How much does an acre of ranch land cost in Texas?
Price per acre depends on the region, the size of the tract, water, road access, improvements, and hunting value. Smaller tracts near San Antonio and Austin often cost more per acre than large West Texas ranches. Use the price and acres filters above to compare current listings, then call us for a realistic range in the area you want.
What is the difference between Land and Farm and Ranch listings?
In this search, Land covers vacant tracts, homesites, and acreage. Farm and Ranch covers working and recreational ranches, which often include a home, barns, fencing, or water improvements. Use the Category filter to switch between them and Type to narrow to grazing land, acreage, rural land, and more.
Do you only show your own listings?
No. This page includes listings from multiple listing websites, and many are held by other brokerages. We can show you any of them, and we can also tell you about properties that are not listed publicly.
What should I check before buying rural land?
Ask about legal access and easements, water (wells, creeks, and water rights), mineral rights, fencing, utilities, flood zones, and whether the property has an agricultural exemption. We help you ask the right questions and review these items before you make an offer.
Can I buy a ranch for hunting?
Yes. Many Texas ranches are bought for hunting, especially White-Tailed Deer country in South Texas and the Hill Country. Fencing, neighboring land, and habitat all matter, so tell us the species and season you care about and we will point you to properties that fit.
How do I schedule a showing?
Call (833) 697-2624 or send the form at the bottom of this page with the listing you like. We schedule showings for any listing on this page, including ones held by other brokerages.