Guadalupe River Ranch, Center Point, TX 78010 - Kerr County

RANCH NAME: Guadalupe River Ranch

ADDRESS: 332 Center Point River Rd

COMMENTS: The property is beautiful wooded along the paved county road frontage and opens up in the middle along the limestone rock bottom flood plane. As you approach the river frontage there are massive 100 plus year old Cypress trees that line the entire river frontage. The river is crystal clear and has several swimming holes. This property was once owned by the famous Texas Ranger CPT Neil Coldwell. At the forefront of protecting the early Hill Country frontier was a locally well-known Texas Ranger - Captain Neal Coldwell (1844-1925). He spent nearly 10 years in service, scouring across the unforgiving land in search of Indians, outlaws, cattle thieves and desperadoes. At best, most average Rangers lasted in service for six months or a year or two. Buried near his home place, at Center Point Cemetery, along with 32 other Texas Rangers, Capt. Coldwell was instrumental in shaping the peace, heading three companies and working his way up the ranks the hard way.

IMPROVEMENTS: None

EASEMENTS: Property is located in the flood way contact the Upper Guadalupe River Authority for more information

TOPOGRAPHY: Gently Sloping, Good soil near the road frontage, Rocky Lime stone

TAXES: Kerr County see KCAD

LIVE WATER: Over 300 Ft of crystal clear Guadalupe River frontage. Large Cypress trees line the banks and make for a beautiful setting.

MINERALS: 50% of owned convey with sale

TERRAIN: The property is beautiful wooded along the paved county road frontage and opens up in the middle along the limestone rock bottom flood plane. As you approach the river frontage there are massive 100 plus year old Cypress trees that line the entire river frontage. The river is crystal clear and has several swimming holes. This property was once owned by the famous Texas Ranger CPT Neil Coldwell. At the forefront of protecting the early Hill Country frontier was a locally well-known Texas Ranger, Captain Neal Coldwell (1844-1925). He spent nearly 10 years in service, scouring across the unforgiving land in search of Indians, outlaws, cattle thieves and desperadoes. At best, most average Rangers lasted in service for six months or a year or two. Buried near his home place, at Center Point Cemetery, along with 32 other Texas Rangers, Capt. Coldwell was instrumental in shaping the peace, heading three companies and working his way up the ranks the hard way.

EXEMPTIONS: N/A

WELLS and TANKS: N/A

WILDLIFE: White Tale, Axis, Guadalupe and Largemouth Bass, Chanel Cat, and more -2/21/2018