History: Known as San Saba County property with history of longest continuous ownership by a single family. Texas settler Headley Polk, a kinsman of 1845-1849 United States President James K. Polk, bought from grantee Burke Trammel in 1849 a section of land a half-mile to the south of this marker. Headley's son, John Robert Polk (1853-1946), grew up in Lockhart and on the San Marcos River at the Mooney Mill, where he made fine furniture. In 1883, "Bob" and his wife Kate Word Polk moved to this property with their herd of cattle. In the early era, Polk trailed his Bar-P cattle to market; for years he belonged to the Texas Trail Drivers' Association. The family built a majestic home in 1925 that has been updated throughout the years and remains in pristine condition. Like most centennial ranches, this one has unique fingerprints of its predecessors, but plenty of room for new memories to be made for years to come.

Surface Water: This is the star of the show! The ranch features exceptional recreational surface water with over a mile (1.34 +/-) of the enchanting San Saba River! A fisherman's paradise. If your more adventurous, grab a kayak or tube and float along the scenic route. There's a multitude of spots available to pitch a tent and listen to the melodic sounds of water babbling and the frogs taking over where the daytime songbirds left off. You will not find a stretch of the San Saba River with more accessible fading banks as you will here on the Polk Ranch. The river also provides reliable water for wildlife.

Wildlife: In terms of wildlife, Polk Ranch has it all. The topography, diverse, and thick cover provides excellent habitat for deer growth and habitat for turkeys and other wildlife.

Productivity: The ranch not only features incredible recreational attributes, but also income producing ones as well. In the rich soil throughout the river bottoms and nestled along the river banks sit numerous mature pecan trees. The open fields in the bottoms provide ample grazing for livestock. An irrigated orchard with 88 pecan trees and 3 walnut trees is planted next to the homestead. The north section of the property is a 65 +/- acre Tifton coastal field for grazing your herd. The field has partial flood irrigation and a tank in the southwest portion of the field. A set of sound working pens make this operation complete.

Topography: The topography is undulating throughout the ranch with significant elevation changes surrounding the creek bottoms and river ridges on the property.

TERMS:

THIS PROPERTY IS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE, CHANGE IN PRICE, OR REMOVAL FROM THE MARKET WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL INFORMATION IS DEEMED TO BE TRUE & CORRECT TO THE BEST OF OUR KNOWLEDGE AND FROM RELIABLE SOURCES. PROPERTY TAXES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE ANNUALLY. SAN SABA REALTY OR ITS ASSOCIATES WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY CHANGES OR DISCREPANCIES.

If there is another broker/agent representing the buyer, they must accompany the buyer at the initial and all other showings of the property in order to share equally in the commission. Thank you.