The barn and working pens are tucked in the back of a wide valley surrounded on 3 sides by high hills. The barn is of metal construction with living quarters in half the building, the other half being an open work area. The living quarters are built on a concrete slab, well insulated with finished walls, heated with a propane wall furnace, and cooled by a window unit. It consists of a large room with a kitchen at one end, separate bathroom and a storage room that could be used as a bedroom. This is very adequate camp house surrounded by huge oak, pecan and walnut trees.

In the draw behind the house is a spring that has been walled off and covered to prevent contamination of the water. A series of tanks are situated below natural drains to catch rainwater run-off. A water well provides water for the cabin and stock troughs. Water to the various traps and pastures is made available by an extensive system of underground water pipes from the water well.

The coastal field is fenced off from the pastureland and cross fenced, providing excellent grazing or hay production. The hills and upper flat land above the coastal valley offer a good cover of trees and brush – cedar (juniper), post oaks, live oaks, pecan, walnut, mesquite, shinnery, etc. If a home site with million mile views of the hill country appeals to you, this place offers endless possibilities. The upper acreage is fairly level ground suitable for building, situated higher than all the surrounding country with steep drop-offs, and has lots of big trees.

Low fenced and surrounded by large properties, this property offers the best of the hill country. If you are looking for a recreational property, a place to build a home that is both private and easily accessed, and a good place to run livestock, this property will fit the bill. Call soon for an appointment to see this one.