9069 Ranch Road 1323, Fredericksburg, TX 78624

This ranch is a rare opportunity to own a gorgeous slice of nature right in the most sought-after areas of Gillespie County near Fredericksburg, Texas! This extraordinary +/-127-acre ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a sizable piece of pristine natural beauty in Northeastern Gillespie County near popular Willow City and the famed Willow City Loop. Surrounded by breathtaking panoramic views that stretch for miles, this secluded sanctuary is a blank canvas waiting to be transformed into your own private paradise. Featuring forever hilltop views, abundant oaks, dream home building sites, dramatic elevations, wet weather creek beds, and wildlife galore, all in one of the most desired areas just minutes outside of Fredericksburg, this ranch is an opportunity among land properties in the Hill Country! The ranch has excellent access and approximately 1,700 feet of frontage along the popular RM 1323. The property is game fenced and features a small herd of Elk. There are also abundant native whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, and birds. Fox and bobcat have been sighted on the property as well. Live Oaks and other native trees are abundant and scattered throughout the ranch. There is a very strong pond on the ranch that has held up in severe dry conditions. A road system allows access to most of the property. There is a sizable arroyo-type canyon near the back that gathers excellent watershed and could possibly be used to create a water feature. There are no known restrictions, and the land is a blank canvas for the new owner. You can build your forever home, a weekend home, a venue, or just enjoy the natural beauty and excellent hunting. Big Flat is located near the historic Tosca Community, just over the Blanco/Gillespie County line and approx 7 miles east of Willow City. Fredericksburg features the heart of the Texas Wine Country and tourism attractions and is a mere 21 miles away from Big Flat ranch.

The defining advantage at 9069 Ranch Road 1323 Rd is scale with access: 127 acres in Gillespie County with approximately 1,700 feet of frontage along RM 1323 in a part of the Hill Country where large tracts near Fredericksburg and Willow City are increasingly hard to find. Offered at $1.65M, this is a Farm - Ranch holding with the size, road presence, and internal reach that matter to buyers looking beyond a simple recreational parcel.

The land sits in northeastern Gillespie County near Willow City and the Willow City Loop, with Fredericksburg about 21 miles away and Willow City about 7 miles to the west. That geography gives the property real location leverage. It is close enough to Fredericksburg to benefit from one of the strongest destination markets in Central Texas, yet far enough out to preserve privacy, dark skies, and the larger-land character serious ranch buyers expect. The setting near the historic Tosca Community and just over the Blanco-Gillespie County line adds useful regional context without changing the core value proposition, which is usable acreage in a proven corridor.

From a land perspective, the ranch offers the right mix of topography, habitat, and infrastructure. The property has hilltop views, dramatic elevation changes, wet weather creek beds, a sizable arroyo-style canyon that gathers watershed, and a strong pond that has held through severe dry periods. Live oaks and other native trees are scattered across the ranch, and an existing road system provides access to much of the acreage. Those are not minor details. They shape how a buyer underwrites long-term enjoyment, water resilience, accessibility, and future improvement potential.

The wildlife profile is also material. The ranch is game fenced and includes a small herd of elk, along with native whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, birds, and reported fox and bobcat. Combined with no known restrictions, that broadens the buyer pool. A future owner can hold it as a private recreational ranch, establish a primary or weekend residence, or evaluate venue and legacy land uses based on their own plan. In this part of Gillespie County, that combination of acreage, frontage, water, internal roads, and flexible use gives the property durable positioning over time.