74.28 Acres in Riviera, Texas — Where the Siren Song of South Texas Calls You Home. There’s a certain kind of outdoorsman who hears it — that deep, steady call to the wild. It’s not found in crowded marinas, but in the whisper of wind through mesquite, the rustle of brush, and the ripple of a stock tank at dusk. On this 74.28-acre tract in Kleberg County, just minutes from Baffin Bay, you’ll find that call answered. Here, heavy native brush stretches wide and thick, offering both cover and seclusion. Mesquite, huisache, and prickly pear mingle to form the kind of rugged landscape that South Texas hunters dream of. Several well-placed stock tanks dot the property, offering a drink for whitetail deer, javelina, nilgai, and the countless other species that thrive in this natural sanctuary. Wildlife is abundant — and so is peace. This is an enthusiast’s ranch in every sense — a retreat where you can trade deadlines for dawn hunts, and conference calls for quiet evenings under endless stars. Multiple clearings are ideal for blinds, feeders, or a future homesite positioned to take in the sweeping South Texas sunsets. What makes this location truly rare is its proximity to both land and sea adventure. Within minutes, you can launch your boat at nearby ramps or cast your line from public piers into Baffin Bay — a body of water whispered about by anglers for its trophy speckled trout, redfish, black drum and quiet exclusivity. There’s no hustle here, no tourism frenzy — just unspoiled beauty and the rhythm of nature itself. Whether you envision a weekend escape, a hunting and fishing lodge, or a private homestead carved from the brush, this property offers more than acreage — it offers sanctuary. The kind that can’t be measured in acres alone, but in the peace you feel the moment you set foot on it.
