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King River Ranch

Ranch Listing Film

King River Ranch, ranch listing film by Adam Grumbo

King River Ranch

Ranch Listing Film

King River Ranch is a ranch listing film. Ranch and acreage listings are a real-estate brief. Call 719-964-6971 or start a project with us.

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Ranch Listing Film

King River Ranch On The Pedernales. A Listing Film Of The River, The House, And The Hill Country Grounds.

Film by Adam Grumbo

Overhead on the Pedernales rock and water. Film still at 0:02.
Riverbank scrub from the air. Film still at 0:18.

King River Ranch is a listing film of the property at 2054 Ranch Road 1320, Johnson City, in Blanco County. Public listings describe about 25 acres with roughly 1,100 feet of Pedernales River frontage.

Those same listings place the ranch twenty minutes from Fredericksburg and about an hour from Austin or San Antonio. The film itself titles the hills: under 15 minutes to Johnson City, 30 minutes to Fredericksburg.

A wider hold on the water. Film still at 0:34.
House cluster, river, minutes to Johnson City and Fredericksburg. Film still at 0:42.

The published house is 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, 3,175 square feet, with two living areas, a fireplace, and a screened porch toward the river. Outbuildings on the record include a climate-controlled pine barn, a flower and working barn, and a flagstone terrace on the bank.

Who Hired The Camera

The ranch from above. Film still at 0:58.
A later aerial of the grounds. Film still at 1:13.

Brokers hire a ranch film when the river and the buildings have to sell the lot before a drive out of Austin. This cut is that listing film.

What The Camera Held

Buildings and the Hill Country around them. Film still at 1:29.
Four-poster bedroom, Edison bulbs, polished concrete. Film still at 1:45.

The file opens overhead on a shallow, rocky stretch of the Pedernales, limestone plates in olive water, scrub on the bank. A wider aerial holds the white-walled house cluster, the river, and the titled minutes to town.

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Inside, a four-poster canopy bed sits on polished concrete under Edison bulbs and a caged chandelier, maroon sofa and sheer curtains in the back. Outside, a pale gravel path curves through oaks and lawn toward the tree line.

A later interior hold. Film still at 1:53.
Rooms on the listing walk. Film still at 2:08.

What The Film Delivers

The house as the film moved. Film still at 2:24.
Gravel path through oaks and lawn. Film still at 2:40.

A Hill Country listing has to make the river walkable and the house feel entered. This cut keeps the water, the rooms, and the drive.

A later grounds hold. Film still at 2:56.
The ranch as afternoon light held. Film still at 3:04.

Ranch and residential teams hire us for the same kind of property film in Central Texas.

Water and the bank late in the cut. Film still at 3:19.
A last look at King River Ranch. Film still at 3:35.

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