BUILDING YOUR
RANCH DREAM

Welcome to Pearl Springs Ranch, nestled in the picturesque Texas Hill Country near the charming community of Pearl, Texas. Spanning approximately 1,881 acres, this expansive ranch features rolling topography, high mesa tops with spectacular views, and bluffs overlooking the spring-fed Bee Creek Valley lined with sycamore and pecan trees. Pearl Springs Ranch offers diverse landscapes, exceptional ranching and hunting opportunities, abundant exotic wildlife, seamless accessibility, and unique character throughout.

Location: Positioned 2-3 miles from Pearl, Texas, in western Coryell County. The ranch is 45 minutes from Waco, 25 minutes from Lampasas and Gatesville, and 1.5 to 2 hours from Austin and DFW.

Terrain: The diverse terrain and majestic topography offer a rare experience, with a balance between wooded and open land. The lush, deep soil creek bottoms and fields provide opportunities for enhancing ranching and wildlife experiences.

Water: Named for its multiple springs (11 in total), which feed draws and ponds throughout the property, Pearl Springs Ranch is a water haven with many strong springs, several large lakes, and good water wells. Tri-County Water Supply provides additional water taps to the ranch’s improvements.

Improvements: The ranch’s headquarters, crafted from hand-hewn large timbers, overlooks the Bee Creek Valley. The compound-style architecture includes four distinct living spaces with grand fireplaces, beautiful hardwood floors, and impressive beams. Additional features include a wine cellar, a new metal barn with living space, and a foreman’s headquarters.

Road System: A well-maintained interior road system provides excellent access to all parts of the ranch.

Wildlife and Exotics: This high-fenced ranch is a haven for diverse wildlife, including elk, zebras, whitetail deer, dove, quail, turkey, and various other species. The multiple lakes are teeming with fish, offering a versatile angler experience.

Broker’s Comments: Pearl Springs Ranch is located in a unique area of Texas, with beautiful hills, mesa tops, and fertile soil. The lush canopy of wildflowers and native grasses provides habitat for wildlife. The ranch also includes approximately 300 acres outside the high fence for agricultural operations. A quaint chapel set in a bluebonnet-filled meadow adds to the ranch’s charm.

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–Thank you, JDY