Galveston Island’s Last Great Coastal Ranch Opportunity, Spoonbill Bay Ranch spans 116 deeded acres on the coveted West End, offering a rare and final chance to own a premier waterfront estate on the Texas Gulf Coast. With 100 contiguous usable acres plus a ~14-acre natural buffer, this expansive property is ideal for a trophy estate, generational compound, or exclusive retreat. Enjoy sweeping sunset views over tranquil West Bay, private dockage potential, and wide-open ranchland perfect for recreation, equestrian use, or wildlife habitat.
Whether you envision a trophy ranch, family compound, conservation easement with long-term tax advantages, or a low-density beach and club development, Spoonbill Bay Ranch delivers unmatched flexibility, privacy, and legacy potential — all just minutes from Galveston’s amenities and under 1.5 hours from Houston. This is more than land; it’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to define a legacy on the Texas Coast.
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Angelica SmartTREC #0694877832-691-7877,
White House Global Properties,
Washington HoTREC #0644632713-962-2197,
White House Global Properties
Source: HAR,MLS#: 62911607
Facts & features
Interior
Bedrooms & bathrooms
Bathrooms: 0
Property
Features
Has view: Yes
View description: Bay
Has water view: Yes
Water view: Bay
Waterfront features: Bay Front
Lot
Size: 116 Acres
Features: Conservation District, Waterfront, 50 or more Acres
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