Red Corral Ranch

Red Corral Ranch is a remarkable legacy property where more than five decades of exceptional stewardship have created one of the finest examples of Texas Hill Country living. Conveniently located less than an hour from Southwest Austin and just minutes from Wimberley, this extraordinary ±257-acre ranch offers breathtaking views, healthy native rangeland, abundant wildlife, and a collection of improvements that blend history, character, and modern comfort.

The heart of the ranch is the historic Limestone Lodge, handcrafted in 1934 by German masons using limestone quarried on the property. Rich with authentic Texas character, the lodge is complemented by the historic Cookhouse with commercial kitchen, guest accommodations, chapel, swimming pool, labyrinth, and beautifully landscaped grounds overlooking the creek. A stunning hilltop primary residence captures sweeping panoramic views, while the beautifully renovated Red Barn offers exceptional space for entertaining, events, creative pursuits, or business operations. Hidden among the trees, the charming Stillpoint Cabin provides a peaceful retreat unlike any other.

The land itself is equally extraordinary. Rolling native grasslands, majestic live oaks, towering pecan groves, scenic limestone outcroppings, a beautiful wet-weather creek, and dramatic elevation changes create an unforgettable landscape. Healthy populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and native wildlife thrive within habitat carefully managed through decades of thoughtful conservation.

Red Corral Ranch is more than a beautiful property—it is a place where families gather, friendships deepen, traditions are created, and the distractions of everyday life give way to the freedom, privacy, and peace that only exceptional land can provide.
Whether envisioned as a private family retreat, legacy ranch, luxury event venue, or conservation-minded investment, Red Corral Ranch represents a truly rare opportunity to own one of the Texas Hill Country's most meaningful properties.

A property of this significance is not simply owned.

It is entrusted to its next steward.