Charles Armstrong
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House Pasture Ranch is a 27.84± acre Hill Country property in Blanco County, Texas - a versatile hunting, recreational, and residential ranch set in one of the most sought-after corridors between Blanco and Wimberley. The centerpiece is a 2,652± sq ft two-story ranch home with distinctive limestone and HardiePlank construction, exceptional outdoor living spaces, and classic Texas character throughout. Sweeping long-range views, scattered mature live oaks, established wildlife, and a wildlife valuation make this a compelling opportunity for buyers seeking a true Hill Country property with room to live, hunt, and unwind.
Perfectly positioned on FM 2325 between two of the Texas Hill Country's most sought-after towns, House Pasture Ranch is 10± miles from Blanco and 15± miles from Wimberley. Fredericksburg, New Braunfels, and San Antonio are each roughly an hour out - outstanding access to the Hill Country's best while maintaining genuine ranch seclusion. A gated entrance off FM 2325 opens to a gravel ranch road that runs all the way to the home, keeping the approach private and practical.
The approach to the ranch sets the tone immediately - historic limestone ruins are visible from the drive, serving as a striking natural landmark that speaks to the land's history and character. The 2,652± sq ft two-story ranch home features a striking exterior of natural limestone masonry and HardiePlank siding beneath a standing-seam metal roof. A boardwalk-style wooden walkway flanked by stacked limestone walls leads from the flagstone courtyard to the front door. The covered front porch spans the full width of the home, supported by cedar post columns, with ceiling fans and an expansive flagstone floor that flows into a walled outdoor courtyard - complete with a built-in limestone bench wall, a stone-topped table, and mature live oaks providing natural shade. This walled courtyard functions as a true private outdoor room, seamlessly accessible from both the porch and the kitchen.
Inside, the main level living area features a dramatic vaulted ceiling and a statement rock fireplace with a stucco surround, arched niche, and ornate wrought-iron screen. Tile flooring runs throughout the main level, and large windows bring in natural light and property views. A dining area with a bay window overlooks the courtyard, and the galley-style kitchen is well-equipped with oak cabinetry, solid surface countertops, black appliances, and a door connecting directly to the outdoor courtyard. The primary bedroom on the main level is generously sized with tile flooring, a ceiling fan, a walk-in closet, and windows overlooking the courtyard. The ensuite bath is a standout - a tiled garden tub beneath a large picture window, an open walk-in shower with floor-to-ceiling tile work and a built-in niche, a pedestal sink, and windows on multiple walls. Two additional bedrooms, a sitting room, and a full bath are upstairs. A side covered patio and a detached two-car garage with a concrete driveway round out the exterior.
The property is perimeter-fenced with a tractor shed, carport, and 11 concrete raised garden beds - a thoughtful mix of functional ranch infrastructure and home amenities.
Water is supplied by one well housed in a limestone well house. Electricity is in place.
House Pasture Ranch showcases classic Texas Hill Country character - sweeping long-range views, scattered mature live oaks, and wet-weather creek crosses the property in two sections. Wildlife on the ranch includes whitetail deer, turkey, and dove, making this a compelling hunting and recreational property in addition to its residential appeal.
A wildlife valuation is in place, keeping annual property taxes low. With private acreage, a well-built ranch home, productive wildlife habitat, and direct FM 2325 frontage in the Blanco- Wimberley corridor, House Pasture Ranch checks every box for Hill Country buyers.
