Loma Alta Ranch Tract #10 offers a private and usable 50-acre recreational property situated in a quiet stretch of Edwards County. With rolling terrain, scenic views, and native wildlife habitat, this tract is well-suited for hunting, weekend enjoyment, or future improvements. Electricity, septic, and access to a community well make the property immediately functional for outdoor use.
Location: The property is located southwest of Rocksprings, Texas, within a large-acreage ranching and recreational area known for low traffic, privacy, and abundant wildlife. Access is via an established easement road maintained through a shared annual agreement, extending approximately 6.3 miles from the county road.
Drive Times:
San Antonio – 2 hours
Kerrville – 1 hour
Austin – 3 hours
Houston – 5 hours
Topography, Range & Habitat:
Loma Alta Ranch – Tract #10 features rolling terrain with varied elevation and multiple vantage
points overlooking surrounding ranch land. The vegetation blend includes scattered Live Oaks, cedar cover, and native grasses, creating natural bedding areas and wildlife travel corridors.
Wildlife:
Whitetail Deer
Axis Deer
Aoudad
Fallow Deer
Turkey
Feral Hogs
Improvements:
Cabin equipped with electricity, septic, and a single water storage tank
Additional unfinished cabin structure (shell)
One elevated hunting blind
One ground-level blind
One tripod-style blind
Two feed pen setups
The cabin sits on an elevated section of the property with space for future improvements.
Water: There is no private water well on this tract; however, landowners within the subdivision have access to a designated community well. Water is hauled from the community well to on-site storage tanks, with a basic pump system supplying the cabin for toilet, shower, and game-cleaning purposes.
Electricity:
Overhead electricity is run to the cabin.
172 SD #55576, Rocksprings, TX
Riley Todd is a Farm and Ranch real estate professional focused on helping clients buy and sell land across Texas. Raised on a cattle ranch and a graduate of Texas A&M University with a degree in Agricultural Leadership and a minor in Agricultural Economics, Riley brings a strong understanding of land, livestock, and the rural lifestyle to every transaction.
In addition to real estate, Riley works with Sky Senderos, a thermal drone wildlife survey company that provides wildlife counts and mapping for landowners. His experience with wildlife management, along with his own photography, videography, and drone work, helps ensure every property is represented professionally and accurately. Known for his straightforward and easy-to-work-with approach, Riley is committed to making the buying and selling process clear, efficient, and tailored to each client’s goals.