Browse homesteads and acreage near San Antonio with room for livestock, gardens, or hay, from small tracts with city water to homes on acreage with pasture, ponds, and shops. Our team walks, photographs, and films every property we list.
Farm and homestead buyers in Texas are looking for room to raise cattle, goats, or horses, plant a garden, cut hay, or build a home. The right property comes down to soil, water, access, and how the land is valued for property tax. Qualifying land can receive an agricultural valuation, which can lower annual property taxes.
Most listings on this page are homesteads and acreage with pasture, water, and fencing rather than operating farms, and each property description shows what is on the land today. For land price trends across the state, the Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M tracks rural land sales by region.
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Types of Property
Many buyers want room to breathe without managing hundreds of acres. Tracts of about 10 to 40 acres in Atascosa and surrounding counties are close enough to San Antonio for an easy commute and big enough for gardens, livestock, and a new home.
Skip the build and move straight onto the land. These properties come with a home already in place, with acreage left over for animals, a shop, or a garden.
Smaller tracts are a natural fit for horse owners and hobby farmers, with room for a barn, round pen, pasture, and a few head of livestock.
Larger tracts offer native pasture suited for cattle and goats. Grazing livestock can help qualifying land keep an agricultural valuation.
Look for water wells, stock ponds, creek frontage, or a rural water line. Dependable water supports livestock, gardens, and wildlife.
Buyer Checklist
Every tract is different, so ask these questions before you make an offer.
Ask what water sources are on the land and whether they hold up in dry months.
Soil and grass decide how many animals the land can carry and whether it can grow hay or a garden.
Check the condition of perimeter and cross fencing before you bring livestock home.
Confirm road frontage, deeded access, and where electric and water are.
Ask whether the land carries an agricultural or wildlife valuation and what it takes to keep it.
In Texas, minerals are often owned separately from the surface, and deed restrictions can limit animals or buildings.
This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Confirm details with the county appraisal district, the title company, and your own advisors.
Common Questions
Most listings on this page are homesteads and acreage with room for livestock, gardens, or hay, not operating farms. Each property description shows what is on the land today, such as pasture, fencing, water, and buildings.
Qualifying land used for agriculture can be appraised on its productive value instead of its market value, which can lower annual property taxes. Confirm a property’s current valuation and the qualifying rules with the county appraisal district.
Most are in Atascosa County near Jourdanton, Pleasanton, Poteet, and Somerset, with others in nearby counties such as Karnes, all within reach of San Antonio.
Property Types
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Keep Looking
Some of the best properties never hit the open market. Contact our team to ask about off-market ranches and land that match your goals before they’re listed publicly.
See the ranches we’ve recently helped buyers and sellers close on across Texas. Our sold listings show the types of properties we handle and the markets where we work.
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