With over half a mile of high-bank Guadalupe River frontage, this 462-acre Gonzales County ranch represents seldom-available river acreage suited for long-term stewardship. A circa 2001 four-bedroom manufactured home sits atop one of the property’s highest points, capturing 360-degree views across the surrounding countryside. The terrain moves naturally between open pasture, wooded thicket, and river bottom lined with towering, forest-like trees. Several wet-weather creeks wind through the property into the river, complemented by two ponds. Gravel roads provide access throughout, and the ranch is fully fenced, with the river forming a natural boundary. Native habitat, mature trees, and established blinds and feeders support a strong and consistent wildlife presence.