Desert Off-Grid Land
26 Hermans Peak Road Terlingua, TX 79852
26 Hermans Peak Road, Terlingua, TX, 79852
$69,900
For Sale
$69,900
LAND - Terlingua, TX
Lot Size40.00 Acres
Days on Market449
Property Features for 26 Hermans Peak Road
General Information
- Property type
- Land
- Property subtype
- Other
- Standard status
- Active
- APN
- 26971
- Lot size
- 40.00 Acres
Listing Agency
West Texas Realty
(432) 837-7486
600 West Ave E, Alpine, TX
Listed by
Pamela Clouse
Added: Apr 29, 2025 Updated: Jul 16 at 10:22 pm Checked: Jul 21 at 4:06 am
MLS# 11401881
Listing URL
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Investment Insights
Based on property information with market context.
This for-sale land parcel in Block G-12, Section 63 offers 40 acres with desert vegetation and canyon views. The property is described as suitable for a home or dwelling and includes an on-site RV used strictly for sleeping, which goes with the land. The offering is characterized as off-grid, with no water wells or electricity in place, and utilities referenced as achievable through water catchment and solar, or by using a generator.
The surrounding setting supports a dark-sky environment, with restrictions noted as applying only to lights meant to keep the skies “DARK.” The property remarks also reference water catchment used historically by National Parks to provide water for wildlife, and the area is positioned for star gazing with on-site suitability for telescopes and cameras. Showings are requested with advance scheduling and a high-clearance auto, with 4-wheel drive not required.
Buyers should review title details, as the public remarks note exceptions and easements may appear on Brewster County property filings, including a covered exception related to the Tigua Indians’ asserted claim. The seller indicates the title company will insure against this risk, and buyers are advised they must sign documentation confirming the explanation. With the property’s off-grid utilities approach and light restrictions, this is best aligned with buyers looking for a self-reliant land use and private night-sky setting in Terlingua.
The surrounding setting supports a dark-sky environment, with restrictions noted as applying only to lights meant to keep the skies “DARK.” The property remarks also reference water catchment used historically by National Parks to provide water for wildlife, and the area is positioned for star gazing with on-site suitability for telescopes and cameras. Showings are requested with advance scheduling and a high-clearance auto, with 4-wheel drive not required.
Buyers should review title details, as the public remarks note exceptions and easements may appear on Brewster County property filings, including a covered exception related to the Tigua Indians’ asserted claim. The seller indicates the title company will insure against this risk, and buyers are advised they must sign documentation confirming the explanation. With the property’s off-grid utilities approach and light restrictions, this is best aligned with buyers looking for a self-reliant land use and private night-sky setting in Terlingua.
Key Highlights
- 40‑acre parcel in Block G‑12, Section 63
- Canyon views with desert vegetation, plus seasonal rain can create small waterfalls
- Off‑grid setup: no water wells or electricity; utilities via water catchment and solar (or generator)
Property Analytics
Property Profile
Location Intelligence
Current Use by Public Records
Recreation land
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Recreation land - Off-grid desert land with canyon views and a camper included for sleeping, suited to self-sufficient use.
Where is this recreation land located?
The property is located at 26 Hermans Peak Road Terlingua, TX.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $69,900.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: 40‑acre parcel in Block G‑12, Section 63; Canyon views with desert vegetation, plus seasonal rain can create small waterfalls; Off‑grid setup: no water wells or electricity; utilities via water catchment and solar (or generator)