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Heritage Springs Ranch | Historic Hill Country Ranch | Live Water | Wildlife Just 30 minutes from historic Fredericksburg, Heritage Springs Ranch is a distinctive 202 acre Hill Country property where history, live water, wildlife, agricultural productivity, and thoughtful ranch improvements come together. The 2,261 square-foot original German homestead offers a unique connection to the area's heritage, while a separate 288 square-foot office with heat and air conditioning and a bathroom provides a comfortable and functional workspace. Water is one of the defining features of Heritage Springs Ranch. Two electric wells, five storage tanks, a water catchment system, and an established network of water lines serve the ranch. Askew Creek meanders through the property, while the spring-fed East Sister Creek provides beautiful live water. Three ponds add to the natural beauty and wildlife habitat, with one pond stocked with fish. Built for productive ranch operations, the property includes cattle pens, indoor and outdoor dog kennels, multiple barns and outbuildings, and two established hay fields. The existing improvements provide an excellent foundation for continuing agricultural operations or creating a private Hill Country retreat. The ranch is high-fenced and thoughtfully managed for wildlife, supporting a diverse combination of native and exotic species including whitetail deer, turkey, axis deer, and blackbuck. Numerous hunting blinds and feeders are strategically positioned throughout the ranch, offering excellent opportunities for recreational hunting and wildlife observation. Ag-exempt and rich in natural resources, Heritage Springs Ranch is more than acreage. The historic German homestead, spring-fed creek, ponds, wildlife, hay fields, and established ranch infrastructure come together to create a truly unique Hill Country property. Located approximately 30 minutes from Fredericksburg, this exceptional ranch offers the opportunity to own a piece of Texas history while enjoying live water, working ranch traditions, wildlife, and the beauty of the Texas Hill Country.
