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09/09/2024
$350,000
38.26 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - 11311 FM 880 E, Cross Plains, TX
38.26 Ac 11311 FM 880 E, Cross Plains
08/29/2024
$359,893
62.59 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - TBD CR 419, Cisco, TX
62.59 Ac
08/26/2024
$1,450,000
36 ac.
NEW LISTING
Callahan County - 17277 County Road 225, Clyde, TX
Nestled on 36 picturesque acres, this elegant 4,500 square foot custom-built home offers a blend of luxury and functionality. Constructed in 2013, the residence features four spacious bedrooms and three baths, designed with an open-concept layout and soaring cathedral ceilings. The expansive bay windows throughout the home flood the interior with natural light, while the front and back covered porches provide serene outdoor living spaces complete with a cozy fireplace.
The gourmet kitchen is equipped with high-end appliances, including a built-in refrigerator, gas range, and ice maker. It also features a generous granite island, butler’s pantry, and an abundance of custom cabinetry. The main bedroom is a private retreat with an en-suite bathroom, double vanity, his-and-hers walk-in closets, and a separate shower.
Additional highlights include a three-car garage, a versatile music/sunroom with outside entry, and a laundry room with ample storage. The home is thoughtfully designed with spray foam insulation, stained polished concrete floors, and carpeted bedrooms.
Outside, the property boasts a 2,000 square foot shop with electricity, a concrete floor, and an attached 900 square foot apartment. The acreage is adorned with mature live oaks, fruit trees, and a circular driveway, all irrigated by a well producing 15 GPM. With buried electric lines and a peaceful countryside view, this property offers a rare combination of luxury living and rural charm.
Taxes : 2023 taxes $7,403
Acreage is Ag Exempt.
Contact Clay McCullar 325-665-4037
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS BELIEVED TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT. HOWEVER, MCCULLAR PROPERTIES GROUP DOES NOT GIVE ANY WARRANTY FOR Its ACCURACY. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THIS REAL ESTATE AGENCY REPRESENTS THE SELLER.
Buyers Agent must be identified on first contact & must accompany buying prospect on all showings to be allowed full participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of MCCULLAR PROPERTIES GROUP. No trespassing. Sellers agent must be present for showings.
08/20/2024
$803,000
220 ac.
NEW LISTING
Callahan County - 6995 Co Rd 403, Cisco, TX
General Description: The Atwell Ranch East is a prime farming and cattle tract located in the east-central portion of Callahan County. A wind farm is situated just north of the ranch. The property offers good all-weather road access off CR 403 on the northern side and features beautiful hardwood trees throughout. The ranch is composed of 70% cultivated land and 30% native pastureland. The gently rolling terrain includes post oaks, live oaks, mesquite, hackberry trees, and other native vegetation common to the area. Three stock tanks provide water for wildlife and cattle, with excellent underground water also available.
Location: Approximately 7 miles southeast of Putnam, Texas, the ranch fronts on quiet CR 403, with half a mile of all-weather county road along the eastern side of the property. It is located 2 hours and 15 minutes west of Dallas, 1 hour and 45 minutes west of Fort Worth, and 45 minutes east of Abilene.
Directions: From the south side of Putnam, Texas, on Interstate Highway 20, turn left (south) onto Houston St (FM 880). Travel 5.2 miles south to FM 1864. Turn left (east) onto FM 1864 and travel approximately 3 miles to CR 403. Turn right (south) onto CR 403 and continue for about 2.16 miles. The entrance gate is located on the right (west) side of the road, marked by a For Sale sign near the entrance.
History: Atwell, Texas, was founded in the 1870s and named after William Hawley Atwell, a district attorney for the Federal District Court of Northern Texas. Early residents included Tobie Bell, Uncle Johnny Surles, J. T. Purvis, J. P. Hutchins, and Frank Abbott. By 1905, the community had a gin, blacksmith shop, three churches, and several merchants. However, the population declined after 1915, and the post office closed in 1929. From 1925 to 1948, the population was recorded as 65, and by 2000, it was estimated to be eight. Only one church remains today.
Terrain: The terrain is rolling to level, with an elevation change of roughly 40 feet. The northwest portion of the property has the highest elevations, gently sloping to the lowest points in the southeast and west corners. There are nice distant views from the north side to the south. Two unworked coastal wheat fields are present in this part of the ranch. Excellent pockets of hardwoods can be found near the entrance and in the center of the ranch. A couple of small drainages meander through the property, providing water to the three stock tanks.
Vegetation: The property features mature post oaks, live oaks, hackberry, mesquite, and a variety of other trees commonly found in this area. Forbs, browse, and cactus species include elbowbush, skunkbush, prickly pear, tasajillo, catclaw, lotebush, and greenbrier. Native grasses include side oats grama, bluestem, switchgrass, Texas wintergrass, dropseed, buffalo grass, and others. The wildlife habitat and pastureland are typical of Callahan County.
Water: Three earthen stock tanks provide water for livestock and wildlife. The area averages around 29 inches of rainfall annually, and there is excellent underground water. A new water well on the property to the south and west produces 40 GMP. The ranch is located above the Trinity aquifer, where water wells are prevalent.
Wildlife: Whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, quail, dove, ducks, and other native wildlife species are abundant, offering excellent hunting and viewing opportunities. Migratory ducks utilize the stock tanks in the fall and winter months. The ranch has not been leased for hunting, so the wildlife is likely in excellent condition.
Grazing: The carrying capacity for cattle is approximately one animal unit per 25-30 acres. The ranch is 30% native pastureland with two old cultivated fields that need to be reclaimed. These fields were active in the past and could be revived for winter wheat or coastal grass production, wildlife food plots, sunflower fields, etc.
Soils: The soil across most of the ranch is Pedernales loamy fine sand. These soils have limitations that reduce the choice of plants and/or require special conservation practices. They may be used for cultivated crops, pasture, range, woodland, and wildlife.
Fencing: The perimeter fences are in fair to average condition. One internal cross fence separates the western and eastern sides.
Internal Roads & Access: An entrance gate on CR 403 provides easy access in all weather conditions. However, the interior road system is limited and needs improvement.
Electricity: Taylor Electric Cooperative provides electricity to the area, with poles located along the county roads.
Water: This ranch is located above the Trinity aquifer, with good underground water believed to be accessible.
Oil & Gas Production: There is no current active production on the property.
School District: Cross Plains ISD.
Airports: Gregory Simmons Airport is located 18 miles from the property. It features a quality airport with a 6,500-foot runway to accommodate larger aircraft and has superior amenities and state-of-the-art facilities. Fuel is available.
Hospitals: Eastland Memorial Hospital is located in Eastland, Texas, 28 miles east of Atwell.
Broker & Commission Disclosure: Buyer’s Agent/Broker must be identified upon first contact with the Listing Broker/Agent, and Buyer’s Agent/Broker must be present at the initial property tour to participate in the real estate commission. Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC.
Comments: This is a raw tract of land with excellent potential. It is essentially a blank canvas for the new owner to layout a road system, reclaim fields/food plots, hunt, create more surface water, or build a house and make it a country retreat.
Property Taxes: 2023 taxes are approximately $250.00.
Price: $3,650 per acre ($803,000).
Contact:
Jack Fauntleroy- Broker Associate
940-550-4432 mobile
jack@
Blake Hortenstine- Broker/Partner
214-616-1305 mobile
blake@
08/20/2024
$766,500
210 ac.
NEW LISTING
Callahan County - Co Rd 417, Cisco, TX
General Description: The Atwell Ranch West is a prime farming and cattle property situated in the east-central part of Callahan County. Located just south of a wind farm, the ranch offers convenient access via an all-weather road off CR 417 on the western side. The property is framed by beautiful hardwood trees along its northern and southern borders. It consists of 80% cultivated land and 20% native pastureland. The terrain is gently rolling, featuring post oaks, live oaks, mesquite, hackberry trees, and other native vegetation typical of the area. Two stock tanks provide water for both wildlife and cattle, with excellent underground water resources also available.
Location: The property is located approximately 7 miles southeast of Putnam, Texas, fronting on the quiet CR 417, with 1/4 mile of paved road frontage on the west side. The land is 2 hours and 15 minutes west of Dallas, 1 hour and 45 minutes west of Fort Worth, and 45 minutes east of Abilene.
Directions: From the south side of Putnam, Texas, on Interstate Highway 20, turn left (south) onto Houston St (FM 880). Travel 5.2 miles south to FM 1864. Turn left (east) on FM 1864 and travel approximately 0.5 miles to CR 423. Turn right (south) onto CR 423 and travel approximately 1.7 miles south, then east on CR 423 to CR 417. Turn right (south) onto CR 417 and travel 0.6 miles. The entrance gate is on the left (east) side of the road, marked by a "For Sale" sign near the entrance.
History: Atwell, Texas, was established in the 1870s and named after William Hawley Atwell, a district attorney for the Federal District Court of Northern Texas. Early settlers included Tobie Bell, Uncle Johnny Surles, J. T. Purvis, J. P. Hutchins, and Frank Abbott. By 1905, the community had a gin, a blacksmith shop, three churches, and several merchants. However, the population declined after 1915, and the post office closed in 1929. From 1925 to 1948, the population was recorded as 65; by 2000, it was estimated at eight. Today, only one church remains.
Terrain: The terrain is rolling to level, with an elevation change of roughly 40 feet. The southeast portion of the property has the highest elevation, gently sloping to the lowest points in the western corners. The property offers lovely distant views from the east to the south. The ranch features three unworked coastal wheat fields, currently in native grasses, and excellent pockets of hardwoods in the central portion. A couple of small drainages meander through the center, feeding the three stock tanks spread across the property.
Vegetation: The property is populated with mature post oaks, live oaks, hackberry, mesquite, and other trees typical of the area. Forbs, browse, and cactus species include elbowbush, skunkbush, prickly pear, tasajillo, catclaw, lotebush, and greenbrier. Native grasses include side oats grama, bluestem, switchgrass, Texas wintergrass, dropseed, buffalo grass, and others. The vegetation supports typical Callahan County wildlife habitat and pastureland.
Water: Two earthen stock tanks provide water for livestock and wildlife. The area receives an average of 29 inches of rainfall annually. The ranch has an older, non-active water well located in the center. The property to the south has a new well producing 40 GPM. The ranch is situated above the Trinity Aquifer, and good underground water is believed to be accessible. Water wells are prevalent in this area of Callahan County.
Wildlife: The ranch supports abundant whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, quail, dove, ducks, and other native wildlife, offering excellent hunting and viewing opportunities. Migratory ducks utilize the stock tanks in the fall and winter. The ranch has not been leased for hunting, ensuring wildlife remains in excellent condition.
Grazing: The ranch's carrying capacity is approximately one animal unit per 25-30 acres. The property consists of 20% native pastureland, with three old cultivated fields that need to be reclaimed. These fields were previously active and can be revitalized for winter wheat, coastal grass production, native grasses, wildlife food plots, sunflower fields, and more.
Soils: The soil across the ranch is predominantly Pedernales loamy fine sand, which has some limitations that may require special conservation practices. The soil is suitable for cultivated crops, pasture, range, woodland, and wildlife.
Fencing: The perimeter fences are in fair to average condition, with one internal cross fence separating the western and eastern sides of the Atwell Ranches.
Internal Roads & Access: An entrance gate on CR 417 provides easy access in all weather conditions. However, the interior road system is limited and could benefit from improvement.
Electricity: Electricity is provided by Taylor Electric Cooperative, with poles located along the county roads.
Oil & Gas Production: There is no active oil or gas production on the property.
School District: The ranch is within the Cross Plains ISD.
Airports: Gregory Simmons Airport, located 18 miles from the property, offers a quality airport with a 6,500-foot runway, superior amenities, and state-of-the-art facilities. Fuel is available.
Hospitals: Eastland Memorial Hospital is located 28 miles east of Atwell in Eastland, Texas.
Broker & Commission Disclosure: Buyer's Agent/Broker must be identified upon first contact with the Listing Broker/Agent and must be present at the initial property tour to participate in the real estate commission. Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC.
Comments: The Atwell Ranch West is a raw tract of land that is excellent for cattle and farming. It offers a blank canvas for a new owner to design a road system, reclaim fields/food plots, enjoy hunting, create more surface water, or build a house for a country retreat.
Property Taxes: 2023 property taxes are approximately $250.
Price: $3,650 per acre ($766,500)
Contact:
Jack Fauntleroy- Broker Associate
940-550-4432 mobile
jack@
Blake Hortenstine- Broker/Partner
214-616-1305 mobile
blake@
08/20/2024
$1,576,800
432 ac.
NEW LISTING
Callahan County - 6995 Co Rd 403, Cisco,, Cisco, TX
General Description: The Atwell Ranch is a prime farming and cattle tract in the east-central portion of Callahan County. It offers convenient access with CR 417 on the west side and CR 403 on the east. The ranch consists of 80% cultivated land and 20% native pastureland. The terrain is gently rolling, featuring post oaks, live oaks, mesquite, hackberry trees, and other native vegetation typical of the area. The property includes five stock tanks that provide water for wildlife and cattle, with excellent underground water also available. There is wind production in the area with a wind farm situated just north of the ranch.
Location: The Atwell Ranch is located approximately 7 miles southeast of Putnam, Texas, fronting on the quiet CR 417. The property features 1/4 mile of paved CR 417 road frontage on the west side and 1/2 mile of all-weather County Road 403 frontage on the east. It is 2 hours and 15 minutes west of Dallas, 1 hour and 45 minutes west of Fort Worth, and 45 minutes east of Abilene.
Directions: From the south side of Putnam, Texas, take Interstate Highway 20 and turn south on Houston St (FM 880). Travel 5.2 miles south to FM 1864 and turn east. Continue for approximately 3 miles to CR 403, then turn right. The entrance gate is 2.16 miles down CR 403 on the right. A "For Sale" sign marks the entrance.
History: Atwell, Texas, was established in the 1870s and named after William Hawley Atwell, a district attorney for the Federal District Court of Northern Texas. Early settlers included Tobie Bell, Uncle Johnny Surles, J. T. Purvis, J. P. Hutchins, and Frank Abbott. By 1905, the community had a gin, a blacksmith shop, three churches, and several merchants. However, the population declined after 1915, and the post office closed in 1929. From 1925 to 1948, the population was recorded as 65; in 2000, it was estimated at eight. Today, one church remains.
Terrain: The terrain is rolling to level, with an elevation change of approximately 45 feet. The highest elevations are in the south-central portion, gently sloping to the lowest points in the southeast and western corners. The eastern side of the property offers lovely distant views. The ranch features four coastal wheat fields and pockets of hardwoods along much of the perimeter. A couple of drainages meander through the center, feeding six stock tanks spread across the property.
Vegetation: The property is populated with mature post oaks, live oaks, hackberry, mesquite, and other trees typical of the area. Forbs, browse, and cactus species include elbowbush, skunkbush, prickly pear, tasajillo, catclaw, lotebush, and greenbrier. Native grasses include side oats grama, bluestem, switchgrass, Texas wintergrass, dropseed, buffalo grass, and various other species. The vegetation supports typical Callahan County wildlife habitat and pastureland.
Water: Five earthen stock tanks provide water for livestock and wildlife. The area receives an average of 29 inches of rainfall annually. The ranch has an older, non-active water well, and the property to the south has a new well producing 40 GPM. Good underground water is accessible, as the ranch is located above the Trinity Aquifer.
Wildlife: The ranch supports abundant whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, quail, dove, ducks, and other native wildlife, offering excellent hunting and viewing opportunities. Migratory ducks utilize the stock tanks in the fall and winter. The ranch has not been leased for hunting, ensuring wildlife remains in excellent condition.
Grazing: The ranch's carrying capacity is approximately one animal unit per 25-30 acres. The property consists of 20% native pastureland, with four older cultivated fields that need to be reclaimed. These fields were previously active and can be revitalized for winter wheat, coastal grass production, wildlife food plots, sunflower fields, and more.
Soils: The soil across the ranch is predominantly Pedernales loamy fine sand, which has some limitations that may require special conservation practices. The soil is suitable for cultivated crops, pasture, range, woodland, and wildlife.
Fencing: The perimeter fences are in fair to average condition, with one internal cross fence separating the western and eastern sides.
Internal Roads & Access: The road frontage on CR 417 features one entry gate in the northwest corner, with a back gate on CR 403. The interior road system is limited and could benefit from improvement.
Electricity: Electricity is provided by Taylor Electric Cooperative, with poles located along the county roads.
Oil & Gas Production: There is no active oil or gas production on the property.
School District: The ranch is within the Cross Plains ISD.
Airports: Gregory Simmons Airport, located 18 miles from the property, offers a quality airport with a 6,500-foot runway, superior amenities, and state-of-the-art facilities. Fuel is available.
Hospitals: Eastland Memorial Hospital is located 28 miles east of Atwell in Eastland, Texas.
Broker & Commission Disclosure: Buyer's Agent/Broker must be identified upon first contact with the Listing Broker/Agent and must be present at the initial property tour to participate in the real estate commission. Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC.
Comments: The Atwell Ranch is a raw tract of land with excellent potential. The property is a blank canvas for a new owner to design a road system, revitalize the fields/food plots, enjoy hunting, create more surface water, or build a house for a country retreat.
Property Taxes: 2023 Taxes are $484.41
Price: $3650 per acre ($1,576,800)
Contact:
Jack Fauntleroy- Broker Associate
940-550-4432 mobile
jack@
Blake Hortenstine- Broker/Partner
214-616-1305 mobile
blake@
08/16/2024
$156,560
20.6 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - TBD CR 105, Abilene, TX
New Listing!! 20.6+/- Acres, Callahan County
08/16/2024
$117,000
15 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - TBD CR 105, Abilene, TX
New Listing!! 15+/- Acres, Callahan County
08/16/2024
$102,000
12 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - TBD CR 100, Abilene, TX
New Listing!! 12+/- Acres, Callahan County
08/10/2024
$82,500
0.16 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - 108 NE 6th, CROSS PLAINS, TX
108 NE 6th St, Cross Plains - Tiny Home
07/30/2024
$567,300
122 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - TBD Private Rd 4145, Cross Plains, TX
Price Improvement!! 122+/- Acres, Callahan County
06/29/2024
$760,000
34.74 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - 2826 County Road 119, Baird, TX
New Listing!! 34.713+/- Acres & Home, Callahan County
06/28/2024
$2,160,000
480 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - Rainy Creek Ranch, Albany, TX
Rainy Creek Ranch
06/22/2024
$420,000
15 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - 9357 FM 880, Baird, TX
15 Ac & Home, Cottonwood
06/21/2024
$250,000
24 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - TBD FM 374, Cross Plains, TX
New Listing!!! 24+/- Acres, Callahan County
06/20/2024
$450,000
49.02 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - TBD FM 374, Cross Plains, TX
New Listing!!! 49.02 Acres, Callahan County
06/15/2024
$250,000
0.32 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - 348, Cross Plains, TX
348 N Main St, Cross Plains
06/04/2024
$1,165,500
222 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - Coleman, TX
Miller CM Ranch
05/30/2024
$118,950
13.9 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - 10478 FM 79504, Baird, TX
New Listing!! 13.9+/- Acres, Callahan County
05/30/2024
$653,200
133.43 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - 10015 CR 477, Baird, TX
New Listing!! 133.43 Acres, Callahan County
05/23/2024
$5,500,000
655.86 ac.
NEW LISTING
Callahan County - 4207 County Road 470, Baird, TX
General Description: Nestled at the base of the scenic Spring Gap Mountains, Admiral Ranch spans an impressive 655+/- acres, showcasing top-of-the-line land and meticulous land management. As you enter through the gate, a private drive winds through beautifully manicured trees leading you to a breathtaking Mediterranean-style home nestled off the banks of majestic Deep Creek. This 5,674-square-foot residence is surrounded by a massive grove of live oaks, offering an unparalleled serene setting.
Complementing the main house is a charming 1,380-square-foot, two-story guest home, located just across the courtyard. The property also features two barns/metal buildings equipped with climate-controlled workshops, situated near a well-sized stock tank.
The varied terrain and elevation of Admiral Ranch are nothing short of impressive, ranging from lush creek bottoms to the highest hilltop on the south end, providing exceptional panoramic views, including several 360-degree vistas. Water features are abundant, with Deep Creek and ten earthen stock tanks scattered across the property.
Thoughtful land management is evident with extensive cedar clearing, revealing the vital forbs, browse, and native grasses essential for wildlife and cattle. The property includes four cultivated areas ideal for farming or food plots during hunting seasons.
Admiral Ranch stands out as an exceptional A+ property, perfect for cattle operations, hunting, weekend getaways, or as a full-time residence. Its blend of natural beauty, well-maintained facilities, and versatile land use make it a premier property in the heart of the Spring Gap Mountains.
Location: The Admiral Ranch is located in the Rolling Plains region of TX, just south of Interstate 20 between Putnam and Baird in south-central Callahan County near the old town of Admiral. Drive time is 2 hours 15 minutes from Dallas and 1 hour 45 minutes from Fort Worth.
Directions: From Baird, go south on Highway 283 for approximately 7.5 miles to County Road 470. Turn left (East) on County Road 470 and go 4.7 miles until the entrance on the right of the road. The entrance gate is black metal pipe with cedar post accents.
The Main House: This Mediterranean-style home, crafted by David Lewis Builders, offers 5,674 square feet of luxurious living space. The master suite features both his and her bathrooms, each complete with a full-size shower, bathtub, and walk-in closet. Adjacent to one of the master bathrooms is a private library/office, highlighted by a majestic limestone mantle surrounding a wood-burning fireplace.
A large open-air breezeway connects the master bedroom to the kitchen and living room area. The main part of the house includes a second office, a full-size art studio, a secondary work studio, a large laundry room, a utility room with a full-size ice machine, multiple storage closets, a coffee bar, a built-in pizza cooker, a half bathroom, and more.
The landscaping and garden areas are beautifully designed, featuring a courtyard, a gardening area, and a spacious outdoor dog run. The property also includes two covered parking areas large enough for three vehicles and two storage buildings on the west side of the compound. For backup power, the house is equipped with a North Texas Power Systems Generator, capable of powering the entire compound during outages.
For more details on the craftsmanship of this exquisite home, visit David Lewis Builders.
Guest House: The two-story, 1,380-square-foot guest house is architecturally consistent with the main house. It features two main bedrooms on the ground floor and two smaller bedrooms upstairs. Two full-size bathrooms and two cozy gathering areas are adjacent to the bedrooms. The upstairs includes a metal wraparound balcony that offers views of the courtyard below. A water catchment system captures rainwater from the roof, which is utilized to irrigate the landscaping around the compound.
Home Furnishings: The main house and guest house are being sold with all furnishings, except for selected personal items. The furniture is of very high quality and in excellent condition, with a substantial overall value.
Water: The property features 1.5 miles of Deep Creek meandering through it. Three (3) separate tributaries on the property run into Deep Creek. In addition, there are 10 earthen stock tanks perfect for watering cattle, fishing or waterfowl hunting.
Terrain: There is 183 feet of elevation change from Deep Creek to the highest hilltop on the southern end of the ranch. The Spring Gap Mountain range wraps around the property creating a unique protective feel. The ranch diversity ranges from low riparian creek areas, lush with live oak motts, to cedar lined rocky hilltops reaching 1883 feet above sea level. Views are abundant and quite impressive.
Vegetation: Tree cover consists mainly of live oaks, mesquite and cedar with scattered elm, hackberry, pecan and a mix of other trees common in this area. Forbs, browse, and cactus include elbowbush, skunkbush, bumelia, prickly pear, and lotebush, all creating prime wildlife habitat. Native grasses include bluestem, switchgrass, Texas wintergrass, dropseed, Indiangrass, and other common grasses. A variety of wildflowers, including Bluebonnets, are abundant in the Spring. Wildlife habitat is prime and pastureland is in excellent condition.
Barn: There are two (2) barns on the ranch. The main barn is a 50x80-foot metal building equipped with two roll-up doors. The second barn is a 30x40-foot metal building containing a workshop and office. Both barns are currently used for metal welding, fabricating, and a leather workshop for the owners.
Utilities: Taylor Electric Cooperative provides electricity, Callahan County Water Supply supplies water, and Starlink provides internet service. The home also contains an AT&T cell phone booster system that has been installed throughout for excellent cell service in the main and guest houses. WTG Fuels Inc. supplies propane.
Wildlife: There is no hunting lease on the property, and the owners do not hunt it. Wildlife includes deer, turkey, dove, ducks, wild hogs, predators, and a variety of waterfowl and songbirds. The cultivated areas could be utilized as dove fields or diverse wildlife food plots to attract a variety of game species. Hunting should be very good to excellent.
Cultivation: Four (4) cleared fields are in the central portion of the ranch. Each field is fenced separately and used in cattle rotational grazing. The fields measure 90+/- acres, 30+/- acres, 10+/- acres, and 7+/- acres in size, with cattle working areas on the north and south sides. Owner runs longhorn cattle and does not lease their grass. The smaller fields or portions of the larger fields could easily convert into wildlife food plots for hunting and supplemental nutrition.
Minerals: There is one old pump jack and no active production impacting the property. Minerals are negotiable.
Easements: A natural gas pipeline easement crosses the property from west to east. The pipeline has little to no adverse effects on the surface. One additional pipeline will be added to this easement at a future date TBD. The easement has already been negotiated and paid in full to the current owner.
Entrance & Fencing: The property has two (2) all-weather entrance roads, one on each side of the property. The western entrance is located on County Road 470, and the eastern entrance is on County Road 463. Both entrances are used for access to the ranch and home. The fences and cross fencing across the ranch are in excellent condition. All fencing is relatively new except for a small stretch of older fence on the western property line.
Bridge: A large steel bridge crosses Deep Creek, providing access to the residence from the east entrance. (There is also access from the north entrance to the house without crossing the creek.) The bridge is high-quality and strong enough for a full-sized vehicle or tractor.
School District: Baird ISD.
Property Taxes: Approximately $12,306.15 for year 2023. Property is agriculturally exempt.
Broker & Commission Disclosure: Buyer’s Agent/ Broker must be identified upon first contact with Listing Broker/ Listing Agent and Buyer’s Agent/ Broker must be present at the initial property tour in order to participate in the real estate commission. Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of Listing Broker.
Price: $5,500,000 ($8396.95 per acre)
Contact:
Jack Fauntleroy- Broker Associate
940-550-4432 mobile
jack@
Blake Hortenstine- Broker/Partner
214-616-1305 mobile
blake@
All information is deemed reliable, but is not warranted by Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC. All information is subject to change without prior notice.
05/19/2024
$585,000
38 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - 724 Foster Bond, Cross Plains, TX
724 Foster Bond, Cross Plains
05/16/2024
$325,000
50 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - TBD CR 461, Baird, TX
50+/- Acres, Callahan County
05/16/2024
$950,000
105 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - 22024 Hwy 279, Cross Plains, TX
105 Ac & hm - 22024 Hwy 279, Cross Plains
05/16/2024
$1,732,000
368.54 ac.
ACTIVE
Callahan County - TBD Cr 429, Cross Plains, TX
368.538 Ac CR 429 & 430, Cross Plains
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