TBD Seven Springs Dr, Junction, TX 76849

This beautiful ranch is all about the water and the views. Your water. Your views.

On the front 3 acres, you have a few hundred feet of clear and cold Cedar Creek behind a dam that gives you clear water in each direction. This is your private fishing oasis, your meditation seat or the backdrop for every relaxing afternoon in your future.

These 13 acres are where you build the home you deserve. The life you've earned. There's a perfect spot towering 80 feet over the creek with panoramic views of the Texas Hill Country. Or build at the entrance of the canyon just steps to your private body of water. Just make sure you leave a view of the sunrises and sunsets - they're spectacular out here.

But while it's easy to get caught up imagining the castle you're going to build, don't forget that you've also got 13 agriculturally exempt acres spread out around you. So there's a dry creek, another hilltop with Western views and enough room for you to build trails and hunting sites. There's a lifestyle here - and it's a welcome departure from the traffic and chaos of city life.

Electric is on the property. Wildlife is on the property. Like I already said, the property is on the waterfront. The only thing missing is you.

The 13.02-acre ranch at TBD Seven Springs Drive in Junction offers something rare in the Texas Hill Country: raw land with established water access, functional infrastructure, and the space to build a genuine working property. The three front acres back directly onto Cedar Creek, where a private dam maintains clear, cold water year-round. This is functional water access, not decorative. You own the creek frontage and the fishing rights. The dam system stays with the property.

The land itself slopes upward from the creek bed, creating multiple build sites with distinct advantages. An elevated point rises nearly 80 feet above the water line, offering panoramic views across the Hill Country terrain. The entrance canyon location sits steps from the creek bed itself, providing a different aesthetic entirely. The remaining acreage spreads across the property with enough scale to develop trails, establish hunting sites, or create functional agricultural space. Electric service already reaches the property, eliminating a major development cost.

Junction is an agricultural community in Kimble County, in the Junction area. The subdivision sits on native landscape with mature trees exceeding 40 feet, natural rock outcroppings, and sloped terrain that creates visual interest and drainage functionality. The private maintained road system within the development provides reliable access without the cost or maintenance burden of building from raw easement. The location near the clubhouse adds community infrastructure without compromising the rural character.

This is land designed for someone who needs functional acreage, not subdivision aesthetics. The agricultural exemption across 13 acres means livestock operations, pasture management, or agritourism ventures have legal framework and tax advantages. The water access enables horse operations, small cattle management, or hobby ranching that actually produces. The trails and hunting sites aren't theoretical amenities. You have the actual space and slope variation to develop them.

Junction sits roughly 90 minutes north of San Antonio and 75 minutes west of Austin, placing you in legitimate rural Texas while maintaining weekend-distance proximity to urban employment or services. You're outside the Junction ISD school district boundaries, which aligns with the land's rural classification and exemption status. The Cedar Creek water system and Hill Country terrain make this functional ranch land with genuine recreational value. At $779,900 for 13 acres with water frontage and existing development infrastructure, this is the type of property that requires active ownership and a clear use case. For the buyer ready to build that vision, the framework is already in place.