Located 3 miles South of Pontotoc, Texas, 27 miles from Llano, Texas and 27 miles from Mason, Texas. This beautiful ranch boasts big views surrounded by unique granite outcroppings. This ranch is completely perimeter fenced, electricity is on-site, and a recently drilled 9 gallon per minute water well, all that is left to do is choose your homesite. Ranch entrance is on new private road Buffalo Rd.

Located 3 miles South of Pontotoc, Texas, 27 miles from Llano, Texas and 27 miles from Mason, Texas. This beautiful ranch boasts big views surrounded by unique granite outcroppings. This ranch is completely perimeter fenced, electricity is on-site, and an incredible 25 gallon per minute water well that supplements a year round pond, additional large pond at the front of the property. Excellent interior ranch roads. All that is left to do is choose your homesite.

44 acres
$10,500/acre
-On Riley Mtn
-Excellent building site on NW corner (1,760ft) providing great views towards Lake LBJ and Lucky Mtns overlooking the entire property. -On Riley Mtn
-Highest elevation (1,780 ft) providing 360 degree views
-Paved County Road that dead ends into a large ranch 3 miles down the road
-Neat valley with giant oaks.
-Pyramid Creek begins on this property collecting runoff water from the high elevations
-Excellent water well potential
-One of the few locations in Llano County with Hickory aquifer.
-Perimeter fenced (4,023 ft new) with new gate
-Electricity provided 200 ft from building site and also at front of property

51.9 acres
$11,500/acre
-On Riley Mtn
-Highest elevation (1,800ft) providing 360 degree views
-Paved County Road that dead ends into a large ranch 3 miles down the road
-Privacy of back tract
-Neat valley with giant oaks in center of property.
-Unnamed seasonal creek begins in the valley running north into Honey Creek.
-Nearly 300 ft of elevation change at the back (west) making a dramatic unobstructed view of Enchanted Rock, Watch Mtn, and House Mtn.
-Good quality interior roads
-Excellent water well (9 gpm)
-One of the few locations in Llano County with Hickory aquifer.
-Perimeter fenced (7,386 ft new)
-Electricity only 650 ft from building site

66 acres
$11,500/acre
-On Riley Mtn
-Highest elevation (1,780 ft) providing 360 degree views
-Paved County Road that dead ends into a large ranch 3 miles down the road
-Privacy of back tract
-Neat valley with giant oaks.
-Pyramid Creek begins on this property collecting runoff water from the high elevations
-Nearly 300 ft of elevation change at the back (west) making a dramatic unobstructed view of Enchanted Rock, Watch Mtn, and House Mtn. This 300 ft escarpment leads down to another seasonal creek and spring.
-Nice interior ranch roads
-One of the few locations in Llano County with Hickory aquifer.
-Perimeter fenced (5,866 ft new)
-Electricity provided at front of property
-Recently drilled17 gpm well

49+/- acres
$11,500/acre
-On Riley Mtn
-Highest elevation (1,740 ft) providing 180 degree views looking NE towards Lake LBJ and Lucky Mtns
-Paved County Road that dead ends into a large ranch 3 miles down the road
-Neat valley with giant oaks.
-2,000 ft of Pyramid Creek runs on this property collecting runoff water from the high elevations
-800 ft of another unnamed creek runs into Pyramid creek on the property
-Nearly 100 ft of elevation change at the back (west) overlooking Pyramid Creek valley with numerous large oak and elm trees.
-Motor grader quality interior roads (seller to provide at sellers expense)
-10.5 gpm well with electricity plus excellent additional water well potential
-One of the few locations in Llano County with Hickory aquifer.
-All new perimeter fenced (7,027 ft)
-Electricity provided at front of property

Location: The Hilltop Ranch is located approximately 3 miles East of Llano, TX off State Highway 71 East. This puts the ranch at about 68 miles from Austin, TX and 100 miles from San Antonio, TX.

Description: The Hilltop Ranch has been operated primarily as a cattle ranch for the last several years. The Northern portion is primarily sandy-type soils, and the Southern portion is rockier in nature rising up to the large hill covered with granite outcrops with stunning views of Llano (including the Llano County Courthouse) at the top. Elevation changes are approximately 300 with the highest elevation being 1441 and the lowest near the wet weather creek, 1100.

Water: There are three ponds on the ranch from a third of an acre to a half-acre in size. A wet weather creek traverses the property and could provide another pond/lake site. There is one water well located on the ranch.

Improvements: Electricity runs from the NW corner of the ranch to a small camping site and another residential distribution line runs inside the West property line to the South boundary. A transmission line runs across a small part of the ranch about mid-way and crosses East/West. A water well (flow rate unknown) is near the campsite. The ranch is perimeter fenced with some interior fencing to manage livestock. A good set of working cattle pens and a pole barn are located near the entrance of the ranch.

Access: Access is via State Highway 71 East.

Financial: Seller to provide basic title policy. Survey to determine exact acreage. Livestock are not included in sale.

The information contained herein is deemed reliable, but is not warranted by Broker or Seller, and is subject to change, prior to sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. Buyer(s) are responsible for their resolution to purchase subject property according to local, state, and federal law, and due diligence as required by proposed use. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY DO NOT TRESPASS.
Buyer(s) broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. Fee participation will ultimately be at the sole discretion of the listing broker.

Location: The ranch is located 11 miles S/SE of Llano, TX and approximately 44 miles from Fredericksburg, 83 miles from Austin and 114 miles from San Antonio.

Description: The ranch is set in the heart of the Riley Mountains in the SE quadrant of Llano County, Texas. The Riley Mountains are known for their scenic beauty, rugged terrain, and excellent underground water. The property is believed to be over the Hickory and Ellenburger aquifers. The ranch has abundant hardwoods (Live Oak, Post Oak, Elm, and the occasional Hickory to name a few). The terrain is gently rolling and there are several good homesites.

The property is completely perimeter-fenced, has one water well (25 gpm according to the last pump test) outfitted with an electric submersible pump, and residential power is on-site. A remote gated entry allows access off Llano County Road 312.
Recently, two ponds, approximately a quarter to a half-acre in size have been constructed and lined with pond liners to prevent seepage.

Wildlife: Whitetail deer, occasional Axis deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, Bobwhite quail, ducks, coyotes, bobcats, raccoons, and multiple species of songbirds.

Co-listed with Collier Jones at Jones Ranch Realty 830-998-8519

Summary: Monolith Ranch is located in Southern Llano County, TX and is two gates down from Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, one of the States most visited parks. With stunning views, dramatic granite outcrops, over a mile of Crabapple Creek, and a beautiful custom lodge overlooking a 7-acre lake, this ranch is one of the most unique ranches on the market today.
Location: Monolith Ranch is located 21 miles South of Llano, TX (4202 runway), 25 miles North of Fredericksburg, TX (5001 runway). 91 miles N of San Antonio, TX (international airport) and 93 miles N/NW of Austin, TX (international airport) . The ranch is accessed off Ranch Road 965, known locally as Enchanted Rock Road.

Description: The topography of the ranch goes from 1200 to 1500. From the high points, vistas of several miles can be had. Views of surrounding prominent area landmarks such as Enchanted Rock, Dutch Mountain, Watch Mountain, Graze Mountain, Cedar and Riley Mountains.
A large portion of the ranch is fertile sandy loam or a variety of it. The granite outcrops and areas around them are naturally shallow, rocky soil. The creek has bottom land-type fine sandy loam. There are several habitats that are conducive to supporting both a variety of plant life as well as animals.
The ranch is approximately 90% high fenced with a short portion on the East side remaining low fenced. The owners report having seen sika deer, fallow, aoudad, hogs, turkey, whitetail deer, dove, ducks, and various varmints common of the area.

Water: The ranch has a little over a mile of both sides of Crabapple Creek. It would be best described as perennial live water. According to the seller, over the 5 years that he has owned the property to the best of his knowledge from his eyewitness observations, Crabapple Creek has continuously flowed (except during 2015). Broker has visited the property often between December 2019 and June 2020 and broker observed water flowing in the creek each time.
The Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ) is the regulatory authority for all surface water streams in Texas. They are a possible source for further information about the flow in Crabapple Creek. The Texas Water Development Board may also have information about the creek. The USGS Real Time water data site has flow data on many creeks in Texas but does not show a flow monitoring station covering Crabapple Creek nor apparently has any historical data available about the creek.
Seller and broker make no representations as to the current or future condition or water level or flow of Crabapple Creek.

A stunning 7+/- acre lake sits just outside the back porch of the ranch house and is chock full of largemouth bass and sunfish. Another pond in the North portion of the ranch is approximately 1.5 acres.

There are two water wells on the ranch, one that serves the house (according to drillers log it is 25 gallons per minute) and is pumped to a storage tank near the home via an electric submersible pump. Another water well in the NE portion of the ranch near(unknown flow rate) an abandon homesite that has been cleaned up (all that remains is a slab for possible future building).

Improvements: The house is a custom designed, 4,990 square foot (air-conditioned) industrial-ranch style home with an additional 2700 +/- sf of non-conditioned space. Furman + Keil Architects designed the home and the construction was performed by Dagleish Construction in 2009. The house is LEED Silver certified and oriented toward the southeast, not only to take in the surrounding views, but also to minimize solar heat gain and capture the abundant breezes from that direction. The design features reclaimed interior siding, passive ventilation, and a HERS rating of 54.
The main portion of the home has a master bedroom, roomy walk-in closet along with two additional bedrooms, each with their own full bathroom. This part of the home has a large open-air kitchen and dining area, living area, screened in porch, office, utility, room, gunroom, and grill. Walking a couple steps across the dog run, there is another section of the home that has two guest quarters. These are each made up of 2 bedrooms and a bathroom.
Please see matterpoint links for 3D imagery of the entire home (See “3D” button in the photo gallery or click on a photo to expand them choose “3D TOUR”).
The whole compound is made for entertaining and enjoying the surrounding scenery of this beautiful and majestic ranch. The improvements are first-class and serve their purpose very well.

The information contained herein is deemed reliable, but is not warranted by Broker or Seller, and is subject to change, prior to sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. Buyer(s) are responsible for their resolution to purchase subject property according to local, state, and federal law, and due diligence as required by proposed use. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY DO NOT TRESPASS.
Buyer(s) broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. Fee participation will ultimately be at the sole discretion of the listing broker.

Location: San Fernando Creek Ranch is located 2.7 miles South of Pontotoc, TX off all weather Hickory Grove Road. Pontotoc is approximately 22 miles West of Llano, TX, 29 miles from Brady, TX and about 27 miles Northeast of Mason, TX. This puts the ranch at about 90 miles from Austin and 135 from San Antonio.

Description: San Fernando Creek runs through the ranch on its North side for about mile. While the creek is not considered live water, it does flow most of the year and is consistent source of surface water.
Soils are predominantly sandy loam and the ranch has been well cared for in terms of brush management. Native grasses

Vegetation on the ranch consists of hundreds of towering Burr and Live oaks dotted throughout the property. Catclaw Acacia, persimmon, mesquite, some Tasajillo and prickly pear.

Water: Approximately 2700 of both sides of San Fernando Creek run through the property. There are 2 ponds on the ranch that range from .5-1 acre in size, approximately. For information on groundwater, the Hickory Underground Water District is the primary resource.

Improvements: San Fernando Creek Ranch is entirely perimeter-fenced (low fence). There is a set of livestock pens near the middle of the ranch. The creek itself has been fenced to prevent livestock from getting in/out of the creek and accessing water gaps. A water well with electricity can be found near the creek NW quadrant of the ranch. A windmill (believed to be over a hand dug well) is located near the center of the ranch near the pens and is not in operation.

Access: Access is via an all-weather gravel road called Hickory Grove Road. It is maintained by Mason County and runs from Highway 71 in Pontotoc, TX to Highway 29.

The information contained herein is deemed reliable, but is not warranted by Broker or Seller, and is subject to change, prior to sale, errors and/or omissions and withdrawal from market. Buyer(s) are responsible for their resolution to purchase subject property according to local, state, and federal law, and due diligence as required by proposed use. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY DO NOT TRESPASS.
Buyer(s) broker must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. Fee participation will ultimately be at the sole discretion of the listing broker.