PARAGON
PARAGON
From working ranches to premier Hill Country estates — land that defines generations.
Water rights, ag exemptions, mineral rights, easements, and zoning — we navigate the complexities that most residential agents don't understand.
Our marketing reaches ranch buyers, agricultural investors, and legacy landowners through channels and networks specific to the Texas land market.
From Dripping Springs to Fredericksburg, we know the terrain, the communities, and the opportunities across Central Texas.
Work with a founder-led firm whose engagements run on the five-phase Private Launch System — with the brief, the channels, and the reporting cadence in writing before you sign.
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Water districts, tax valuation, habitat rules, and due diligence differ from one county to the next. Each guide links to the agencies that govern land in that county.
Travis County
Austin
Acreage around Lake Travis, Spicewood, and the eastern prairie, inside Austin's home county.
Williamson County
Georgetown · about 28 mi from Austin
Liberty Hill and Florence ranch land in the west, Blackland Prairie farmland around Taylor and Granger in the east.
Caldwell County
Lockhart · about 29 mi from Austin
Prairie farmland and post oak pasture around Lockhart and Luling, south of Austin.
Bastrop County
Bastrop · about 30 mi from Austin
Lost Pines forest, post oak pasture, and Colorado River acreage east of Austin.
Hays County
San Marcos · about 31 mi from Austin
Dripping Springs, Wimberley, and Driftwood acreage on the Austin side of the Hill Country.
Blanco County
Johnson City · about 48 mi from Austin
Pedernales and Blanco River country between Austin and Fredericksburg, with Johnson City as the county seat.
Comal County
New Braunfels · about 48 mi from Austin
Guadalupe River and Canyon Lake country between Austin and San Antonio.
Burnet County
Burnet · about 54 mi from Austin
Highland Lakes ranch country around Burnet, Marble Falls, and Bertram.
Lampasas County
Lampasas · about 68 mi from Austin
Rolling ranch land along the Lampasas River, north of Burnet and the Highland Lakes.
Llano County
Llano · about 75 mi from Austin
Granite hills, the Llano River, and the western Highland Lakes around Kingsland and Horseshoe Bay.
Gillespie County
Fredericksburg · about 78 mi from Austin
Fredericksburg-area ranches, orchards, and vineyard land along the Pedernales River.
Kendall County
Boerne · about 97 mi from Austin
Boerne, Comfort, and Guadalupe River ranch country northwest of San Antonio.
Kerr County
Kerrville · about 101 mi from Austin
Guadalupe River headwaters ranch country around Kerrville, Ingram, and Hunt.
San Saba County
San Saba · about 105 mi from Austin
San Saba and Colorado River ranch country, with pecan bottomland and open grazing land.
Mason County
Mason · about 109 mi from Austin
Llano River hunting and cattle ranches in the granite country northwest of Fredericksburg.
Bandera County
Bandera · about 117 mi from Austin
Medina River ranch country in the southwestern Hill Country, northwest of San Antonio.
Hill Country ranches, working farms, and Texas acreage — sorted by price
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Listings provided by Unlock MLS via IDX Broker. Paragon Realty Group, brokered by eXp Realty, LLC.
Yes. Paragon coordinates the review of mineral, water, and surface rights during ranch and land transactions. In Central Texas these rights are frequently severed from the surface estate, requiring specialized contract addenda and a deed-history review through the relevant county clerk's records. Paragon refers clients to a Texas real estate attorney or landman for the underlying legal review; brokerage does not provide legal advice.
An agricultural (“Ag”) valuation under Texas Tax Code Chapter 23 reduces a property’s appraised value for tax purposes when the land is used for qualifying agricultural production. Losing the Ag valuation at closing — for example, by changing use — can trigger a rollback tax for the previous three years. Paragon flags Ag-valuation status on every land listing and works with the county appraisal district to document continuation requirements before closing.
Paragon's ranch and land division covers acreage transactions from sub-acre rural homesites through working ranches in the hundreds and low thousands of acres, across Travis, Burnet, Blanco, Llano, Hays, Comal, and Williamson counties. Pricing varies widely by access, water, fencing, improvements, and Ag valuation status. Paragon prepares a written valuation analysis sourced to comparable closed sales and county appraisal records.
A current TLTA-compliant survey is recommended for every land transaction so easements, access roads, fence-line discrepancies, and floodplain are visible before closing. The survey reveals recorded easements (utility, ingress/egress, oil and gas) that may affect use, and any unrecorded access disputes that require resolution. Paragon coordinates the survey order, reviews exceptions on the title commitment, and refers complex disputes to counsel.
Yes. A wildlife management valuation is one of the qualifying uses under Texas Parks and Wildlife guidance that can preserve the equivalent of an Ag valuation when the land is managed for wildlife under an approved plan. Continuation at sale requires the buyer to file a new wildlife management plan with the appraisal district.
