6475 Trophy, Menard, Texas

Description

Trophy Trail Hideaway Ranch is a secluded 72-acre retreat in the ruggedly scenic Texas Hill Country, perfect for those seeking a getaway off the beaten path. This fully furnished cabin is loaded with character and charm. It combines rustic appeal with modern comforts, featuring a high-performance antique-style potbelly wood-burning stove and an electric heater. With electricity running from the main road, a window AC unit, and ceiling fans, the cabin ensures comfort throughout the year. The property is a hunter's paradise, home to a variety of wildlife including the highly sought-after axis deer, white-tailed deer, hogs, and turkeys, along with ringtail cats, jack rabbits, foxes, and more. Springtime brings beautiful vibrant wildflowers enhancing the property's allure. The cabin's design includes custom tree branch railings, a tree trunk column, wood-like vinyl floors, and a one-of-a-kind wooden booth in the dining area. The kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances, along with beautiful cabinets and countertops. The property features a bedroom with a full bathroom and a laundry room equipped with a washer and dryer. The loft, perfect as a bunk room or second bedroom, opens to a second-story deck, offering breathtaking views. The property includes a new well system providing 20 gallons per minute, and a recently installed oversized septic system in 2023 allowing for expansion. With a biological wildlife tax exemption transferable to the new owner, and no restrictions, this property offers endless opportunities. Nestled near the San Saba River, Trophy Trail Hideaway Ranch offers fantastic opportunities for fishing enthusiasts. Just down the road, you'll find the historic Fort McKavett, a remarkable military post that once safeguarded West Texas settlers throughout the Civil War era. Whether you're in search of a hunting paradise, a horse and cattle ranch, or simply a weekend escape with your family and friends, Trophy Trail Hideaway Ranch is the ultimate destination.

Directions: From Menard, take Highway 83 North. Turn left onto Highway 190. Turn left onto RR 864 into Fort Mc Kavett. In Fort Mc Kavett, turn left onto 1674, then take a left onto Morales Lane. When Morales Lane makes a sharp right, continue straight to a gate marked “MENARD COUNTY RANCH TROPHY TRAIL DRIVE”. Keep going until the sharp right on Morales Lane to enter proper gate. There is a chain slip on the gate to open it. Please close and secure after passing through. Less than a mile down, reach a fork in the road. Go left and continue. There is a second gate that is usually left open about a mile down. Next, reach a 3rd gate with a *combo lock. *Please contact agent or owner for combo code on the 3rd gate. Please close and secure after passing through. Continue until you see a small address sign posted on a tree “6475” on the right. Turn right here to reach the house. If you miss the sign, you'll come to a sharp left in the road, indicating you've just passed the property.