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In the Hill Country, Mason County is anchored by Mason, its seat, known as the “Gem of the Hill Country” for its topaz and scenic Llano River. Established in 1858, it has deep German immigrant roots. Today, the county is rural-small town, with tourism, ranching, and hunting as economic staples. Housing includes historic stone homes, brick ranchers, cabins, and riverfront retreats. Fredericksburg lies about 45 miles southeast. Prices for existing homes range $200,000–$350,000, while land averages $12,000–$25,000 per acre, higher along the river. Buyers often include retirees, hunters, and those seeking Hill Country scenery.
Mason County Real Estate Listings
In the Hill Country, Mason County is anchored by Mason, its seat, known as the “Gem of the Hill Country” for its topaz and scenic Llano River. Established in 1858, it has deep German immigrant roots. Today, the county is rural-small town, with tourism, ranching, and hunting as economic staples. Housing includes historic stone homes, brick ranchers, cabins, and riverfront retreats. Fredericksburg lies about 45 miles southeast. Prices for existing homes range $200,000–$350,000, while land averages $12,000–$25,000 per acre, higher along the river. Buyers often include retirees, hunters, and those seeking Hill Country scenery.