5322 State Highway 16 N

Welcome to Diamond H, a historic Medina River estate offering a rare combination of privacy, character, and riverfront living just minutes from downtown Bandera. Set on approximately 6.62 acres with direct, private access to the crystal-clear Medina River, this 1920s-era Hill Country property provides a distinctive residential retreat in a highly sought-after location. The main residence spans approximately 4,729 square feet and features five bedrooms and five full bathrooms, with multiple large gathering areas designed for comfortable everyday living and hosting guests. Original stone interior walls, historic finishes, and architectural details reflect authentic Texas Hill Country craftsmanship, thoughtfully complemented by functional updates that support modern living. The home includes two full kitchens, generous storage, and flexible living spaces that adapt easily to a variety of lifestyles. A secondary building of approximately 1,800 square feet offers four additional bedrooms and four bathrooms, providing excellent accommodations for guests, extended family, or private retreats. Combined improvements total approximately 7,000 square feet with nine bedrooms and nine bathrooms across the estate. Outdoor features include mature trees, open gathering areas, and private river frontage ideal for swimming, relaxing, or enjoying the natural setting. An irrigated pecan and peach orchard adds both charm and long-term value to the land. The property also benefits from Highland Waters access to the Medina River via an easement road, in addition to the private river access on-site. Conveniently located approximately 5-10 minutes from Bandera's restaurants, shopping, and live music venues, with practical access to Kerrville, Comfort, Fredericksburg, and well-known Hill Country destinations such as Lost Maples State Natural Area and Garner State Park. Diamond H offers a setting where history, nature, and everyday livability come together, creating a truly special residential opportunity along the Medina River.