The state of Texas is holding more the $10 billion in unclaimed property — most of it cash — and more than $492 million of it is owned by Bexar County residents.

The family who founded Mrs. Baird’s is selling a dream ranch that offers privacy and a live creek to enjoy all nature has to offer in the Hill Country.

Take a look around a million-dollar property in Boerne that lives up to its name.

SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Food Bank recently claimed enough unclaimed property to provide nearly 140,000 meals to the community, and the Comptroller’s Office says more notable Texas food pantries may be owed thousands of dollars. The Comptroller’s Office is working with food banks across Texas to help them find unclaimed property that could help them fill up their food supply this holiday season. The San Antonio Food Bank had more than $19,000 in unclaimed property. “It’s a bit of a Christmas miracle to get a gift of unclaimed property via the state Comptroller’s office,” said Eric Cooper, CEO and president of the San Antonio Food Bank. The Comptroller’s Office has partnered with a contact at Feeding Texas to match food banks with their unclaimed property.

This million-dollar property has plenty of land and all the views of the Texas Hill Country but it’s within the San Antonio city limits. This listing comes with picturesque views and a 3,477 square foot home on just over 10 acres. There are four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and two half-bathrooms at 9080 Camino Del Sol. According to the listing, the property also comes with a “sparkling pool and spa with full summer kitchen.”There’s also an oversized pass-through detached three-car garage and two workshop areas. 9080 Camino Del Sol (Paige to Page Photography)Related: