Description: shepherd road ranch tract 2 is 20 acres located off of interstate 35 and shepherd rd in atascosa, texas, a small community in southwestern bexar county, approximately 14 miles southwest of downtown san antonio. This nicely sized tract is part of the recently divided shepherd road ranch and offers a great opportunity for residential, recreational, or small scale agricultural use. The property is easily accessible via i 35, old pearsall rd, and shepherd rd, providing the perfect blend of rural living with quick access to city amenities. This property features open pastureland at the front and transitions into dense, wooded areas at the back, offering privacy, wildlife habitat, and a peaceful setting. Location: atascosa is a small community in southwestern bexar county, approximately 14 miles from downtown san antonio. The area is part of the southwest independent school district and is home to elm creek elementary and mcnair middle school. Known for its agricultural roots and rural charm, atascosa lies near south loop 1604, and the surrounding area is seeing continued growth as san antonio expands southward. Terrain: shepherd road ranch tract 2 is relatively flat with a gentle slope and features a combination of open fields and dense wooded sections. Native grasses, mesquite trees, and other native vegetation create a diverse and attractive landscape. A portion of the property lies within the floodplain, supporting local wildlife and natural drainage. Improvements: there are no major improvements currently on the property, providing a blank canvas for those looking to build a home, establish a small ranch, or pursue a private retreat. Community water is available at the road, offering ease of future development. Water: the property benefits from access to community water services and includes a small pond located at the back of the tract, ideal for watering cattle or attracting native wildlife. The terrain also features natural elements that support the local ecosystem. Wildlife: shepherd road ranchette is home to a variety of native wildlife, including whitetail deer, hogs, and various bird species. The mix of open fields and wooded areas, along with the water features, creates an ideal habitat for both game and nongame species. Minerals: minerals are negotiable.