Escape to your own slice of Hill Country paradise—just a relaxing 12-mile drive from Kerrville. As you cross the vibrant waters of Lower Turtle Creek and wind down the highly coveted Fall Creek Road, you’ll arrive at the gated entrance of Upper Fall Creek Ranch. 129.35 acres with gorgeous big home, guest quarters and infinity pool with multiple quality improvements to include a 2,350’ paved airstrip, a Foreman’s home, a large office, party barn and horse stables on scenic, live water acres on prestigious Fall Creek Road. Take in the sweeping, uninterrupted views that stretch for miles.
Historic: The MacDonald Family since 1951 Dairy and Ranching Headquarters The Casa Grande (Main House), originally built in 1981 and thoughtfully renovated in 2006, is a 4,900 sq ft wood and stone home featuring 3 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. Notable details include thick stone-faced walls, a metal roof, dual fireplaces (in the primary suite and kitchen), granite countertops, reclaimed wood cabinetry, and commercial-grade appliances. The spacious dining area opens to a large stone patio with an infinity pool, perfect for entertaining. Two expansive living areas complete the interior. Casa Invitado (Guest House) offers 1,462 sq ft of comfortable living with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living area, and kitchenette—connected to the main house via a covered stone walkway. An attached 2-car garage (755 sq ft) and adjacent stone-column carport (575 sq ft) add functionality. The pool area includes a 560 sq ft circular zero-edge pool, a 736 sq ft wooden cabana, and over 2,500 sq ft of open stone decking, ideal for outdoor gatherings. A 1,060 sq ft covered stone patio and 125 sq ft covered walkway enhance the flow between indoor and outdoor spaces. Additional features include a 1,500-gallon cistern with a pressure and softening system and pipe-and-stone yard fencing overlooking Linn Prong Creek, A 4,255 sq ft converted office complex with 8 rooms, a conference room, restrooms, and dedicated storage—all centrally climate-controlled. The Foreman’s House, a 1,460 sq ft double-wide mobile home with a 2006 addition, includes 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a detached 2-car carport (488 sq ft). The Equine Stable and Storage Area is a wood-framed structure with a metal roof and partial side enclosures. It includes approximately 2,256 sq ft of open concrete flooring, 991 sq ft of enclosed, drywall-finished storage, and 553 sq ft of dirt-floored wood stall space—ideal for horses or livestock. The Implement Barn and Workshop offer 1,500 square feet of total space, including a 500-square-foot insulated workshop with a concrete floor. The structure features six roll-up doors, providing easy access and versatile functionality. Great Greenhouse: Next to the Implement Barn and Workshop, a 240 sq ft single room wood frame stone veneer multi windowed building. Airplane Landing Strip: An expansive 2,350-foot paved airstrip provides convenient access for out-of-area residents, making travel to and from the property seamless and efficient. The ranch features a well-maintained internal road network, with mostly paved roads providing smooth, reliable access throughout the property. Whether for daily operations or recreation, the road system ensures convenient, all-weather accessibility.
The property is well-equipped with a reliable water system, including three interconnected domestic water wells that supply all household and livestock needs. Seller reserves the right to a water share agreement for nearby livestock pasture water and domestic use only. Live water features enhance the natural beauty and function of the land, with the dual branches of Linn Prong Creek converging on the property. Additionally, four strategically placed live water dams help capture rainfall and benefit from consistent year-round spring seepage, supporting both the ecosystem and agricultural use.
This Texas Hill Country landscape has been meticulously maintained with a focus on pasture quality and land stewardship. The property has remained cedar-free for many years, allowing native grasses and desirable forage to thrive. A program of light rotational grazing has further enhanced soil health and vegetation density, creating an ideal environment for livestock and native wildlife. Rolling terrain, open meadows, and scattered hardwoods provide both beauty and functionality—perfectly suited for ranching, recreation, or a private retreat.
The ranch supports a diverse population of native Hill Country wildlife, including whitetail deer, feral hogs, coyotes, turkey, songbirds, and migratory birds. In addition, the property is home to free-ranging exotic species, such as axis deer, offering excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing and hunting.
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Born and raised on a South Texas ranch, Robert Dullnig is a third-generation rancher with deep roots in land stewardship. As the best ranch broker in Texas, he brings 20+ years of expertise in wildlife management, hunting operations, and ranch real estate to every deal. Robert has closed over 500 properties, earning accolades like Top 50 Global Real Estate Advisor. Contact us today for an exclusive tour of this property and discover why clients trust him for Texas ranch real estate.
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.
