El Rancho Cima, a registered “historical” property in Texas hill country, is reportedly being put up for sale.
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Its asking price? A cool $24.5 million, but how could you put a value on scenes like this?
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According to brokerage website republicranches.com, the property sits on the Blanco River and includes the famous Devil’s Backbone ridge.
Scenic overlook in Wimberly TX, Devil's Backbone, limestone ridge. Breath taking, as is most of the hill country, near @LuckenbachTexas pic.twitter.com/TEqcTnAz2j
— Vivian Brown (@TNVivian) July 10, 2017
Blanco River Texas by Ray Shrewsberry – https://t.co/OusebOf8Rw pic.twitter.com/IVdgKSKuxE
— ⭐ Ray Shrewsberry ⭐📸🎨 (@RayShrewsberry) October 31, 2017
According to the listing, the 2,382 acre ranch previously ran under the stewardship of the Boy Scouts of America, who are reportedly building a new 2,816 acre camp for Houston area scouts.
The property is 18 miles west of San Marcos, relatively close – for Texas-sized standards – to both San Antonio and Austin.
Wildlife spanning everything from white-tailed deer and turkey to ringtail cats can be seen on the land, according to the listing, and very little hunting is said to be conducted on the ranch.
It also reportedly includes four homes, several wells and a covered riding arena.
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