"SETTLERS PASS", Near Rio Medina, on CR366. Restricted Acreage Homesites. Looking for a Special Home Site that offers quiet country living but still very accessible to all the services you need? Then you should check out Medina County's newest acreage homesites. You can feel the difference at "Settlers Pass". 1.5 to 8 acre Tracts Available. Water, electricty, and paved roads available at each home site. In an effort to keep history alive, Ranchette Developers, LLC, have selected to name this pristine 168 plus acre development, "Settlers Pass", this keeping with the legendary pioneers who founded this area back in 1846. Nicholas Haby, Texas Ranger, settled on the west banks of the famous Medina River. Nicholas Haby's home, the little log smoke house and the beautiful Live Oak trees still remain one mile northwest of Rio Medina, and just east of "Settlers Pass".

The 168 acres once owned by the Haby family members is a unique piece of property, covered in native South Texas Brush including Live Oak, Mesquite, Black Brush, Cat Claw, Persimmons, Cedar, White Brush, Agarita, Mountain Laurel, just to name a few. The "Settlers Pass", property is loaded with all native wildlife species that have thrived in the fertile Medina Valley Area for hundreds of years. The locals still tell stories about the legendary Indian Camps and the resulting trails leading from the hill top at "Settlers Pass" down to the Fertile Medina Valley hunting grounds and the Medina River.

"Settlers Pass" offers the opportunity to invest in a quiet, country location rich in the heritage of our founding Medina Valley Pioneer families. If your interest is owning an acreage tract of property loacted near modern services and great recreational opportunities. You owe it to your family to take time to consider an investment in "Settlers Pass".