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NEW! Discover the allure of the Hill Country at Lazy Valley Ranch South, where expansive, awe-inspiring views set the stage for an exceptional property. Perfectly positioned near the charming towns of Kerrville, Fredericksburg, and Boerne, this remarkable ranch encompasses rolling hills, lush-productive fields, and elevations ranging from approximately 1,560’± to 1,700’± asl. Its versatile terrain offers endless possibilities, whether you envision bountiful hay production, grazing livestock, or simply enjoying serene countryside living at its finest.
NEW! Perched at the highest elevation in the entire subdivision—Canyon Creek Preserve Lot offers a spectacular setting with breathtaking, long-range views that stretch for miles. This 3.5± acre slice of paradise features a stunning mix of open hilltop space and a shaded, tree-filled valley below. A gentle breeze often graces the summit, providing a cool escape from the Texas heat, while the valley’s towering hardwoods create a peaceful, shaded retreat. Wildlife is abundant, with well-worn deer trails meandering across the land. Located just 12± miles from Helotes, this is a prime opportunity to build your dream home in the heart of the Texas Hill Country.
FEATURED! With 675’± of both sides of Bear Creek frontage – Bear Creek Ranch offers stunning views and well-manicured land ready for immediate enjoyment. This perfect-sized ranch includes essential amenities such as a double-wide modular home and an equipment barn. Separating from a larger property, it promises an idyllic retreat with Bear Creek as its standout feature. Owned by the same family since the late 1990s, this ranch offers a serene country feel yet is close to all the amenities of New Braunfels and San Antonio.
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San Antonio, Texas - Specializing in the Hill Country and South Texas Areas
Richard has enjoyed being an outdoorsman his entire life, and dedicated his profession towards this. He graduated with honors from the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute at Texas A&M University-Kingsville. He has worked in Texas, as well as internationally, in wildlife research studies with species such as native white-tailed deer, bobwhite quail, and black bears in Mexico, to name a few.
Richard has used his experience and education to run several private and commercial hunting programs in South Texas. He has also assisted landowners in establishing management plans for their properties to achieve their desired goals.
Richard Coiner's Affiliations:
Over 20 Years Experience in Wildlife Management
Texas A&M Kingsville - Range and Wildlife Science Degree
Texas A&M College Station - Business Degree
Member of Texas Association of Realtors - TAR
Member of National Association of Realtors - NAR
Member of San Antonio Board of Realtors - SABOR
Lifetime Member of National Rifle Association - NRA
Member of Texas State Rifle Association - TSRA
Member of Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation - RMEF
Member of Coastal Conservation Association - CCA
Native Texan
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