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One of Texas’s least populated counties, McMullen County has Tilden as its seat. Established in 1858, it’s historically a ranching county that later added oil and gas. Today, it remains extremely rural, with very limited housing stock—mostly ranch homes, mobile housing, and employee quarters. The nearest larger city is San Antonio, about 90 miles north. Prices are rarely listed, but modest homes typically run $100,000–$180,000. Ranchland is more valuable, averaging $2,500–$5,000 per acre, popular for hunting leases and recreational tracts. Buyers are generally ranchers, oil workers, or hunting enthusiasts.
McMullen County Real Estate Listings
One of Texas’s least populated counties, McMullen County has Tilden as its seat. Established in 1858, it’s historically a ranching county that later added oil and gas. Today, it remains extremely rural, with very limited housing stock—mostly ranch homes, mobile housing, and employee quarters. The nearest larger city is San Antonio, about 90 miles north. Prices are rarely listed, but modest homes typically run $100,000–$180,000. Ranchland is more valuable, averaging $2,500–$5,000 per acre, popular for hunting leases and recreational tracts. Buyers are generally ranchers, oil workers, or hunting enthusiasts.