Offering 461.24 +/- acres in Bexar County bordering Calaveras Lake, this expansive property presents a rare opportunity to acquire substantial acreage near San Antonio's southeastern growth corridor. Comprising of four separate parcels, the offering provides flexibility for phased development, individual tract sales, land banking, agricultural operations, or a larger coordinated development concept. Depending on the parcel, the property offers road frontage on as many as three sides, creating multiple potential access points and giving developers greater flexibility when evaluating circulation, entrances, utility placement, and future tract configuration. The property is located less than two miles from the San Antonio city limits, US Highway 181, and Interstate 37, providing convenient connectivity to San Antonio, surrounding employment centers, and major transportation routes. Its proximity to established residential development, industrial activity, and regional infrastructure strengthens its long-term investment appeal. Power is available and already onsite on certain parcels, and the property lies within the designated coverage area of a water service provider. Buyers should independently verify utility capacity, availability, zoning, floodplain conditions, development requirements, and intended land use. The land itself offers a diverse mix of open pasture, scattered mature oak trees, dense native brush, open pockets, ponds, and lake-bordering acreage. Two residences are located on the larger parcel, including a historic home, along with a metal barn and existing agricultural improvements. The property is well suited for cattle and supports abundant native wildlife, allowing continued agricultural or recreational use while future plans are evaluated. With its scale, multiple parcels, extensive road frontage, proximity to San Antonio, utility availability, and boundary along Calaveras Lake, this property offers a compelling canvas for developers, builders, investors, ranch operators, or buyers seeking a strategic long-term landholding. Potential concepts could include residential, commercial, recreational, conservation-oriented, or mixed-use development, subject to all applicable governmental approvals and feasibility studies. The unusual combination of accessibility, acreage, water adjacency, and development flexibility makes this one of the more distinctive large-tract investment opportunities in the San Antonio area.

Opportunities of this scale and location rarely reach the open market. Spanning approximately 312 acres in the rapidly growing corridor between Seguin, New Braunfels, and San Antonio, this exceptional Guadalupe County tract presents a compelling opportunity for investors, developers, or those seeking a large landholding positioned in one of South-Central Texas most active growth regions. The property is less than 2 miles from Interstate 10, providing direct access to one of the regions primary transportation corridors, and sits approximately 3 miles from Seguin, 13 +/- miles from New Braunfels, 22 +/- miles from San Antonio, and about 50 miles from Austin, placing it within convenient reach of multiple expanding metropolitan markets. The property boasts an impressive 6,375 +/- feet of blacktop frontage along FM 725, providing substantial accessibility and visibility while enhancing its long-term development potential. With its size, road frontage, and proximity to expanding communities, the tract offers numerous possibilities ranging from residential development to long-term land investment or a private ranch estate. The landscape features a balanced mix of open pasture and native brush, creating natural diversity across the property. Mature oak trees are scattered throughout the acreage, contributing both shade and character to the terrain. Four stock ponds are distributed across the property, attracting an abundance of native wildlife and adding to the property's recreational appeal. A home built in 2006 sits on the property and could serve as a primary residence, ranch headquarters, or interim holding residence while future plans are developed. Location is one of this propertys most valuable attributes. Positioned just 6 +/- miles from downtown Seguin, 13 +/- miles from New Braunfels, and approximately 22 +/- miles from San Antonio, the tract sits within a corridor that continues to experience significant residential and commercial expansion. Large acreage tracts with this level of accessibility are becoming increasingly difficult to find in Guadalupe County. Whether envisioned as a strategic land investment, future development project, or private ranch retreat within reach of major city centers, this 312 +/- acre Guadalupe County property represents a rare chance to secure a substantial footprint in a highly desirable and expanding region of Texas. DETAILS 312 +/- acres in Guadalupe County Approx. 6,375 feet of blacktop FM 725 frontage 4 ponds Home built in 2006 Incredible investment and developer potential Mixed brush and open pasture Oak trees Wildlife abundant 4 +/- miles from downtown Seguin 13 +/- miles from New Braunfels 22 +/- miles from San Antonio 50 +/- miles from Austin

Anchor Ranch is a rare 900± acre cattle ranch and rice farm in Chambers County, only 50 miles from Downtown Houston. With 4,200' of Highway 65 frontage plus an additional entrance from Barrow-White Road, this property offers scale, access, & versatility that is difficult to match. The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced, equipped with centrally located cattle pens, and supported by an all-weather internal road system for year-round access. Established rice production benefits from irrigation water provided by CLCND, making this property an income-producing agricultural operation. Recreational opportunities are equally impressive with a 47± acre Texas Prairie Wetlands Project, several natural prairie potholes, and a professionally built six-man blind offering premier waterfowl hunting. With electricity on-site, this property blends production, recreation, and investment potential in a prime growth corridor of Chambers County.

Rare opportunity to own 157 +/- acres in rapidly growing Williamson County, offering exceptional long-term investment, agricultural, and future development potential. The property features approximately 4,400 feet of maintained county road frontage on two sides, creating excellent access, visibility, and flexibility for future planning. Currently in productive row crop farmland and growing corn, the property maintains an agricultural exemption for low annual taxes while allowing an owner to hold the land as a strategic investment. Power is available, and a Jarrell-Schwertner WSC water line is in place, adding valuable utility access for future use. With its usable terrain, strong road frontage, existing agricultural production, and proximity to major growth corridors, this tract is well positioned for a variety of possibilities including continued farming, land banking, estate use, or potential subdivision and development, subject to county and utility approvals. Conveniently located just 8 +/- miles from IH-35, 20 +/- miles from Georgetown, 22 +/- miles from Temple, and 40 +/- miles from Austin, this property offers the rare combination of rural scale, utility access, and strategic Central Texas positioning in one of the states most active growth regions. 157 +/- Williamson County 2 sides of maintained county road frontage (approx. 4,400 ft) Power available JARRELL-SCHWERTNER WSC line Farmland currently growing corn row crop Investment opportunity Ag exempt for low taxes 8 +/- miles from IH-35 20 +/- miles from Georgetown 22 +/- miles from Temple 40 +/- miles from Austin

Positioned in a desirable Caldwell County corridor with strong regional connectivity and meaningful scale, this 167 +/- acre offering presents an exceptional opportunity for developers, investors, land bankers, or buyers seeking a property with both immediate utility and long-term upside. Combining county road frontage with multiple access points, existing infrastructure, improvements, water features, and agricultural valuation, the property offers flexibility across a wide range of future development and investment strategies. Access is established through a private gated entrance and supported by multiple entry locations along county road frontage, creating optionality for future planning, phased development, subdivision concepts, or continued ranch ownership. The property benefits from existing utility infrastructure including water service through Martindale Water Supply Corporation with water line and meter already in place, along with onsite power serviced by Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative. The landscape offers a balanced mix of open grazing areas, mature hardwoods, native brush, and tall grasses that create both visual appeal and practical usability. A large approximately 2-acre pond, along with multiple additional ponds throughout the property, enhances aesthetics, livestock functionality, and long-term recreational value while contributing to attractive homesite placement opportunities across the ranch. Existing improvements add immediate functionality and reduce the effort required to begin using or planning the property. A rustic-style residence with covered outdoor living areas provides a comfortable ranch headquarters or interim occupancy, while the accompanying barn-style structure offers flexible utility for equipment storage, workshop space, operational use, or adaptive future conversion. Additional livestock improvements support current agricultural operations and reinforce the property's cattle-ready status. Currently benefiting from agricultural exemption for extremely low annual carrying costs, the ranch offers an attractive holding profile while preserving future flexibility. Abundant wildlife, numerous potential homesites, existing infrastructure, and strategic location position this property as a compelling opportunity for investment, development consideration, recreational ownership, or long-term land appreciation. Conveniently located approximately 8 +/- miles from Lockhart and Highway 183, 25 +/- miles from San Marcos, and within approximately 55 +/- miles of both Austin and San Antonio, this property sits within reach of some of Central Texas strongest continuing growth markets. 167 +/- Acres in Caldwell County Developer or subdivision / investment potential County road frontage with multiple entry points Private gated entrance driveway Water line and meter in place serviced by Martindale WSC Power onsite serviced by Bluebonnet Electric Coop Ag exempt for extremely low annual tax rates Large 2 acre pond Multiple ponds House Barndo Livestock barn Large oak trees and brush with tall grasses Cattle ready Wildlife abundant Numerous homesite potential 8 +/- miles from Lockhart and HWY 183 25 +/- miles from San Marcos 55 +/- miles from Austin & San Antonio

50 Acres TARPLEY - BREEDERS, OWNERS, TRAINERS, ROPERS, SHOWINGS, CLINICS this beautiful Turn Key Horse Ranch in Tarpley Texas has it all and can do it all! 3/2 1548 sqft Stone house, whole home generator, saltio tile, stone fireplace, open floor plan, large master suite with master bath. Property is fenced, crossed-fenced, AG-EXEMPT, 16 Stall center aisle barn-concrete/mats, 60x125 Covered riding arena, 100x200 Outside riding arena, 16 30x30 & 2 60x30 Partial covered pens, 3 Wash racks, large Maintenance barn/w storage, 10 fenced Pastures w/water, 2 wells, Auto-gate, 6 RV spots-2 all utilities-4 water-elec. Approx an hour from San Antonio this land is flat useable land great for horses but surrounded by the beautiful views of the Texas Hill Country. Approx 7 miles from the Texas Hill Country State Natural Area, a 5000 acre park for the equestrian!

Positioned in one of Central Texas most active growth corridors, this exceptional 101 +/- acre Caldwell County offering presents a rare combination of investment potential, development flexibility, and immediate functionality. With substantial county road frontage, existing infrastructure, agricultural valuation, and proximity to major transportation routes, the property offers an opportunity suited for developers, investors, land bankers, or buyers seeking a strategic long-term hold. Featuring approximately 1,100 +/- feet of County Road 110 frontage and located just seconds from Highway 130, the property benefits from outstanding regional connectivity while maintaining the privacy and character of a rural setting. A recessed gated entrance creates an attractive arrival and establishes separation from the roadway, supporting both current enjoyment and future planning opportunities. Infrastructure is already in place with water service through Maxwell Water Supply via existing water line and meter, along with power availability serviced by Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative. Combined with an agricultural exemption helping maintain extremely low annual carrying costs, the property presents strong fundamentals for both immediate use and future value creation. The land itself offers versatility across multiple ownership objectives. Several ponds, mature oak trees, native brush, and tall grasses create an appealing landscape suitable for recreational use, ranchette concepts, homesite development, or continued agricultural operations. Existing improvements include a metal barndominium with roll-up shop doors, a livestock barn, and a hay barn, adding operational utility and reducing the effort required to begin using the property immediately. Currently cattle ready with abundant wildlife and numerous potential homesites throughout; the property supports a broad range of possibilities from phased development to private estate creation or long-term land investment. Conveniently located approximately 13 +/- miles from San Marcos and I-35, 7 +/- miles from Lockhart, 30 +/- miles from New Braunfels, and 45 +/- miles from San Antonio, this property is positioned in the path of continued regional expansion while retaining the space and flexibility increasingly difficult to find. 101 +/- Acres in Caldwell County Developer or subdivision / investment potential 1,100 +/- feet of CR 110 frontage Seconds away from HWY 130 Recessed gated entrance driveway Water line and meter in place serviced by Maxwell Water Supply Power available serviced by Bluebonnet Electric Coop Ag exempt for extremely low annual tax rates Multiple ponds Metal barndo with roll up shop doors Livestock barn Hay barn Oak trees and brush with tall grasses Cattle ready Wildlife abundant Numerous homesite potential 13 +/- miles from San Marcos and I-35 7 +/- miles from Lockhart 30 +/- miles from New Braunfels 45 +/- miles from San Antonio

Ranch Overview Rare opportunity to own approximately 763 acres of highly improved East Texas timberland. Approximately 600+ acres of income-producing pine plantation with the balance in mature mixed hardwood forest. Property assembled and improved for long-term recreational enjoyment, timber income, and legacy ownership. Borders National Forest, providing additional privacy and recreational opportunities. Located approximately 20 minutes from Toledo Bend Reservoir. Conveniently located approximately 4 hours from Dallas, 3 hours from Houston, 1 hour 45 minutes from Shreveport, Louisiana, and 1 hour from Lufkin and Angelina County Airport, providing excellent accessibility while maintaining exceptional privacy and seclusion. --- Custom Commercial Grade Lodge Approximately 3,600 square feet of living area. Extraordinary custom-built lodge positioned on a secluded hilltop near the center of the ranch with exceptional privacy and panoramic views. Modern industrial design constructed to commercial building standards. Engineered and built with virtually no budget constraints as a true legacy-quality ranch lodge. Designed for exceptional durability, efficiency, longevity, and low maintenance. Smart-home technology and monitored security system. Two luxury bedroom suites. Main living area located on the second floor providing elevated treehouse-style views overlooking the surrounding timberland. Service/freight elevator providing convenience and accessibility. Commercial-grade aluminum-framed glass systems throughout. Extensive floor-to-ceiling glass designed to maximize natural light and showcase panoramic views of the surrounding timberland. Automated premium window shades throughout the lodge, operable by smartphone, smart-home controls, and integrated automation systems. Attached oversized two-car garage. --- Engineering & Construction TerraCon geotechnical evaluation completed with multiple 20-foot soil borings. Reinforced post-tension foundation utilizing 4,000 PSI concrete. Extensive concrete grade beam and cross-beam system. Structural columns supported by deep drilled piers extending approximately 19 feet below grade. Full structural steel-frame construction from foundation to roof. Heavy-duty welded steel beams, columns, and roof support systems throughout. Commercial-grade standing seam metal roof system. WIP 300 waterproof roof membrane system. Roof purlins welded in place as part of the structural roof system. Reinforced concrete lower-level walls. Upper-level perimeter walls constructed with 6-inch, 18-gauge steel studs. Interior walls constructed with 20-gauge steel studs. WIP 250 exterior weather barrier system. Commercial aluminum-framed glass package throughout the residence. Extensive spray foam insulation throughout. Commercial-grade painting system utilizing sandblasting, epoxy primer, and epoxy finish coatings on structural steel components. Commercial-grade materials and construction methods rarely found in residential properties. The lodge has demonstrated exceptional structural performance during severe weather events, including sustained winds approaching 100 MPH associated with a tropical weather system, with no reported structural damage. Main residence was professionally engineered and reviewed by structural engineers, with most components meeting or exceeding commercial construction standards. --- Interior Features Steel stud framing throughout. No load-bearing interior walls, allowing future flexibility. Solid ash wood trim and baseboards. Eight-foot solid-core ash veneer doors. Polished and sealed concrete flooring. Commercial-grade metal door frames. High-end finishes throughout. --- Kitchen & Appliances Two Sub-Zero refrigerators. W

Legacy Turfgrass is a 352 +/- acre commercial sod farm in northeastern Atascosa County, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a productive agricultural operation with major infrastructure already in place. Located near the Atascosa, Bexar, and Wilson County lines, the property has frontage on FM 536, a paved and maintained road, and is positioned approximately 2 miles from IH-37, 2 miles from U.S. Highway 281, under 11 miles from Pleasanton, and roughly 20 to 25 miles southwest of downtown San Antonio. This location provides a distinct freight and delivery advantage for serving residential, commercial, landscape, and development-driven turf demand across South Texas. The property carries a long agricultural history dating back to 1853, when Gustave Toudouze, a French scientist, left a promising career as a collegiate professor in France to raise a family and pioneer a homestead on the rich prairie lands of South Texas. Known for his vegetable gardens and orchards, his love of the land and determined innovation helped lay the groundwork for more than five generations of Texas farmers. Over the last 160 years, the land has produced wheat, corn, peanuts, and now turfgrass. The farm is currently set up for large-scale sod production, with approximately 210 acres under pivot irrigation and an estimated annual sod yield of 18,720 pallets under normal circumstances. Existing production includes approximately 165 acres of Tif 419 bermudagrass. The property is licensed for Latitude 36, NorthBridge, Empire Zoysia, and Geo-Zoysia, giving an incoming buyer access to desirable turf varieties with established market appeal. Additional upside includes approximately 15 acres under pivot irrigation available for potential planting, along with 70-plus acres with irrigation access for future production opportunities. Water is one of the defining strengths of this property. The farm has two existing Carrizo Aquifer wells, with one main producing well currently capable of approximately 1,200 GPM. The second well is present but would require re-working to bring it back online. Irrigation is delivered through 4 electric Valley pivot systems, supported by 3-phase/480v electricity and over 2,300 feet of underground PVC irrigation pipe ranging from 10-inch to 8-inch to 6-inch pipe. Waterways are already in place for drainage, and the soils are primarily sandy-based, with sandy loam and some red clay well-suited for turf, hay, and grazing operations. In addition to sod production, the property includes 50-plus acres of established coastal Bermuda used for hay production and grazing, adding another practical income stream or support component to the operation. Improvements include a 30x60 custom-built metal shop/office building constructed in 2017 on a 5-inch concrete slab, with electric service, a 16x12 sliding door, and a 12x12 roll-up garage door. The property also includes three power meters, a substantial amount of farm and turfgrass implements, a cabin for crew accommodations, and two additional cabins suitable for office or guest use. Located within the McCoy Water Supply Corporation service area, with 3-phase/480v electric already extended to the property, Legacy Turfgrass offers the utility and operational framework needed for continued production. The property is Ag exempt, helping keep carrying costs low. Beyond its production value, the property has classic South Texas appeal with large oak trees, native cover, and abundant wildlife. A wildlife management program has been maintained since 2010 for preserving, increasing, and managing wildlife, with hunting opportunities for deer, dove, quail, turkey, and feral hogs. For a buyer seeking a working sod farm, expansion platform, or income-producing land asset near San Antonio, Legacy Turfgrass delivers a compelling mix of history, water, irrigation infrastructure, licensing, equipment, access, and long-term agricultural opportunity.

288 +/- acres in Guadalupe County offering a rare combination of location, usability, and long-term upside. The property sits less than one mile from IH-10 with approximately 320 +/- feet of FM 1104 frontage, placing it in a strong growth corridor with convenient access to Seguin, New Braunfels, San Antonio, and San Marcos. The land has the kind of character that gives a buyer options. Dense brush, lush native grasses, and scattered oak cover create a strong recreational and ranch setting today, while the size, access, and proximity to IH-10 make the property a compelling hold for future development or investment. Two large stock tanks, a water well, nearby power, and an ag exemption already in place add to the overall utility and carrying value. The property is easily navigable and currently set up for hunting and recreation, with multiple blinds and feeders in place. Whether used as a private ranch, weekend retreat, land bank, or long-term development play, this tract offers scale in a location that continues to gain attention. Located approximately 11 +/- miles from Seguin, 22 +/- miles from New Braunfels, and 40 +/- miles from both San Antonio and San Marcos. 288 +/- Acres in Guadalupe County 320 +/- feet of FM1104 frontage Under 1 mile from IH-10 2 large stock tanks Ag exempt for low taxes Multi use property Development / investment potential Dense brush with lush grasses Abundant oak trees Power available nearby Water well Multiple blinds and feeders Property is easily navigable 11 +/- miles to Seguin 22 +/- miles to New Braunfels 40 +/- miles to San Antonio & San Marcos