1716 Sanctuary LN, Blanco, TX 78606

Located behind the private Sundown Ranch gate, 1716 Sanctuary Lane offers +/- 121.72 acres across two tracts with incredible privacy and sweeping Hill Country views. The ranch is well equipped with a 100’ x 75’ barn with rainwater collection, a second livestock barn with cow and horse pens, a water well, septic system, propane, electricity to both barns, and a separate area set up for an RV with hookups, along with running water throughout. A 31,000-gallon rainwater collection tank sits on a concrete pad, providing valuable water infrastructure rarely found on raw land. Additionally, a large 17-foot-deep tank designed for stocking fish provides the property a natural water source—a valuable amenity, further complemented by an existing agricultural exemption.

The property is fully perimeter fenced with quality fencing and includes established roads throughout, while Sanctuary Lane has recently been chip sealed for improved access.

With its incredible views, prime location in the Hill Country wine corridor, and extensive infrastructure already in place, 1716 Sanctuary Lane represents a truly exceptional Hill Country ranch opportunity.

At 121.72 acres behind the private Blanco gate in Blanco, 1716 Sanctuary Lane delivers the equestrian and agricultural infrastructure most raw Hill Country land simply doesn't have. This is a working ranch opportunity with systems already installed, not a blank slate requiring years of development.

The centerpiece is a 100-foot by 75-foot barn with full electrical service, designed for both horses and livestock operations. A secondary barn with dedicated cow and horse pens provides separation for different animals or breeding operations. Both structures receive power, eliminating the expense and permitting delays most buyers face when building out ranch infrastructure from scratch. A 31,000-gallon rainwater collection tank sits on a concrete pad, feeding gravity-flow water throughout the property. A separate 17-foot-deep tank stocked for fish adds both water redundancy and a recreational element typical of premium Hill Country ranches.

The land itself spans two tracts with rolling terrain, established tree cover, and perimeter fencing already completed. Sanctuary Lane has been chip sealed for reliable all-weather access. Running water reaches multiple points across the property, and septic infrastructure, propane, and a drilled water well support both animal operations and residential use. An RV area with hookups accommodates guests or seasonal workers without requiring additional utility work. The agricultural exemption is already in place, protecting the tax basis for those managing livestock or hay operations.

From 1716 Sanctuary Lane, sweeping Hill Country views stretch across the property, and the Blanco ISD service area keeps educational infrastructure consistent with the broader community. Proximity to Blanco's town center and the emerging wine corridor north of Johnson City positions this property near both rural character and growing economic activity in Blanco County.

This is rarely the situation on rural acreage at this scale. Most buyers spend 2-3 years and substantial capital installing barns, water systems, fencing, and electrical infrastructure. Here, those systems exist, have been proven, and require only ongoing management. For equestrian operations, small livestock breeding, or Hill Country ranch lifestyle, that foundation changes the economics significantly. The combination of 121.72 acres, functional infrastructure, and established privacy makes this a functional entry point into serious Hill Country ranching rather than a long-term development project.