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ACREAGE
167
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CITY
Llano
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COUNTY
Llano
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AREA
Hill Country
CATEGORY
- Hunting Ranch
- Live Water
- Recreational Ranch
- Unimproved Land
- Water Property
DESCRIPTION
Tucked away just west of Llano, Texas, Arrowhead Creek Ranch is a rare live-water offering that captures everything buyers seek in a classic Hill Country retreat. Encompassing 167± unrestricted acres of scenic terrain, mature hardwoods, striking granite outcroppings, and nearly 3,000 feet of ownership on both sides of San Fernando Creek, the ranch delivers an exceptional blend of natural beauty, recreation, accessibility, and long-term investment appeal.
Properties offering ownership of both sides of a live-water creek have become increasingly scarce throughout Central Texas, making Arrowhead Creek Ranch a truly special opportunity. Whether you're searching for a private family retreat, an exceptional recreational ranch, or the perfect setting to build a legacy home overlooking live water, this unrestricted property offers the freedom to create exactly what you envision.
From the moment you enter the ranch, you're greeted by towering heritage live oaks, gently rolling hills, and timeless Hill Country scenery. Massive granite outcroppings emerge naturally from the landscape while San Fernando Creek winds gracefully through the heart of the property, creating an atmosphere of peace, beauty, and authenticity that is increasingly difficult to find.
Location
Arrowhead Creek Ranch enjoys an outstanding location just a few miles west of Llano with frontage along paved County Road 102 and convenient access to Highway 29. The property offers the privacy and seclusion of a true ranch while remaining easily accessible from several major Texas markets.
The ranch is conveniently located approximately 38 minutes from Horseshoe Bay, just over an hour from Fredericksburg, and only 1 hour 30 minutes from the Texas State Capitol in downtown Austin, making it an ideal destination for weekend escapes or full-time Hill Country living.
Located in one of the most desirable regions of the Texas Hill Country, the ranch is surrounded by renowned rivers, wineries, charming historic communities, and some of the strongest long-term land values in Central Texas. Spend the afternoon exploring Llano's historic courthouse square, enjoy a weekend touring nearby wineries, or simply leave the city behind to experience the slower pace of ranch life—all within easy reach.
Landscape
Arrowhead Creek Ranch showcases everything buyers imagine when they envision the Texas Hill Country. Gently rolling topography creates exceptional usability across the ranch while offering beautiful elevation changes, picturesque homesites, and scenic views in every direction.
Massive granite outcroppings, unique to Llano County, naturally emerge throughout the property and create dramatic visual character rarely found elsewhere in Texas. During the spring months, native wildflowers blanket the rolling hillsides in vibrant color, while towering heritage live oaks provide shade, beauty, and a sense of permanence that only generations-old hardwoods can offer.
Open native grasslands transition seamlessly into pockets of thicker cover, creating an ideal balance of beauty and wildlife habitat. The ranch feels remarkably open and accessible while still maintaining excellent cover for game. Whether riding horseback, driving the property, or simply enjoying an evening walk beneath the oaks, every acre invites exploration.
Adding even greater appeal, the ranch is completely unrestricted, allowing future owners the freedom to build, improve, or enjoy the property without restrictive covenants—a rarity among premier Hill Country properties.
Improvements
Arrowhead Creek Ranch offers an outstanding foundation for immediate enjoyment while allowing future owners complete flexibility to create their own vision.
Electricity is already on-site, significantly reducing future development costs and making it easier to begin building immediately. Multiple premier homesites are scattered throughout the property, many overlooking the creek or taking advantage of the surrounding granite outcroppings and long-range Hill Country views.
The ranch is currently under an Agricultural Exemption, helping minimize annual carrying costs while preserving its ranching heritage. Combined with paved county road frontage, existing utilities, unrestricted status, and exceptional natural beauty, the ranch is perfectly positioned for everything from a luxury Hill Country estate to a recreational getaway, hunting ranch, or family legacy property.
Water Features
The crown jewel of Arrowhead Creek Ranch is undoubtedly the remarkable stretch of San Fernando Creek flowing through its center.
With approximately 2,950± linear feet of ownership on both sides of the creek, the ranch enjoys one of the most picturesque stretches of live water in Llano County. San Fernando Creek serves as one of the primary tributaries to the Llano River, eventually joining the river just south of the property and contributing to one of the Hill Country's most iconic watersheds.
Along the western side of the ranch, the creek naturally gathers into beautiful, crystal-clear pools shaded beneath towering live oaks before gently making its way east across exposed granite shelves and smooth outcroppings that have been sculpted by centuries of flowing water. This unique transition from deep, tranquil pools to gently cascading granite creates one of the property's most captivating natural features while providing exceptional habitat for fish, wildlife, and native vegetation.
Less than one mile south of the ranch lies historic Scott's Crossing, a favorite local access point for launching kayaks and canoes into San Fernando Creek. Owners can enjoy unforgettable floats downstream toward Llano while casting for Guadalupe bass and other native species along one of the area's most scenic paddling routes. Whether fly fishing secluded runs, wading the clear granite-bottom creek, or spending an afternoon exploring by kayak, the recreational opportunities extend well beyond the ranch boundaries.
Towering live oaks and native hardwoods line the creek corridor, creating shaded gathering places perfect for family picnics, fishing, or simply relaxing beside the water while listening to the gentle sounds of the creek. Ownership of both sides of San Fernando Creek provides a level of privacy, exclusivity, and control rarely found on live-water properties of this size, significantly enhancing both the recreational experience and long-term investment value of the ranch.
Wildlife
Arrowhead Creek Ranch supports an excellent population of native Hill Country wildlife and provides outstanding year-round recreational opportunities.
Wildlife commonly found throughout the ranch includes:
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Native Whitetail Deer
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Rio Grande Turkey
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Dove
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Bobwhite Quail
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Songbirds & Migratory Birds
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Numerous Native Wildlife Species
The combination of permanent live water, mature hardwoods, native grasses, and diverse habitat creates exceptional conditions for wildlife throughout the year. Whether watching whitetail emerge from the creek bottom at sunset, listening to gobblers echo through the hills on a spring morning, or enjoying the abundance of native birds along the creek corridor, the ranch offers a true connection to the natural beauty of the Texas Hill Country.
Summary
Arrowhead Creek Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own one of the most desirable live-water properties currently available in the Texas Hill Country. With 167± unrestricted acres, approximately 2,950 feet of ownership on both sides of San Fernando Creek, dramatic granite outcroppings, mature hardwoods, electricity already on-site, abundant wildlife, and an exceptional location just west of Llano, the property offers an extraordinary combination of recreation, beauty, and long-term investment potential.
Whether envisioned as a private family retreat, luxury Hill Country estate, recreational ranch, or lasting family legacy, Arrowhead Creek Ranch possesses the qualities that continue to make premier live-water properties among the most sought-after land investments in Texas. From casting a fly into the clear waters of San Fernando Creek, launching a kayak at nearby Scott's Crossing for a scenic float into Llano, or simply watching the evening sun settle across the granite hillsides beneath centuries-old live oaks, this is the kind of ranch that creates memories for generations and becomes more cherished with every passing year.