EAST FRIO RIVER RANCHETTE

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Frio Canyon, just outside Leakey, TX, lies a breathtaking custom home and expansive property that epitomizes the rustic charm and natural beauty of the Texas Hill Country. This stunning residence, designed and built by the renowned home builder Robert Champion and thoughtfully curated by the owners, is a masterpiece of craftsmanship and historical reverence. Set on extensive 14.58 acreage with serene river frontage, this home is a sanctuary of comfort and elegance, showcasing materials harvested and repurposed from the region’s rich heritage. The home showcases materials harvested and repurposed from the region, including Cypress wood from fallen trees on the property, stone fireplaces inspired by local landmarks, and antique elements from historical sites, creating a sanctuary of comfort and elegance. The home’s standout features include a grand stone fireplace replicating the iconic OY Ranch fireplace, antique tin panels from Annadale Ranch adorning the dining room and office, and reclaimed wood from an old barn at Magers Crossing used for the staircase and secondary bedroom accents. The primary suite’s stone fireplace draws inspiration from Neals Lodge, offering a cozy retreat with intricate stonework. The exterior showcases custom German-inspired stonework, reflecting the cultural heritage of early settlers, while antique doors and architectural details throughout add layers of history and character, blending old and new seamlessly. Additionally, the property includes a charming one-bedroom cabin with a wood-burning fireplace in the bedroom, a potbelly stove in the living/kitchen area, and a large screened-in porch. The surrounding Frio Canyon and nearby Leakey, TX, are renowned for their natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities, making the area a haven for nature enthusiasts. With its blend of luxury, rustic charm, and historical reverence, this home in Frio Canyon is the ultimate destination for experiencing the beauty, tranquility, and heritage of the Hill Country.