Welcome to K Bar Ranch! Discover the allure of Texas living with this exceptional 91 +/- acre property nestled in the heart of picturesque Bee County. Boasting a rich history and an abundance of natural wonders, this expansive estate offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Texas heritage. At the heart of the property stands a cozy 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home that once served as a cherished church in Mineral, Texas. Painstakingly disassembled and reassembled on-site in 1936, this lovingly restored residence exudes character and charm. With original flooring, central air/heat, and 2,000 +/- square feet of living space, the home seamlessly blends historic appeal with modern comforts. Step outside to the shaded back patio area, complete with a fire pit, offering the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the tranquil outdoors. The property boasts an abundance of diverse features, including a stock tank, stunning oak trees, a wet weather creek, and dense brush mixed with open pasture, creating the perfect habitat for wildlife or cattle. Deer, dove, quail, turkey, and hogs roam freely throughout the land, offering endless opportunities for hunting and outdoor recreation. A water well and power are already in place, providing convenience and reliability for your daily needs. Located just 25 +/- minutes from the vibrant town of Beeville and 20 +/- minutes from the bustling city of Kenedy, this property strikes the perfect balance between seclusion and convenience. With a nice widened electronic gated entrance providing security and privacy, you'll feel worlds away while still being within easy reach of modern amenities. The roads and senderos have been meticulously maintained to ensure easy access throughout the ranch. Whether you're seeking a weekend getaway, a hunting paradise, or a place to hang your hat, this remarkable property offers it all. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of Texas history and create your own legacy in the heart of Bee County. 91 +/- acres in Bee County Cozy 3B/1B 2,000 +/- sq ft home that was a church which was disassembled and moved from Mineral, Tx to the ranch in 1936 Incredible Oak trees covering the property Home has central air/heat Original flooring Back patio area with a fire pit Home site is separately fenced in Large car port for vehicles and farm equipment Water well and power in place Loaded with wildlife such as deer, dove, quail, turkey, and hogs Maintained roads Cleared senderos Stock tank Mix of Dense brush and open pasture Property is fully fenced for cattle Nice wide electronic gated entrance 25 +/- min to Beeville 20 +/- min to Kenedy
