Comanche Flats Ranch is a 355-acre property located between Austin & San Antonio, rich in Texas history. This area was the site of the Battle of Plum Creek, where Edward Burleson & his Texas Rangers clashed with Comanche Indians. The property boasts Indian artifacts, native wildlife, and a range of features including electricity and water access to a secluded cabin, road frontage, panoramic hilltop homesites, fertile native bottomland, and a barn with community water & water well. Additionally, approx 134 ac within the FEMA floodplain have been protected by a conservation easement, allowing for restoration of native bottomland to its pre-European settlement conditions. The rest of the land is suitable for raising cattle, hay, wildlife, or construction. The property's topography ranges from 460 ft to 390 ft above sea level, and it includes miles of interior trails for easy access. The ranch also features a unique abundance of water resources, making it a rare find in this part of Texas.