Now that you’ve decided that Alpine, TX, is the best place for you to live, let us guide you to the best place to build your home in this small West Texas Town: the development, Sierra La Rana! A part of the legendary CF Ranch, Sierra La Rana is a gated community, offering tracts from 10 to 50 acres. Not only does our property offer a variety of character in its differing terrain and elevations, but we are also a certified International Dark Sky community, offering your inner astronomer an area with pad sites and electricity. Within a short distance of the property, there are plenty of attractions such as the art center in Marfa, historic Ft. Davis, the McDonald Observatory, Big Bend National Park, and other nearby state parks. With over 60% of our property sold, there is not much time to select your perfect Mountain view! Let us help you find “The Land That Fits Your Dreams”. Contact us today for an information packet with free DVD. Schedule a showing and allow us to show you some real “West Texas Hospitality” from the most beautiful mountains in Texas.
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Alpine scoops six prestigious Texas Travel Awards
The City of Alpine is thrilled to announce its remarkable success in the recent Texas Travel Awards, where it proudly took home an impressive six accolades. These statewide and small…
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Big Bend National Park named top stargazing spot in the US
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The Nature Conservancy, TPWD, Purchase Heath Canyon Ranch
The Nature Conservancy in Texas (TNC) and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) are pleased to announce the purchase of Heath Canyon Ranch, a 671-acre property located just outside Big…
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Brewster County Officially Recognized as a “Night Sky Friendly” Location
The Brewster County Commissioners Court held its regular meeting on Tuesday in the commissioner’s courtroom at the Brewster County Courthouse. With all commissioners present, Brewster County Judge Greg Henington presided…
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