0 Ligon-Smith Lane, Johnson City, TX 78636

It's rare that live-water properties with true year-round water come on the market in this Region of the Texas Hill Country. Three Creeks Ranch offers 3,300ft of year-round Walker Spring through nearly the entire middle of the ranch, 800ft of Grape Creek, and a 1 acre pond. Prime location in the heart of Texas Wine Country, less than 30 minutes from Hye, Albert, Johnson City, Fredericksburg, and the famous Luckenbach, Texas. Just minutes away are some of the Texas Hill Country's most popular destinations like Wineries, Dancehalls, Breweries, Distilleries, Restaurants, State Parks and more. This area is loaded with Native wildlife and offers a great opportunity for hunting. Wildlife that can be found in the area are: Whitetail Deer, Rio-Grande Turkey, Feral Hogs, Dove, Duck, Bobcat, Coyote, and many exotics like Aoudad, Blackbuck, and the occasional Axis Deer, as well as many other species of wildlife native to this Region of Texas. The History that has taken place on this ranch is truly incredible. The springs on the ranch were used for many years as a stop over for the U.S. Cavalry throughout the 1800s, as the soldiers would water their horses and camp for the night. Many arrowheads and Native American artifacts have also been found on the ranch, with evidence of human activity in this area for 10,000+ years! The ranch is uniquely positioned, back off of a private road, ensuring absolute privacy, and is also surrounded on nearly all sides by two large ranches, one is 2,500+ acres, and the other is 800+/- acres. The only thing you can see or hear on the ranch are the sights and sounds of nature, and flowing water along the creeks, no cars, road noise, just the peace and tranquility that comes with being in the Country

Three Creeks Ranch spans 154.92 acres of pristine Hill Country land with 3,300 feet of year-round flowing water from Walker Spring bisecting the property, plus 800 feet of Grape Creek and a full acre pond. The gated entrance marks the boundary between civilization and a completely private world, accessed only by a private road that ensures no through-traffic interrupts the silence. Once through the gates, a long driveway winds through native Texas landscape - oak, cedar, and mesquite trees frame the approach while native plantings anchor the grounds in the natural ecology of Blanco County.

The ranch sits in Johnson City, Texas 78636, served by Johnson City ISD where all grades funnel into Lyndon B Johnson schools. The property's isolation is almost complete - surrounded on nearly every side by two large ranches totaling over 3,300 acres combined, creating a genuine buffer zone where the only sounds are water moving through creeks and native wildlife moving through cedar and oak.

This land holds documented history. U.S. Cavalry troops watered horses at the springs throughout the 1800s during their frontier operations. Arrowheads and Native American artifacts scattered across the property mark 10,000+ years of human presence. Modern hunters recognize the area as prime whitetail deer and Rio Grande turkey country, with populations of feral hogs, dove, duck, bobcat, and coyote. Exotic game species including Aoudad, Blackbuck, and occasional Axis deer inhabit nearby ranches, making this region a serious hunting destination.

The manicured grounds maintain their native character - heavy tree coverage provides natural shade and wind breaks while the permanent water sources sustain both landscaping and wildlife. The waterfall features and creek flow create the ambient backdrop that defines Hill Country ranch living. Everything visible from the property is landscape, not neighboring homes or roads.

Location matters: Hye, Albert, and Fredericksburg sit within 30 minutes, placing you minutes from the wine tasting rooms, dance halls, breweries, and distilleries that made this region famous. Luckenbach, Texas sits nearby for the authentic Hill Country experience. Yet stepping back through those gates returns you to pure country silence and the continuous presence of moving water across 3,300 feet of creek.

At $4.39 million, Three Creeks Ranch represents Hill Country ranchland where water rights, privacy, acreage, and documented game habitat converge on a single property rarely offered for sale.