Set just outside Pleasanton, tucked back off the road and wrapped in peace and clear skies, this 18.6 acre property feels like the kind of place where time finally slows down and it's the good kind of quiet too the kind that comes with open pasture, a porch swing, and room to breathe. Completed in 2014, the 1,500 sq ft custom abode sits tucked behind a cluster of mature trees, offering privacy, space, and room to roam under wide open Texas skies. Being custom built, it blends a thoughtful design of a spacious and private remodeled 2 bedroom 3 bathroom home with a deep connection to the land. Don't forget the separate additional space offering a thoughtfully redesigned (2023) bedroom and full bath, a true retreat since it's disconnected to the main home. Inside, you'll find a warm, modern rustic style with shiplap walls, natural wood finishes, and an airy vaulted ceiling that gives the main living area a sense of openness and calm. The kitchen with gas cooking, and the living room flow easily onto multiple porches, each with its own view whether it's sunrise over the pasture or a sky full of stars from the back deck. Every single detail inside flows naturally to the deep porches outside, where you can watch the sunrise with coffee or wind down to the sound of cicadas and distant cows in the neighboring pasture. Beyond the house, the land opens wide. There's a workshop ready for weekend projects or serious tinkering, a fenced yard to keep things tidy, and plenty of space for animals. Cattle and donkeys currently call it home, but there's room for your own mix whether that's livestock, gardens, or just wide open space to roam. There's a fire pit area perfect for evenings with friends. Seasonal wildflowers blanket the landscape in color, and plenty of fresh air. The acreage is level and accessible with a blend of cleared pasture and native brush, offering room for expansion or simply more quiet moments and long walks surrounded by nature. Located in Floresville ISD and just outside the small town of Pleasanton, this place is for buyers who want some elbow room, maybe a bit of land, and a slower pace without giving up everyday conveniences, Pleasanton really hits that sweet spot while the setting is pure Texas countryside. You can listen to the breeze rustling in the trees, count stars instead of streetlights, hear crickets instead of traffic and still make it to San Antonio in under an hour when you need to restock the pantry or your soul.