Lost Valley Ranch offers a unique Hill Country setting on the grounds of a former golf course that has been out of operation for many years. The property is characterized by lush native grasses, gently rolling topography, and scattered oak trees that create attractive mosaic patterns throughout the landscape. The open nature of the former course provides expansive sightlines and long-distance views of the surrounding Hill Country, while mature oaks add character and shade across the property. With direct frontage along Highway 16, Lost Valley Ranch combines excellent accessibility with scenic terrain and a distinctive history, offering a versatile canvas for a recreational ranch, private retreat, or future development.
Lost Valley Ranch offers multiple points of access, with two established roads entering the property, including paved Purple Sage Road and Lost Valley Drive, which features a caliche base. The ranch also benefits from direct frontage along Highway 16, providing convenient access and excellent visibility. An old golf course clubhouse and headquarters is also located on the property but is currently in poor condition and would likely be considered a teardown.
There is a lot of water potential and the ranch is equipped with five water wells located throughout the property. Two of the wells have been in use recently, while the remaining three have not been utilized in several years. The existing wells provide established water infrastructure across the ranch, with the condition and functionality of the inactive wells to be independently verified.
The ranch features gently rolling terrain characteristic of the Texas Hill Country, with elevation changes that provide excellent long-distance views of the surrounding countryside. Scattered live oaks are found throughout the property, creating attractive pockets and mosaic patterns of mature tree cover among broad areas of lush grass. Several cedar thickets provide additional cover and diversity, while the open nature of the former golf course creates a unique combination of manicured-style grasslands, mature oaks, and classic Hill Country terrain.
An abundance of native and exotic wildlife that is commonly seen throughout the property. Whitetail deer, axis deer, blackbuck, and gray foxes frequent the ranch, while a variety of songbirds can be found among the scattered live oaks and open grasslands. The combination of lush grasses, mature tree cover, and cedar thickets provides quality habitat and cover for the diverse wildlife found on the property.
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The property is located on the north side of Highway 16, 2.3± miles E of Bandera, 27± miles S of Kerrville, 31± miles N of Hondo, 48± miles NW of San Antonio, 115± miles SW of Austin
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The Texas Hill Country is the crown jewel of ranch country — rolling limestone hills draped in century-old live oaks, spring-fed rivers, and panoramic views that stretch for miles. From Kerrville to Hunt and Bandera to Blanco, these ranches offer exceptional whitetail deer and turkey hunting, Guadalupe River frontage, and proximity to San Antonio. Whether you’re seeking a legacy estate, a recreational retreat, or a working cattle operation, Central-Hill Country delivers unmatched beauty and investment potential. Explore exclusive listings with Dullnig Ranches — contact us today to find your perfect Hill Country ranch.
