Promontory Ranch

Located just 19 miles west of Bowie and a few miles south of Vashti, Promontory Ranch is a true North Texas showplace offering the perfect blend of beauty, productivity, and recreation. Spanning 1,137 rolling acres, this ranch captures everything that makes Clay County ranch country so special wide-open vistas, mature hardwoods, and abundant wildlife. Land & Water The landscape rolls gently with roughly 110 feet of elevation change, creating a scenic backdrop from nearly every point on the ranch. The land is a healthy mix of 70% pasture and 30% hardwood cover, dotted with majestic oaks and excellent wildlife habitat. Fourteen ponds are scattered across the ranch, providing reliable water for both livestock and wildlife. The property is fully fenced and cross-fenced for cattle, with a good blend of coastal and native grasses that make it as functional as it is beautiful. Cattle & Improvements The ranch is well-suited for a strong cattle operation and comes equipped with working pens and plenty of grazing capacity. At its heart sits a charming 1,200 sq. ft. log cabin featuring 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, offering a comfortable retreat after a long day on the ranch. Nearby, a 40x50 shop with electric service provides ample space for equipment storage or future expansion. The ranch operates on a private water well, septic system, and electric utilities. Wildlife & Recreation Promontory Ranch is a hunter's paradise. The mix of pasture and wooded draws supports whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, dove, and more. With year-round water sources, natural cover, and limited pressure, the property is perfectly set up for exceptional hunting or wildlife management. Access & Potential With county-maintained road frontage on both the east and west sides, the ranch is easily accessible yet remarkably private. Its dual frontage also offers flexibility for future division or investment potential, making it equally attractive to ranchers, investors, and recreational buyers seeking a legacy property. Summary Promontory Ranch offers the rare combination of size, usability, and natural beauty that North Texas buyers seek but seldom find. Whether your vision is to raise cattle, build a hunting retreat, or secure a long-term land investment, this Clay County gem is a property you'll want to see in person.