Parisher Ranch
Extraordinary views, extreme privacy, and a verdant Hill Country landscape. These are the characteristics which define this 95 acre property outside of Cherokee, between Llano and San Saba. The surrounding hills are visible from all parts of the property, and yet not a single other home is in sight. The property is tucked away, off of county road 435, in the north Babyhead area with access via a private road. Despite being only 20 minutes to town, sightseers and traffic are very seldom seen in this area and the only sounds are the wind in
the trees and the singing of the birds. The property is thickly covered with an Oak/Juniper mix on much of the property and could be selectively cleared for a park-like landscape. In the bottomland areas, Pecans, Willow, and Elm provide ample shade along the several wet-weather creeks on the property, including a large stretch of the headwaters of the L...
the trees and the singing of the birds. The property is thickly covered with an Oak/Juniper mix on much of the property and could be selectively cleared for a park-like landscape. In the bottomland areas, Pecans, Willow, and Elm provide ample shade along the several wet-weather creeks on the property, including a large stretch of the headwaters of the Little Llano River. Already Ag-Exempt, a lush 7 acre hay field could provide grazing for horses or hay for cattle. Surrounded by other large properties, wildlife exists in abdundance and there is ample opportunity for hunting of deer, turkeys, hogs, and doves. Finally, there are electrical lines on the property for easy access to service and an existing old windmill well could be repurposed for residential usage
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