Rock Valley Ranch
Details & Features
Rock Valley Ranch offers scenery and seclusion with a stunning modern ranch home ideally situated on 163.8 acres overlooking a pond with expansive open views of the area’s rugged granite boulder landscape. The custom-built three-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom, 3,200 sqft luxury home highlights the property. Artisan Award-Winning Builder Escobedo Construction built and designed this contemporary industrial look with durable and long-lasting steel superstructure. For the home’s facing, Escobedo chose zinc cladding. Zinc is a remarkable, long-lasting, low-maintenance, and highly recyclable material that will naturally patina over time. Indoors, the green sustainable building choices continue. The polished concrete floors and concrete and steel countertops are a beautiful choice throughout the home. The gorgeous ceilings and stair treads are made from reclaimed long-leaf pine. The windows are insulated glass, and both levels of the house have radiant heated flooring for energy efficiency. Escobedo Stoneworks fabricated custom limestone sinks and tubs. To carefully retain valuable rainwater that falls over the ranch, a twenty-two-thousand-gallon rainwater collection system was installed.
Abundant wildlife includes whitetail deer, turkey, feral hogs, dove, quail, native songbirds, and other varmints. Two game feeders are positioned and in view from the home’s back patio(s) for wildlife observation. The ranch is perimeter fenced with a good road system. Access around the ranch can be traveled with a 4×4, ATV, mountain bike, or foot for a good hike. Rock Valley Ranch is a recreational paradise for the entire family to enjoy.
Rock Valley Ranch is located in the quiet Pontotoc area of Mason Co with frontage on Fly Gap County Rd 25 miles NW of Llano and 100 miles from Austin via State Hwy 71 W.
- Texas Hill Country modern ranch home built by award winning builder, Escobedo Construction
- 3BR, 2.5BA with 3,200 sqft of conditioned space
- 22,000 Gallon rainwater collection system
- Abundant wildlife consisting of Whitetail Deer, Turkey, Dove, Native Songbirds, Hogs, Fox, Bobcat, Coyote, and other native varmints
Texas
Texas is massive, it’s second-largest behind Alaska. Venture from East Texas pines and rivers, to the deserts of West Texas across the sprawling high plains of the Texas Panhandle, the Edwards Plateau, and the Texas Hill Country down into the gulf coast region. With ten natural regions (or ecoregions) there’s an extreme variety in the land and habitat by region. Ranches vary in usage from commercial hunting and exotic high-fenced ranches to large cattle-grazing lands and quail-hunting grounds. With strong tax incentives from agricultural exemptions, one can still see thriving populations of longhorn cattle and well-managed white-tailed trophy deer herds. The Guadalupe Mountains stand at over 8,700 feet above sea level in West Texas, a disrupting site for those who still assume Texas is only a desert flatland. Texas has seen an influx of inhabitants from neighboring states in an effort to take advantage of no state income tax, and the favorable layout of large cities and wide-open spaces. It’s possible to be entirely isolated in many parts of the state while being within a 60-minute drive of a large city, airport, and all the amenities. There’s something beautiful for everyone here, whether it’s hills, mountains, desert, high plains or forest. Whatever view you love, you can find it in Texas.
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