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Mesa Creek Ranch is the kind of property that checks a lot of boxes—and then some. Powerful, year-round spring, both sides of a beautiful strong-flowing creek, wide open grassy bottomland, rugged limestone hills, caves, and incredible views all come together across 366± acres. Add an impressive seven-bedroom home with room for family, friends, and guests, and you've got a ranch with the land, water, and improvements to make every trip out here worth the drive. Hunt it, explore it, swim it, or simply settle in and enjoy it. This is one hell of a place to call your own.
Wildlife Management Tax Exemption
Far enough to leave the city behind, yet close enough for a spontaneous weekend escape. Set in the valley between Leakey and Vanderpool in Real County, Mesa Creek Ranch is approximately 11± miles from Leakey and 1 hour and 45 minutes northwest of San Antonio.
PAVED FM 337 FRONTAGE, RANCH ROADS & WILDLIFE TRAILS
Approximately 0.78± miles of paved FM 337 frontage provide convenient, year round access to Mesa Creek Ranch. A gated entrance and an all-weather driveway lead to the ranch headquarters.
Rough-in ranch roads reach key areas of the property, complemented by a network of wildlife trails winding naturally through the landscape. Whether by pickup, ATV, or on foot, the ranch is well-suited for hunting, wildlife management, recreation, and day-to-day ranch operations.
LANDSCAPE TO EXPLORE
Mesa Creek Ranch brings together the best of both worlds: broad, grassy bottomland shaded by mature hardwoods and rugged Hill Country terrain made for exploring. Rolling hills, thickly wooded slopes, stone-faced cliffs, deep draws, massive boulders, and caves give the ranch plenty of character. Excellent elevation range, with room for everything from hunting and hiking to off-road exploration, rock climbing, and shooting sports.
SPRING-FED. FREE-FLOWING. YEAR-ROUND.
The water is the heart of Mesa Creek Ranch. A powerful live spring feeds a clear, free-flowing creek that runs year-round through the property, with both sides of the creek under ranch ownership. Water moves over natural limestone shelves, collects in deep, crystal-clear pools, and continues through shallower stretches where the creek can be seen flowing across the rock. The clarity, depth, and constant movement of the water are remarkable. It’s the kind of water you can hear before you see, and one of the ranch’s most memorable draws.
A grand staircase sets the tone upon entry, leading into a residence with generous living spaces and room for family, friends, and guests to settle in. The home centers around a huge kitchen with a butler’s pantry, breakfast area, and formal dining room, while three separate living rooms give everyone space to gather or unwind. A study/library/office adds a quiet place to work or read, and seven bedrooms and five full and three half baths accommodate a full house.
Whole House R.O. (reverse osmosis) System
Front and rear covered porches stretch the length of the home, taking in incredible views across the ranch. Out back, a wide-open flagstone patio extends the living space outdoors, alongside a fenced yard. A huge basement, abundant storage, and an attached three-car garage round out the home’s practical side.
NATURAL VARIETY
Live oaks and Spanish oaks shade the creek and grassy bottomland, with aquatic ferns, native grasses, vines, and other creek-bottom vegetation following the water. Across the ranch, native vegetation ranges from thickly wooded hillsides to more open areas, adding to the varied character of the landscape.
The varied terrain, year-round water, and mix of open bottomland and wooded Hill Country provide habitat for an impressive range of native wildlife and free-ranging exotics. From whitetail and turkey to aoudad, sika, red stag, and elk, Mesa Creek Ranch has plenty to keep hunters and wildlife enthusiasts interested.
A rare combination of live water, open country, and rugged Hill Country terrain.
A powerful year-round spring-fed creek runs through the ranch, with both sides privately owned. Grassy bottomland, mature hardwoods, wooded hillsides, limestone cliffs, and caves give the property a little bit of everything. Add a substantial seven-bedroom home overlooking the ranch, and you have a property that works just as well for a weekend escape as it does for bringing everyone together.
Swim the creek, explore the hills, spend the day hunting, or simply enjoy having this much room and water to call your own.