Baird Ranch is a ±760-acre ranch located 3 miles west of the entrance to Pedernales Falls State Park and fronts on the scenic and accessible RR 2766. Protected by a reasonable conservation easement, Baird Ranch provides the opportunity for its new stewards to ensure the legacy envisioned by the Baird family. Miller Creek transverses the east side of the ranch with over 3,950 feet of creek frontage on both sides, perfect for a dip in the cool waters that serve as a tributary of the Pedernales. The resident longhorn herd roams Edwards Plateau prairie land, Live and Red Oak Savannas as well as riparian landscapes.The rolling topography offers a good mixture of wooded and open areas providing habitat for a variety of hill country wildlife species. There are expansive natural views from hilltops across the property where many are preserved by the surrounding conserved lands, especially to the northeast. The Baird family, who founded Mrs. Baird's Bread, has enjoyed this property since 1951. This incredible piece of Texas history can be the ideal lifestyle ranch or family compound for the discerning buyer. The ranch is perimeter and cross fenced and includes stock tanks and cattle guards throughout to support livestock and wildlife. Currently, there are three older residences on site as well as a barn and outbuildings. Enjoy outdoor activities including fishing, swimming, gardening, hunting, hiking, and trail building just to name a few. Utilities and three water wells are on-site. The seller is willing to divide the property and retain approximately 110 acres, offering the remaining ±650 acres at a lower price. Inquire for pricing details and potential division plans. Conveniently located in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, equidistant between Austin and Fredericksburg (6 miles east of downtown Johnson City), Marble Falls and Blanco.
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892 Baird Rnch Rd, Johnson City, Blanco County, Texas
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