About this home

**DESCRIPTION** Located in northeastern Kendall County, this unrestricted 69.5 acre Hill Country property offers an exceptional combination of location, privacy, long-range views, and accessibility. With paved county road frontage along Crabapple Road, the property features elevated ridgelines, open ground, mature live oaks, black walnut, and other native hardwoods. Multiple elevated building sites capture sweeping Hill Country views and provide excellent opportunities for a primary residence, weekend retreat, recreational property, or long-term family holding. **LOCATION** The property is located approximately 3.75 miles north of Kendalia, with frontage along the west side of Crabapple Road. Blanco is a short drive away, while Boerne, Bulverde, Fredericksburg, San Antonio, and Austin are all within comfortable reach. Convenient access to U.S. Highway 281 provides connectivity to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy and rural character of the property. Texas Wine Country, Canyon Lake, and the Guadalupe River are also nearby. **IMPROVEMENTS** The property is equipped with two water wells with electrical service provided to both. Newer perimeter fencing is in place along two sides, with older interior cross fencing also present. Fiber-optic service runs along Crabapple Road, providing access to high-speed connectivity in a rural setting. An existing ranch road leads from the entrance toward the elevated portions of the property and several potential homesites. **WATER** Two water wells serve the property, both drawing from the Trinity Aquifer. Wells in the area are typically approximately 670 to 810 feet deep. Several natural draws converge along the eastern portion of the property, providing a logical location for potential future pond development. **TERRAIN & HABITAT** Classic Hill Country topography includes approximately 160 feet of elevation change, ranging from just over 1,840 feet above mean sea level along the southwestern boundary to approximately 1,680 feet near Crabapple Road. A prominent hill extends southeast to northwest through the property. The upper portion features relatively level terrain, an existing access road, and attractive potential building sites with impressive long-distance views to the northeast. Elevated ridgelines, natural draws, open areas, mature hardwoods, and native brush create a diverse and visually appealing landscape. **WILDLIFE** Mature oaks, native brush, natural cover, and seasonal water provide quality wildlife habitat. Whitetail deer, axis deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, feral hogs, and other species common to the Texas Hill Country are present in the area. **EASEMENTS** The primary entrance is accessed directly from Crabapple Road through a 60-foot ingress and egress easement. An existing road provides access from the entrance to the top of the hill and potential homesites. Pedernales Electric Cooperative maintains an electrical easement providing power to both water wells. **MINERALS** All minerals currently owned by the seller will convey with the property. **TAXES** For 2026, the property is taxed under Agricultural Use valuation, with approximate taxes of $25.98. **SUMMARY** Kendall 69.5 Acres presents a rare opportunity to own unrestricted acreage in desirable northeastern Kendall County. Paved road frontage, two water wells, fiber-optic availability, electrical service, substantial elevation change, mature native timber, wildlife habitat, and elevated homesites with commanding Hill Country views provide a strong foundation for a variety of uses. Convenient to Kendalia, Blanco, Boerne, Bulverde, Fredericksburg, San Antonio, and Austin, the property combines accessibility with the privacy and open space of a true Hill Country setting. Whether envisioned as a private estate, recreational getaway, weekend retreat, or long-term investment, this 69.5 acre offering provides an attractive combination of location, natural beauty,

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• Aug 21, 2026 · Listed$1,600,000