the clear waters of the nearby river—close enough to enjoy, far enough to stay quiet.
A conservation easement is in place, helping preserve the integrity and natural character of the land for years to come.
This isn’t just acreage. It’s a piece of country with enough shape, water, and infrastructure to work as hard as you want it to—or sit quiet and let you breathe. Places like this don’t come along often, and they don’t wait long when they do.
Shown by appointment only, must be prequalified before scheduling appointment.
All properties are shown by appointment only. Buyer's Brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany client or customer on first showing to participate in compensation.
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