28205 N US Highway 281

OVERVIEW ±283 acres on US Highway 281 in Erath County, Texas. A working ranch tract carved from the historic Jordan Ranch and held by one family for twenty-eight years. Fourteen miles north of Stephenville. Ninety minutes from the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex.Land like this rarely comes to market in Erath County. Twenty-eight years of careful stewardship. Ready to be passed on. AT A GLANCE ±283 contiguous acres 1,300 feet of frontage on US Highway 281 Gated entrance Elevation 1,090 to 1,260 feet with panoramic views in every direction Cleared pasture in Coastal Bermuda and native bluestem Heavy mature live oak, post oak, and mesquite timber Seasonal creek and natural drainage Water well, 12+ GPM Working windmill supplying cattle troughs One spring-fed stock tank Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and dove Very low hunting pressure for the last five years Two bow stands, one box blind, three feeders in place Cow-calf operation for more than 20 years - good fences Multiple build sites with views in every direction Active agricultural exemption Electric service available through United Cooperative Single family ownership for 28 years THE STORY The Jordan family settled this country in the 1850s. The original Jordan Ranch was a five-thousand acre Erath County holding, one of the earliest family ranches in a region that would become Texas cattle country. This tract is a piece of that legacy.For the last twenty-eight years, one family has owned and worked the land. A small cow-calf operation ran here for more than two decades. The pasture was maintained. The timber was kept. The hunting was light. The kind of stewardship that shows in every corner of the property.The stretch of 281 in front is locally known as Jordan Hill. The ridge above is Buck Ridge, named for what comes off it. From the top, the country rolls in every direction. The land is ready now to be passed on to the next hands. THE LAND 1,300 feet of frontage on US Highway 281 with a gated entrance. Elevation rises from 1,090 to 1,260 feet with high ground and panoramic views in every direction. The land rolls east from the highway into heavy timber, with elevation climbing steadily toward Buck Ridge at the top of the property.Cleared pasture in Coastal Bermuda and native bluestem opens through heavy mature live oak, post oak, and mesquite timber. A seasonal creek and natural drainage run through the property.Multiple build sites with views in every direction. WATER Great water. One water well produces 12 gallons per minute or better. The well feeds a working windmill that supplies cattle troughs. One spring-fed stock tank. WILDLIFE AND HUNTING Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and mourning dove are abundant. Coyotes and bobcats are also present. The property has seen very low hunting pressure for the last five years. The current owners have hunted lightly, taken what was needed, and let the rest grow. The herd has been allowed to grow.Two bow stands, one box blind, and three feeders are currently in place. Buck Ridge is named for what comes off it. WORKING RANCH The land has supported a small cow-calf operation for more than twenty years. Pasture, water, and timber are all in working condition. Active agricultural exemption in place. LOCATION 28205 N Highway 281, Stephenville, TX 76401. Erath County. Fourteen miles north of Stephenville, just north of Morgan Mill. Approximately ninety minutes from the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. Glen Rose and Granbury are each approximately thirty minutes away. OFFERED THREE WAYS This tract is being offered as part of KD Ranch, a legacy property being sold three ways: Land only, ±283 acres, $3,396,000 (this listing). MLS 21293285. Full property, ±319.44 acres including a custom home, $4,950,000. MLS 21291791. Home with ±36 acres, $1,950,000. MLS 21291836. Full information at kdranch.info Suited to a hunting operation, a working ranch, a build site, or a long hold. PRESENTED BY Dylan Davis, Broker and Founder Luxe West Realty 325.514.4545 Modern Real Estate. Western Soul.