SD 16000 18 This property is located in Contrary Creek Ranches. It has rolling terrain with a variety of Oaks that include live oaks, red oaks, white oaks. There is a mix of cedars, mesquite, and black walnut as well for the hill country landscape. This property has what the Texas Hill Country is known for such as long reaching views, rolling hills, sloping runoffs, with limestone rock formations. The property line has power running down one side. Also, the owner has drilled a water well on the property, and had a pond dug. There is a variety of big game animals such as exotics, whitetail deer, hogs, rio grande turkey, and dove. With the landscape of the Texas Hill Country, it lends itself for a great place to get away from it all. You can hunt, relax, and/or even build your dream home. The South Llano River public access is just down the road along with the South Llano State Park. Note: Water well, location when facing the property at the cul de sac. Looking towards the property line sign on the left side, there is a brush pile with a piece of survey tape. walk to it and then walk to the clearing kind of heading a little slanting to the right a bit and you'll see another survey tape on a dead small tree. Then walking forward on a live cedar tree bush you'll see the third survey tape hanging on the bush. Walk around it and look to your left to see the well stand pipe.