195.75 Acres of land located near the Pecos River High Bridge in Val Verde County is this unique and beautiful West Texas Ranch. The Ranch boast native game to the area such as: West Texas Mule deer, whitetail deer, turkey, dove, quail, javelin a’s, bobcats, mountain lions and numerous varmints native to this area.
The ranch has been surveyed out into to 19 tracts of Land averaging about 10 Acres each with one water well and is easily setup for an RV park or a gentlemen’s ranch near the Pecos River. The Amistad National Recreational Area surrounds the ranch and the Pecos river boat ramp is easily accessed from this ranch and is maintained through the Amistad National Recreational Park.
The ranch boasts gorgeous views of the Pecos River and high bridge and to the south you have views of the Pecos River merging into the Rio Grande River a short distance from this ranch.
The ranch is approximately 45 minutes northwest of Del Rio, Texas off of US Hwy 90. This is a great opportunity to own a piece of Texas History near the High Bridge on the Pecos River.
Coyote Creek Ranch is located near Flatonia in Fayette County positioned less than 90 minutes from Houston, Austin and San Antonio with easy access to I-10.
For the past 50 years, the owners have used the low-fenced ranch, which fronts on FM 2237 about 3.5 miles from the community of Cistern, as a natural haven for hunting and camping. To encourage and attract wildlife, the owners have maintained the land's native character. The land supports a mixture of post oaks, mature cedars, mesquite and yaupon—a buffet for game.
Through the years, the owners have carved out hidden clearings and cut trails through the woods by following the same paths over and over again. An all-weather caliche road provides access from the front of the property to the back.
Depending on the new owners' goals, the land could be cleared to create an open landscape, partially cleared to create a mosaic of grass and woody plants, or left in its natural state. The gently rolling terrain offers a variety of potential building sites for a dream home or an expansive family compound with guest houses.
An 800-square-foot, off-the-grid cabin provides a housing option for those who like to live close to the land or for people seeking a temporary camp as a larger home is being constructed. The 2-bedroom, 1 -bath cabin features a 20'x20' main room. Generators power the lights as well as the air-conditioning units, while propane fuels the heater. A rain catchment system provides water. For those looking for more convenience, county water and rural electricity are readily available.
An 8' x 8' shed housing the generators and tools rounds out the ranch infrastructure. Through the years, a livestock grazing lease has provided an additional income stream, maintained the agriculture tax valuation and ensured the fences have been maintained in order to hold cattle. The agriculture tax valuation could be converted to a wildlife tax valuation if the new owners so choose.