Live Water Ranch for Sale in San Saba County
Live Water Ranch for sale located in Cherokee, TX /San Saba County.
Cherokee Creek Ranch (CCR) is a 64 acre property that is one of the most unique and rare opportunities in San Saba County. With almost 2,250ft of pristine Cherokee Creek running through the property, a new 140 foot long concrete dam and minimal vertical improvements, CCR provides the perfect opportunity for the new owner to make it their own.
Cherokee Creek is one of the strongest flowing creeks in the area. It provides ample opportunity for fishing, kayaking and hunting. Majority of the creek is easily accessible and the land along the northern side of the creek is loaded with massive oaks and pecans along with a variety of the other species.
CCR is a very diverse property that possesses all of the qualities todays buyer is seeking. Strong recreational appeal, excellent hunting and fishing opportunities, heavily wood...
CCR is a very diverse property that possesses all of the qualities todays buyer is seeking. Strong recreational appeal, excellent hunting and fishing opportunities, heavily wooded areas with mature trees and LIVE WATER.
This ranch is well situated being just 15 minutes north of Llano, 1.5 hours from Austin and 2 hours from San Antonio.
All creeks, rivers and streams in Texas are subject to change in flow and water levels. Broker and Seller make no representation as to the permanency of the creek and/or the water in it.
Additional land could be purchased to create a total of 170 acres and would also bring the total creek frontage to around 4,000ft.
*Owner is a licensed real estate broker in the State of Texas.
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From Llano head north on HWY 16. The property is just north of Cherokee and the entrance is immediately south of where Cherokee Creek flows under the bridge.