Two Acquisitions in One
Corrival Ranch occupies a rare position in the Texas Hill Country market. It is a luxury equestrian estate by any measure, 57± acres of creek-fronted Kendall County land fifteen minutes from Boerne, improved to a standard that would cost multiples of its value to replicate today. It is also a fully operational business, running at 90 to 95 percent stall occupancy with the main boarding barn full and a waiting list to get in.
Most trophy properties ask the buyer to imagine. Corrival asks the buyer to verify. Boarding leads a diversified revenue picture, with rehabilitation and conditioning therapy, training, breeding through an on-site AI lab, and short-term guest lodging all active under current ownership. When demand exceeds capacity, growth stops being a projection and becomes a pricing decision. The facility remains fully operational through closing, which means the next owner inherits momentum, staff rhythms, and a client roster rather than a startup.
And they inherit the name. In two and a half years of operation, breeding for the ultimate all-around Quarter Horse and a rehabilitation center regarded at the national forefront of equine care have made Corrival a facility horses are sent to. A standing most operations chase for decades arrived here in the first thirty months. That reputation cannot be built at any price. It can only be acquired.
