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Property Details

  • Acres:220
  • Status:Sold
  • Type:Farms and Ranches
  • Address:7946 Hwy. 16 S
  • City:Pipe Creek
  • State:Texas

Property Description

The Oak Tree Ranch, South of Bandera, Texas ­

Since 1992 the Stewart family has owned this 220-acre ranch.

Don and Frannie raised and sold Thoroughbred and Quarter Horses and were

respected members of the Texas and American Quarter Horse Association.

Although they mostly bred and sold, one gray filly, disregarded by potential buyers and other breeders,

became special to Frannie and to everyone’s surprise but Frannie, her Fightin’ Jane turned out to be a very successful racer at

Ruidosa Downs.  Frannie and her horse were even featured in Quarter Racing Journal after a series of successful wins.

The Oak Tree Ranch is 6 miles Southeast of Bandera and 2 miles West of Pipe Creek

and has about a mile of fenced, native grass frontage on Highway 16.

The ranch is everything you’d expect a profitable horse breeding operation to be.

Homes

White brick Main house with covered back porch and limestone rock patio :  +/-2,500 sq. ft. 3br, 2 bath

Doublewide manufactured home:  +/-2,000 sq. ft. 3 br, 2 bath

Workers house:  +/-800 sq. ft. 2 br, 1 bath

Horse Operation

Office:  +/-1,600 sq. ft.

Paved roads to all of the amenities

Several thousand feet of black plastic and wood fencing

2 horse walkers

Several equipment barns

35’ X 80’ hay barn

50’ X 85’ covered round pen and wash rack

45’ X 150’ 18 stall horse barn with office and tack room

45’ X 140’ 11 stall horse barn with office and vet stock

15’ X 75’ 6 stall open horse barn

50’ X 80’ large open area pavilion for entertaining/storage

9 large turnout pastures all with covered sheds and water

10 100’ X 300’ turnouts with covered sheds and water

Outdoor stallion corral

Water

The ranch is serviced by 2 water wells

There is also a seasonal creek running through the property that is dammed up to create a pond

Topography/Vegetation

Most of the ranch is level to gently rolling with native grasses and improved pastures.

About 40 acres of the ranch has been left untouched and has scattered oak trees and cedars which hold normal native wildlife to the hill country.

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