Located on the northern side of Val Verde County near Loma Alta, Texas this parcel is 8 miles off Highway 277 down a Dolan Creek Road, a maintained easement leading to loads of privacy and solitude. Originally known as the Dolan Creek Ranch, the subdivision is vast and known for incredible views and big game. The terrain offers the best of both worlds with dramatic drops in elevation to a picturesque pasture area alongside a fascinating dry creek beds that wind through the hollows. While 4x4s are not required, the ranch is an ideal place to ditch the daily vehicle and hop on an ATV for some fresh air and fun.

Easily accessible roads meander you through the wildlife filled valley below leading you to 3 established hunting spots with water troughs at each of them. The vegetation is lush and the views are captivating. Arroyos and hillsides are filled with juniper, oak, persimmon, mesquite, prickly pear, Texas Sotol and a variety of grasses. The mixed brush serves as an excellent source of protein for the wildlife and provides shelter as well. Supplement fed with corn and protein, and sightings of thriving game year around. Native fauna include white tail deer, axis, elk, blackbuck, fallow, aoudad, and Rio Grande turkey making it a prime hunting location. There is also a healthy population of an assortment of wild birds and predators such as fox, coyotes, bobcats, mountain lions, hogs the occasional black bear.

The guest cabin is plumbed and equipped with electricity and located on only a few yards away and set back from the main attraction. There you will find a 1000 square foot living space that will also accommodate a large party with a little more privacy. A nice size deck off the back for big views and amazing sunsets. A detached carport/storage area for a safe place to keep your accessories out of the elements and allow for extra storage in the connex.

Close proximity to Del Rio, Sonora and Lake Amistad for more recreational opportunities and some of the best fishing in Texas. Enjoy a kayak trip down the Devils River and explore the Devils River State Natural area only a few miles down the road. Take the short drive into Del Rio and enjoy some of the tastiest Mexican food this side of the border.

There is a well managed POA in place that offers community water. Community water is piped to the homes and water troughs. Commercial hunting is not allowed.