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This 50± acre Wilson County ranch offers a rare combination of genuine South-Central Texas land character, excellent County Road 104 frontage, and a versatile mix of open pasture and native brush. Legacy Oaks Ranch has been held within the same family for over 50 years and operated as part of a working cattle ranching operation - a testament to the land's productive history and the care it has received. Whether the next chapter involves cattle, horses, hunting, a future homesite, or simply a private recreational retreat, the land is well-positioned to accommodate it. At 50± acres in Wilson County, with road frontage and an ag exemption already in place, this is a straightforward land opportunity without the complications.
The property fronts County Road 104 in Wilson County, providing direct paved county road access to a central South Texas location. Floresville - the Wilson County seat - is 6.5± miles away. San Antonio International Airport is within 40± miles, keeping the property well within the broader San Antonio metro sphere. Austin is 106± miles out, and Corpus Christi is approximately 131 miles to the southeast - making this a practical holding for buyers based anywhere along the I-10 and US-181 corridors.
The 50± acres offer a well-balanced split of terrain: approximately half open pasture with scattered oak trees, and half native South Texas brush - a combination that supports both livestock and wildlife management with equal effectiveness. The topography is predominantly flat to gently rolling, making the acreage highly usable throughout. The mix of open pasture and native brush creates natural edge habitat that attracts and holds wildlife, with whitetail deer and dove both present on the property.
The property is perimeter fenced in barbed wire, with a cross fence bisecting the acreage into two working pastures. A 30'x25' metal shop provides on-site storage and workspace. A set of cattle pens is in place - functional infrastructure for a buyer looking to continue a livestock operation from day one. An electric water well supplies the property. An older house exists on the site; it carries no assigned improvement value and is priced as a tear-down - the land is the asset.
Legacy Oaks Ranch is currently under both a homestead exemption and an agricultural exemption. Note that the homestead exemption is set to expire at the end of the current tax year. With long-term family ownership, an ag exemption, County Road frontage, and a versatile land configuration suited to ranching, hunting, and future residential use, this Wilson County property represents a clean opportunity in a market where quality acreage near Floresville is consistently in demand.
