Edwards County · Available
42.43 ACRES
Alamo Ranch · Tract 48
$163,356 · Ranch King of Texas
THE GROUND.
The turn is the part people remember. You leave Hwy 55, pick up County Road 310, the pavement quits somewhere behind you, and the caliche goes bright white under the tires while cedar crowds the shoulders on both flanks. Then it opens. What opens is Tract 48, 42.43 acres of ranch land for sale on Alamo Ranch in Edwards County, Texas, a broad limestone bench with graded ranch road bending in at the northeast corner and live oak mottes set over the rest of it like somebody planted them on purpose. In dry weather you can get there in a pickup without ever touching low range. Step out of the truck. The first thing you notice is how far you can see through it, since this is open, rocky footing, thin caliche soils over limestone, tan grass by July and prickly pear tucked in the rubble. The rise over the tract is roughly 76 ft, from 2,158 ft at the low end up to 2,234 ft, and it happens gradually enough that a ranch road could reach nearly any corner of it without a cut. The high shoulder is the obvious spot for a cabin and a water tank. Confirm septic and site conditions with the county before you settle on it. Two draws give the tract its drainage. One cuts roughly 860 ft through the western portion, the other picks up in the middle and falls off to the southwest corner, and neither one carries water except when the sky truly opens over this stretch of limestone. Dry most of the year, and useful anyway. The oak follows those low lines, the game trails follow the oak, and if you sit quiet in the last hour of daylight, that southwest corner is where you'll catch something traveling. We'll cross both draws on foot with you so you can read for yourself what the water does after a hard rain. Shade concentrates from the middle of the tract out to the southeast corner, where the oaks tighten into real canopy and the rock stays cooler than the open bench. That is your July afternoon. Through the northeast corner the growth turns to low scrub, thick enough to screen a camper or a set of pens from the ranch road, and open enough that you could push a lane through it in a weekend with a chainsaw and a strong back. Everything between stays honest and walkable, which matters when you are laying out where the drive comes in and where you want to sit at dusk. The ranch itself is 4,683 acres of rolling terrain, wide valleys and dry creek bottoms, and Tract 48 sits on the high, open part of it. Elk, turkey and dove all use this ranch, and the tracks pressed into damp caliche will tell you plenty about what passed through in the night. Evenings out here go still in a way that surprises folks from town, heat lifting off the rock, the horizon stacking up hazy blue past the last motte of oak. The tract is surveyed, and access is set out in the deed and plat, both of which we'll put in your hands before you sign a thing. Deed rules are kept minimal, and paid guided operations aren't permitted, so what happens on your 42 acres is your own business. Ask us how the tax valuation is handled while you're at it. Wear boots with a stiff sole, because this limestone chews up soft ones. October or early spring is the right time to look it over, when you can stay out until the sun is gone without cooking. Call and we'll meet you where County Road 310 meets the ranch road, drive the caliche to the fork at the northeast corner, and finish on foot through the oaks to where the two draws pinch together.
Property Features
- Deeded access: Yes
- Surveyed: Yes
Utilities
- Power: confirm with Frank
- Water: confirm with Frank
Wildlife
Wildlife includes whitetail deer, turkey, axis deer, aoudad, elk, feral hogs, and dove.
Location
Edwards County, Texas. Located only 13 miles south of town off Highway 55 and County Road 310, the convenience of being so close yet secluded in the country makes the dream of owning land a reality.
SELLER FINANCING ESTIMATES
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Listed price: $163,356.00
| Down % | Down payment | Amount financed | Rate | Monthly payment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5% | $8,167.80 | $155,188.20 | 10.9% | $1,466.18/mo |
| 10% | $16,335.60 | $147,020.40 | 9.9% | $1,279.36/mo |
| 15% | $24,503.40 | $138,852.60 | 9.5% | $1,167.55/mo |
| 20% | $32,671.20 | $130,684.80 | 9.0% | $1,051.52/mo |
VETERAN SELLER FINANCING
Listed price $163,356.00
2% veteran discount −$3,267.12
Veteran price $160,088.88
| Down % | Down payment | Amount financed | Rate | Monthly payment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5% | $8,004.44 | $152,084.44 | 9.9% | $1,323.43/mo |
| 10% | $16,008.89 | $144,079.99 | 8.9% | $1,148.95/mo |
| 15% | $24,013.33 | $136,075.55 | 8.5% | $1,046.30/mo |
| 20% | $32,017.78 | $128,071.10 | 8.0% | $939.74/mo |
Veteran seller-financing estimates using Ranch King’s veteran discount and rate schedule. Confirm eligibility and applicable terms with Frank.
Illustrative estimates using Ranch King’s financing rate schedule. Principal and interest only; taxes and other costs excluded. Confirm applicable rates, pricing, and terms with Frank.
5% minimum down · 1–30 year terms · No credit check · No pre-payment penalty · Warranty deed delivered at closing
Alamo Ranch
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Ranch restrictions
ALAMO RANCH RESTRICTIONS AND COVENANTS 1. That these covenants shall run with the land and shall be binding on the Purchaser and all persons claiming under them. Purchaser understands that these restrictions and covenants are filed in the Real Property Records of Edwards County, Texas referencing 8,839.55 acres recorded in Volume 461, Pg. 408-420. 2. Hunting of all kinds for all game or other animals, whether on foot or by vehicle, is prohibited on or from roads in the Ranch. The property shall not be used for commercial hunting. No seasonal lease or day lease hunting is permitted. All hunting leases are prohibited. Hunting is permitted by landowners and their guests only. 3. The property shall not be used for any commercial, short term rental, or manufacturing purposes. 4. There exists a grazing lease on this property. This lease shall be subordinate to any third-party lender deed of trust lien. Purchaser understands that livestock may be present on their land and that sources of water on their land that existed when the property was purchased may be used for said livestock. Purchaser has no obligation to continue this lease and may cancel the lease on their property by constructing fencing that meets local standards and is adequate to keep Lessee's livestock off the property and then giving Lessee at least 30 days advance written notice of termination. If Purchaser desires to remove or alter any existing fences on their property Lessee shall be notified at least 30 days in advance in order to maintain control of the livestock. 5. That no automobile, truck, trailer, or other vehicle shall be abandoned on this property, nor shall there be any dumping or placing of unsightly objects of any kind on the property. 6. That no structure of any kind (including hunting blinds and/or deer feeders) shall be permitted within 100 feet of any property line. All fencing must be set back thirty (30) feet from the centerline of all main access roads. 7. No noxious or offensive activity shall be carried on upon any tract, nor shall anything be done thereon which may constitute or become an annoyance or nuisance to any adjoining tract. No person shall engage in any illegal activity on the property, nor shall any tract be maintained or utilized in such a manner as to violate any applicable statute, ordinance or regulation of the United States of America, the State of Texas, the County of Edwards, or any other governing authority with jurisdiction. 8. Discharge of sewage from an RV, travel trailer, home or cabin on the property is strictly prohibited and illegal unless it is discharged into a permitted septic system (On Site Sewage Facility - OSSF) installed by a licensed installer. 9. Not more than one residence shall be permitted on any tract. No communal residences shall be permitted. RV’s and travel trailers may not be used as primary residences but are allowed for temporary use. All RV’s and travel trailers must adhere to setback requirements. 10. Commercial swine operations are strictly prohibited. 11. Purchaser agrees not to impede the flow of water in and to existing water lines, tanks, or troughs that are on the property and grants ingress and egress to persons who need to maintain said improvements and wells which furnish water to the lines, tanks or troughs. Only those Purchasers who own an interest in an existing well shall have the right to use water from said well unless water use is granted by the owners of the well. Seller will not furnish water to any existing water troughs or tanks. 12. That no tract may be subdivided without the express written consent of the Seller. 13. Purchaser is advised that the Property may be located in a 100-year floodplain. Even if the Property is not in a 100-year floodplain, the Property may still be susceptible to flooding. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) maintains a flood map on its Internet website that is searchable by address, at no cost, to determine if real property is located in a flood hazard area. Most insurance policies do not cover damages or loss incurred in a flood. Purchaser should seek insurance coverage that would cover losses caused by a flood. Developer is not aware if the Property has flooded at least once within the last five years. 14. Seller has constructed or intends to construct a graded cliché/gravel covered road (the "Access Road") between the entrance of the development and the above-described property adequate in width for single vehicle access. Seller, by written instrument or by the plat, grants to Buyer or Buyer’s heirs and/or assigns, a non-exclusive easement right to use said Access Road for the purpose of ingress and egress to the property. Buyer is hereby notified that caliche or other material may be removed from their property to construct this road. Buyer understands that this is a common practice in the construction of this type of road and agrees that they will not be compensated for these activities. 15. Purchaser hereby authorizes Seller and/or Assigns to charge each property owner a maintenance fee of $5.00 per acre, per year, not to exceed $500.00 to improve and maintain entrances, roads, community wells, water lines, storage tanks and any other maintenance deemed necessary by the seller and/or Assigns. Tracts fronting on the county road shall have a maintenance fee of $3.00 per acre per year, not to exceed $500.00. Seller and/or Assigns shall not be subject to this charge. Such charge shall be made by direct billing to the property owner. If purchaser refuses to make said payments, purchaser hereby authorizes seller, at seller's option, to deduct such charge from payments made by purchaser, and any such charge so deducted will not be credited to the payment on the balance due on the purchase price, principal or interest. It is understood and agreed that this road maintenance charge (if not paid within 60 days of billing date) shall become a lien against the tract being conveyed, permitting seller and/or Assigns such rights to enforce said liens as may be set forth in Sec. 51.002 of the Texas Property Code, as amended from time to time. 16. At such time as seller determines, at their sole discretion, the seller shall have the authority but not the obligation to notify each tract owner of the time, date, and a place of a meeting of all tract owners to be held for the purpose of organizing a Property Owner's Association. A majority of the votes of the tract owners in attendance at such meetings or by written proxy shall be sufficient to transact business at such meeting. Each tract owner, including seller, attending or represented by written proxy at such meetings shall have one vote for each tract owned by such owner on all business to come before the meeting. Upon the creation and organization of such an association, whether as a non-profit corporation or other legal entity, seller shall transfer and assign to the association the current balance of the road improvement and maintenance, if any. Thereafter such association shall have the power, authority and obligation to maintain the roadways of the development and collect the road maintenance assessment. All such assessments upon any tract in the development shall become the personal obligation of the owners of such tract and such association is hereby granted a lien upon each lot to secure the payments of such assessments, permitting said association such rights to enforce said liens as may be set forth in Sec. 51.002 of the Texas Property Code, as amended time to time. It is understood that seller, or seller’s assigns, shall not be responsible for paying this assessment under any circumstances. In the event a lien has been placed on property to secure the payment of assessments and that property is repossessed or otherwise transferred to seller it is understood that all such liens will be released. 17. Purchaser agrees to comply with all applicable local water district regulations regarding the drilling of a new water well. 18. No deviation of any kind shall be permitted from these restrictions unless permission is granted in writing by the seller.
Tract map
Google Maps opens near the tract center. The outline shown here is approximate; confirm boundaries against the recorded survey and property documents.
Property information as of November 3, 2026. Confirm availability and details with Frank.