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Anchored by Uvalde, its county seat, Uvalde County was established in 1850 and has a strong ranching and farming heritage. The Frio and Nueces Rivers add natural beauty, while Garner State Park makes it a tourism hub. Today, it is a rural-small town county with a tourism economy, though Uvalde provides schools, retail, and healthcare. Housing includes historic homes, cottages, and ranch houses, plus river cabins. San Antonio is 85 miles east. Homes typically sell $160,000–$260,000, while ranchland averages $4,000–$9,000 per acre. Buyers include retirees, hunters, and families seeking Hill Country-adjacent living.
Uvalde County Real Estate Listings
Anchored by Uvalde, its county seat, Uvalde County was established in 1850 and has a strong ranching and farming heritage. The Frio and Nueces Rivers add natural beauty, while Garner State Park makes it a tourism hub. Today, it is a rural-small town county with a tourism economy, though Uvalde provides schools, retail, and healthcare. Housing includes historic homes, cottages, and ranch houses, plus river cabins. San Antonio is 85 miles east. Homes typically sell $160,000–$260,000, while ranchland averages $4,000–$9,000 per acre. Buyers include retirees, hunters, and families seeking Hill Country-adjacent living.