Red Eagle Ranch is a rare opportunity to acquire 406± acres of private Hill Country land in one of the most compelling corridors west of Austin. The land is subdivided into 4 lots: one approximately 80-acre parcel, two approximately 100-acre parcels, and one approximately 120-acre parcel, and can be sold as a whole or in parts. The ranch offers a quiet sense of arrival, meaningful scale and a level of privacy that is nearly impossible to find this close to Bee Cave, Dripping Springs, Lake Travis, the greater Austin market, and the broader Hill Country wine and hospitality region.
The land itself is the story. Rolling ridge-lines, elevated plateaus, deep draws, and broad open clearings create a landscape that is both dramatic and practical. Long range views stretch across the surrounding Hill Country, while recent cedar clearing opened the property to native grasses, live oak, madrone and the infinite horizon.
Multiple potential building sites offer countless possibilities. A system of caliche roads provides access across the property, making the ranch immediately explorable with a solid infrastructure for future improvements. A man-made lake basin sits within the offering and has the ability to be refilled, creating the potential for a central water feature.
Red Eagle Ranch is currently under wildlife exemption and supports native wildlife including whitetail deer, turkey, and dove. There are ample opportunities for horses and livestock, as the scale of the land creates flexibility for recreation, privacy, and multi-generational use.
The property benefits from important infrastructure, including electric service through Pedernales Electric Cooperative, AT&T fiber internet availability, and two monitor wells on the property. There is sufficient ground water to support multiple homes. Septic at Buyer's expense. Access is through private roads within The Ranches at Hamilton Pool and Stagecoach Ranch. The property is platted as part of The Ranches at Hamilton Poo,l but is not subject to the association dues or regulations. The land is part of The Dripping Springs Independent School District.
