Real Estate Recreational For Sale In Preston

In addition, the heavily wooded terrain provides ample cover to help attract and hold game. The ranch provides quality habitat for a healthy population of whitetail deer, turkey, dove, hog, and varmint.

Directions: From downtown Throckmorton travel south on Hwy 283 towards Albany, Texas. Fences: Condition of fences around this parcel range from good to excellent. Water provided by Shackelford SUD.

Address is 8102 FM 115 Hwy, Scroggins, TX 75480 TERRAIN: Rolling hills composed of sandy loam soils with Coastal Bermuda and native pasture. TREES COVER: Tree cover consists of Pine, Oak, browse, shrubs, and a variety of other tree species.

Minerals: It is believed that the owners do not own any mineral interests. Price: $4150 per acre ($1,286,500) Contact: Brandon Rutledge, Agent (214) 533-1548 mobile [email protected] Blake Hortenstine, Broker (214) 616-1305 mobile [email protected]

Wildlife: Whitetail deer, Ducks, Quail, Turkey, Feral hogs, Dove, and predators such as Bobcats and Coyotes are common. Hunting is excellent and populations very good. The southeast and southwest corners of the properties, respectfully, are located at...

There are two potential building locations on the ranch perfect for a home or hunting camp. Property Taxes: Ask Broker for details. Surrounded by large ranches with little hunting pressure, the new owner will have an excellent opportunity to develop an...

The lake boasts multiple scenic coves, a magnificent tree covered island in the center of the lake, deep water shorelines and duck habitat in the backwaters of the lake making this an extremely versatile body of water in an area not known to have large...

It is 16 sections and a perfect square shape fronting on Highway 380. Comanche Crest is a rare offering with exceptional hunting and cattle opportunities. Whitetails in the 170 B&C class have been harvested and quail hunting can be excellent.

This ranch and its neighbors are known for some of the largest deer in Throckmorton County. The soils are conducive for wildlife food plots and cultivation on the higher ground and there is also good pastureland in the lower elevations.

There are no improvements on either property besides fencing, steel working pens with scales, wildlife food plots, stock tanks, and a good system of roads. Asking price is $1395 per acre ($4,211,505).

Pastures & Grazing: Overall the pastures have a good stand of native grasses, and have not been overgrazed under current ownership. The remaining 35% is primarily native pasture and terraced farm land.

Through 2016, over 60 percent (33/50) of the fish on the Texas Top 50 List for the largemouth bass species had been caught in Lake Fork. The ranch is a convenient 1.5 hour drive northeast of downtown Dallas, Texas, and 2 hours northeast of downtown Fort...

The ranch offers multiple building sites providing for an allinone ranch and lake house. There is also approximately 250 feet of lake frontage and two small ponds located near the northern and northwestern boundaries, one of which could potentially be...

Easements: Multiple electric transmission line and pipeline easements cross the ranch. Price: 5,500 per acre (1,776,500) Contact: Bret Polk, Agent 2549650349 mobile [email protected]

Out-Parcel: Mustang Valley Water Supply owns 0.278 acres in the northeast part of the property where a water storage tank is located. Underground water in this area is generally easy to obtain if a private water well is desired.

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is a full service, international airport located 76 miles SW of Valley Lake Ranch. We welcome the opportunity to work with other real estate Brokers and their Agents, who are active and currently licensed in the...

Such scenic topography creates scenic high points, draws, travel corridors, pinch points, and creek bottoms. Water sources include: 1+ mile of Denton Creek, 8 ponds, 4 water wells, and two in-ground well-supported water troughs.

Improvements: There is a beautiful, custom-built 3-bedroom, 3-bath, 2,200+/- SF Victorian style home located on a high ridge on the eastern portion of the property. The average electricity bill runs from $35-60/month in the heat of the summer and can...

In 1850, he swapped his grant for better land to the northwest, and it was there Nash and his family would quickly become a driving force in the new Kaufman County, founding both its First National Bank and its oil mill.

Water: The propertys water features provide ample water for wildlife and livestock as well as an abundance of recreational opportunities. Wildlife and fisheries: The ranch boasts an abundance of deer and waterfowl as well as other wildlife species for...

Top-quality improvements, live water, contiguous acreage, hardwood timber, minerals, and proximity to Dallas, Houston and Austin make this ranch a rare find. Reports and details available upon request.

The property is strategically located between the Clear Boggy Creek and Muddy Boggy Creek with frontage on Clear Boggy Creek on the southern end of the ranch. Improvements: There is a quaint, comfortable, updated farm house and supporting barn/equipment...

The pastures are arranged on the higher, somewhat level ground, while the timber encompasses the majority of the watersheds and hillsides. Trees, grass, forbs: The ranchs fertile, sandy loam soils foster Coastal Bermuda pastures which are dominate to...

Diversity of cover includes hackberry, bumelia, lotebush, wild plum and a variety of other wildlife friendly plants. Turn right on FM 209 and travel approximately 1.5 miles to County Road 391.

Today, Somervell County boasts a thriving economy due to a strong tax base and employment generated by Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant, local businesses, tourism, and the desirable Glen Rose Independent School District.