Goldmine Creek Preserve Tract 4
Welcome to GOLDMINE CREEK PRESERVE, a serene retreat nestled in the scenic Oxford area of south-central Llano County. Once a thriving center for cotton and cattle trade from the late 1800s to early 1900s, Oxford today is celebrated for its vast ranchlands and tranquil surroundings. Located just 13 miles south of Llano, Texas, and approximately 27 miles north of Fredericksburg, Texas, this underdeveloped area of Oxford offers a peaceful escape surrounded by natural beauty, dark skies, and wide-open spaces.
GOLDMINE CREEK PRESERVE invites you to own a piece of this tranquil paradise, offering six distinct tracts of land. Each tract shares a private 60 wide rock entrance with 20 wide new chip seal road, established wells and utilities, cleared brushlands, several ponds, and the meandering seasonal Goldmine Creek. Youll enjoy stunning forever views of Enchanted Rock, Bull Head, and Prairie ...
GOLDMINE CREEK PRESERVE invites you to own a piece of this tranquil paradise, offering six distinct tracts of land. Each tract shares a private 60 wide rock entrance with 20 wide new chip seal road, established wells and utilities, cleared brushlands, several ponds, and the meandering seasonal Goldmine Creek. Youll enjoy stunning forever views of Enchanted Rock, Bull Head, and Prairie Mountain to the West and Cedar Mountain, Riley Mountain, and Lucky Mountain to the East, just to name a few. Discover your perfect ranch retreat at GOLDMINE CREEK PRESERVE, where a perfect blend of history, nature, and modern amenities harmoniously blend.
This tract features gently rolling terrain, picturesque views of Sandy Creek, as well as expansive vistas of the surrounding mountainsides. Imagine your forever home or get-away cabin in a quiet area adorned with a variety of beautiful Oaks & legacy Elm trees
throughout the landscape.
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From Austin travel W on Hwy 71 to Hwy 16. Turn left traveling S on Hwy 16. Turn right on CoRd 113, property on the left.