In 1942, well-known cattle rancher and entrepreneur George Stanton expanded his existing family cattle operation to this ranch, just south of the Pedernales River. Well regarded for his award-winning cattle and advocacy for youth agriculture programs, George Stanton became known as a pioneer of Hereford breeding in Texas Hill Country.

Read below for detailed info regarding our community, building requirements, and more.

Exclusive Community

With just 14 lots from 5.3 acres to 7.2 acres, Stanton Vistas offers 30-mile views in a small private community setting with quick access to entertainment and amenities.

Gated Access

Gated entries on both streets provide privacy, security, and peace of mind.

Underground Electric

Enjoy beautiful sight lines and power provided by Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC).

Flexible Building Timeline

Build your dream home whenever you are ready — there is no start date for building a home. Construction must be completed within 12 months after commencement.

Agriculture Exemption

Benefit from low property taxes and enjoy the wildlife with an agricultural exemption already in place and a community lease managed by the Property Owners’ Association. Up to 1.5 acres may be fenced per lot.

Dark Sky

Down lighting requirements preserve hill country night sky and renowned star gazing.

Architectural Standards

An Architectural Control Committee will help maintain the aesthetic appeal and cohesion through standards and the review of exterior plans. Exteriors must be a minimum of 75% masonry or Hardie board.

Property Owners' Assessment

Enjoy a low Property Owners’ Assessment of $300/quarter.

Easements for Quality Living

Front setbacks of 75’ and side of 50’ maintain privacy and views.

Single-Family Living

Lots are restricted to single family use only. No short-term rentals allowed (Minimum 5-month duration on leases.)

Home Sizing Options

Homes are required to be a minimum of 2,000 feet square with a minimum two-car garage. One guest quarters with a minimum of 500 square feet, and no more than 75% of the size of the main home is allowed per lot. Guest quarters may be built first.

Barns and Workshops

One barn or workshop up to 3,000 square feet is allowed per lot. A 3’ rock wainscot is required on all sides.

RVs and Storage

An RV may be used as temporary residence during the construction period, for 12 months or less. Longterm, RVs, trailers, boats, etc. must be stored in an enclosed building. No mobile homes or portable storage buildings are allowed.

Livestock Regulations

Enjoy a balance of rural living with light restrictions to maintain lot land quality and a peaceful atmosphere. Up to two horses and ten chickens are allowed per lot. Donkeys, mules, cattle, pigs, hogs, and peacocks are not allowed.

Water and Wastewater

Homeowners are responsible for their own water well and septic system, ensuring self-sufficiency and control.

Fire Safety Measures

A neighborhood fire water tank improves safety of houses.