Located approximately 3.75 miles north of Kendalia in northeastern Kendall County, this unrestricted 69.5± acre Hill Country property offers an exceptional combination of privacy, accessibility, infrastructure, and long-range views. The property features paved county road frontage along Crabapple Road and approximately 160 feet of elevation change, with elevations ranging from roughly 1,680 to over 1,840 feet. A prominent elevated ridgeline provides multiple potential building sites with impressive views across the surrounding Hill Country. The landscape consists of open areas, natural draws, mature live oaks, black walnut, native hardwoods, and brush, providing excellent habitat for whitetail deer, axis deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, feral hogs, and other native wildlife. The property is equipped with two Trinity Aquifer water wells with electrical service provided to both. Fiber-optic service runs along Crabapple Road, newer perimeter fencing is in place along two sides, and an existing ranch road provides convenient access from the entrance to the elevated portions of the property. Several natural draws converge along the eastern portion, offering potential for future pond development. The primary entrance is accessed from Crabapple Road through a 60-foot ingress and egress easement. Pedernales Electric Cooperative maintains an electrical easement serving the wells. The property is currently under Agricultural Use valuation for 2026, with approximate taxes of $25.98. All minerals currently owned by the seller will convey. Convenient to Kendalia, Blanco, Boerne, Bulverde, Fredericksburg, San Antonio, and Austin, this unrestricted acreage offers an excellent opportunity for a private estate, recreational getaway, weekend retreat, or long-term investment in the Texas Hill Country.