The property

Three structures. Twenty-five acres. One private pool.

The Main House sleeps eight. The Barn House sleeps five. The Cowgirl Cabin sleeps two. Together, they're one ranch on 25 acres — no shared spaces, no other guests on the land.

25Acres
3Structures
15Guests
6Bedrooms
4Bathrooms
4.87★39 reviews
Main House · 3BR / 2BA · Sleeps 8

The Main House

An expansive living room anchored by a stone fireplace — the kind that gets used on a cool Hill Country evening even in October. The kitchen has a chef-style gas range and more counter than you'll use, which is the point. Bar-style seating for when dinner turns into a late one.

Three bedrooms, two bathrooms. Primary suite with a king bed. A second bedroom with two queens. A third bedroom with a full-size bed. Sleeps eight, center of gravity for the weekend.

Main House living room — open plan with stone fireplace and comfortable seating Main House living room — second angle showing natural light and hardwood floors Main House kitchen — full chef layout with bar seating Main House kitchen — wide angle showing prep space and appliances Main House dining area — seats the whole group for a long table dinner Main House primary bedroom — king bed with fireplace and ensuite Main House second bedroom — two queen beds with warm rustic details Main House third bedroom — full-size bed with sliding pine barn door to the kitchen
Cowgirl Cabin · Studio King · Sleeps 2

The Cowgirl Cabin

A private studio across the breezeway from the Main House. King bed, luxury bedding, hand-painted wood floors, and blackout curtains that mean business. There's a small collection of cowgirl memorabilia on the walls — it's the detail guests photograph the most.

Personal TV, ensuite full bathroom. The room the grandparents request when they rebook.

Cowgirl Cabin interior — second angle showing log walls and windows Cowgirl Cabin — third interior angle with rustic details Cowgirl Cabin exterior — log cabin porch with rocking chairs and horseshoes
Barn House · 2BR / 1BA · Sleeps 5

The Barn House

A red barn from the outside. Inside: an open-concept great room with a vintage-style refrigerator, navy cabinets, vaulted ceilings, and a fireplace — the full post-freeze renovation. A wraparound deck where the kids will end up regardless of your plans.

Two bedrooms — a queen and a bunk room — connected by a Jack-and-Jill bathroom with two toilets (one on each end), a big soaking tub in the middle, and a walk-in shower. Sleeps five. The Barn House is the one kids remember when they're telling their friends about the trip.

Barn House exterior — red barn with green door and stone path, shaded by a mature oak Barn House living area — bright white walls and vaulted ceiling Barn House great room — second angle showing kitchen and dining Barn House living — fireplace and sectional view Barn House queen bedroom — sage walls and french doors Barn House queen bedroom — second angle Barn House bunk room — twin-over-full bunk with three sleeping spots Barn House bunk room — second angle Barn House Jack-and-Jill bathroom — central soaking tub connecting two bedrooms with two toilets and a walk-in shower
Outside

The 25 acres are the whole point

The pool catches the late afternoon light and turns gold for about fifteen minutes before dusk. The stargazing deck is where the trip always ends up after dinner. The walking paths open up through mesquite so you can see for miles.

Private L-shaped pool with the windmill in view Pool and hot tub beneath the covered patio, Main House stone wall behind Horses grazing in the pasture next to the ranch Pool and hot tub with the full Hill Country view beyond the edge Blue Adirondack chairs on a wooden deck over a yellow wildflower field Elevated wide view of the Main House and Barn House together with driveway Circular cedar deck with blue Adirondack chairs and wide Hill Country sky Rustic iron ranch gate with a Texas star along the walking trail Wooden overlook deck surrounded by live oaks with creek view Long dirt driveway arrival shot toward the Main House and red outbuilding Rustic timber pavilion with a red hammock and the ranch view behind Stone pergola walkway leading to the Main House entry Rustic timber pavilion with stone path and yellow wildflowers Cowgirl Cabin stone porch with a wooden rocking chair and boots, looking out to trees Backyard behind the Main House with cornhole boards, swing, and windmill Wide view of the Main House and Barn House together Red workshop barn with three white X doors across the property Wide angle of the Adirondack deck with stone outbuilding and Hill Country Property entry gate framed by agaves and Hill Country sky Second property entry angle with agaves and big Hill Country sky Stone garden path through native landscaping toward the deck Decorative chicken coop with rooster weathervane and an old iron wheel Main House from the pool side showing the stone walls and pergola Sun porch and game room with limestone and wood walls, giant Jenga, and cornhole Hill Country pasture view from the ranch
Sleeping arrangements

Who sleeps where

Main House · Sleeps 8

Primary: King bed · Bedroom 2: Two queen beds · Bedroom 3: Full-size bed

Plus a sleeper sofa in the living room for the late-stay teenager.

Barn House · Sleeps 5

Bedroom 1: Queen bed · Bunk Room: Twin-over-full bunk

Connected by a Jack-and-Jill bath: two toilets on either end, a big soaking tub in the middle, and a walk-in shower.

Cowgirl Cabin · Sleeps 2

Studio: King bed · Ensuite bath with walk-in shower

Quick answers

Common questions about the property

Adobe Creek Ranch rents as a single 25-acre property — all three structures together. This is how we keep the whole ranch yours exclusively during your stay.
The hot tub is available year-round. The pool is seasonal — best March through October in the Hill Country. Reach out before booking if pool access is critical to your dates.
Yes — fiber-speed Wi-Fi reaches all three structures. Strong enough for a corporate retreat Zoom call, honest enough that you'll still want to put your phone down.
Adobe Creek Ranch is approximately 20 minutes from downtown Fredericksburg, Texas. Thirty-five-plus Hill Country wineries and Enchanted Rock State Natural Area are within 30 minutes.
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