Nueces River Ranch Highway 55Uvalde, TX 78801Price: $19,500,000

Nueces River Ranch is an extraordinary 7,530-acre legacy property set deep in the wild heart of the Edwards Plateau, a rare oppty to own a ranch of this scale in today's market. For those seeking even more, an additional 960 ac is avail, featuring a ranch home, like-new shop, cattle pens, & extra half mile of private Nueces River frontage. Together, the combined offering totals over 8,490 acres, delivering expanded river access & turnkey improvements. The main tract boasts approx half a mile of private frontage along the crystal-clear Nueces River, forming a serene western boundary & creating an oasis for swimming, fishing, kayaking, & quiet retreat. Anglers will appreciate strong populations of Guadalupe bass, largemouth bass, sunfish, & catfish. Beyond the river, the ranch is well-watered with 2 reliable wells, multiple watering holes, & an extensive network of buried lines supplied by 3 cisterns ensuring consistent water for both wildlife and livestock. The landscape is richly diverse and undeniably beautiful. Towering live oaks, mesquite, & sycamore trees dot the terrain, while springtime brings vibrant blooms of TX bluebonnets, Engelmann daisies, Maximilian sunflowers. Spanning roughly 5 miles by 5 miles, the ranch transitions from rolling plateaus to rugged canyons carved by seasonal creeks. Elevations range from 1,160 ft to 1,664 ft summit, offering sweeping 360-degree views of the Sycamore Mtn. Range & surrounding countryside. Accessibility is exceptional, with maintained main roads & an extensive network of UTV trails traversing the property. Perimeter barbed wire fencing defines the boundaries, and electricity has been extended into the ranch, providing a strong foundation for future improvements. Located just 20 mi from both Uvalde & Camp Wood, the ranch strikes a rare balance between privacy & convenience. Nueces River Ranch is more than land it's a generational holding offering unmatched scale, natural beauty, & the enduring promise of a Texas legacy.