sanperlita.com: San Perlita is a beautiful city located in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas
Escape to the peaceful and scenic Vuittonet Ranch, 20 miles West of San Perlita, Texas.
Follow West Highway 186 and watch for the junctions of Highways 88 and 186 junctions; continue on Highway 186 west towards San Manuel.
After a short 1.5-mile drive, you'll find yourself at the entrance of Vuittonet Road, also known as County Road 25.
Turn left at the large sign and journey half a mile south to discover the beauty and tranquility of this hidden gem.
Your oasis awaits at the first ranch on the right.
Set an appointment to visit our Bicycle Shop and Vintage Toy store at The Vuittonet Ranch.
Facebook message Eddie Vuittonet or call our hobby shop line at 956-410-1555 to schedule an appointment.
SAN PERLITA, TX.
Step back in time and discover the rich history of San Perlita, a charming town nestled in east central Willacy County.
Named after the wife of the town developer, San Perlita boasts a fascinating past rooted in the Spanish and Mexican land grants of the 1800s.
Originally part of the San Juan de Carricitos land grant, the area was eventually acquired by the legendary King Ranch through a shrewd legal maneuver.
In 1926, the San Perlita Development Company was formed, and the town was meticulously planned and landscaped by Charles Rene Johnson and W. G. Hecht.
As highways and railroads reached San Perlita, the town flourished, with a post office, schools, churches, and businesses popping up to serve the growing population. Although the number of businesses decreased over the years, the sense of community remained strong.
Today, San Perlita continues to thrive, with a population of 680 in 2000.
Take a step off the beaten path and explore a piece of Texas history in this quaint town where the past comes alive.
PLEASE NOTE:
This website was designed for demographic triangulation and educational purposes only.
The Vuittonet Ranch is an independent, private entity with no association, endorsement, or financial affiliation with or to the City of San Perlita, Texas.
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Follow West Highway 186 and watch for the junctions of Highways 88 and 186 junctions; continue on Highway 186 west towards San Manuel.
After a short 1.5-mile drive, you'll find yourself at the entrance of Vuittonet Road, also known as County Road 25.
Turn left at the large sign and journey half a mile south to discover the beauty and tranquility of this hidden gem.
Your oasis awaits at the first ranch on the right.
Set an appointment to visit our Bicycle Shop and Vintage Toy store at The Vuittonet Ranch.
Facebook message Eddie Vuittonet or call our hobby shop line at 956-410-1555 to schedule an appointment.
SAN PERLITA, TX.
Step back in time and discover the rich history of San Perlita, a charming town nestled in east central Willacy County.
Named after the wife of the town developer, San Perlita boasts a fascinating past rooted in the Spanish and Mexican land grants of the 1800s.
Originally part of the San Juan de Carricitos land grant, the area was eventually acquired by the legendary King Ranch through a shrewd legal maneuver.
In 1926, the San Perlita Development Company was formed, and the town was meticulously planned and landscaped by Charles Rene Johnson and W. G. Hecht.
As highways and railroads reached San Perlita, the town flourished, with a post office, schools, churches, and businesses popping up to serve the growing population. Although the number of businesses decreased over the years, the sense of community remained strong.
Today, San Perlita continues to thrive, with a population of 680 in 2000.
Take a step off the beaten path and explore a piece of Texas history in this quaint town where the past comes alive.
PLEASE NOTE:
This website was designed for demographic triangulation and educational purposes only.
The Vuittonet Ranch is an independent, private entity with no association, endorsement, or financial affiliation with or to the City of San Perlita, Texas.
Powered By: The Freelacerlot Agency a Division of The Vuittonet Ranch - Advertisment and Promotion Division