Dickens County, Texas Land For Sale (6 results)

We are proud to offer for sale this spectacular 2553 acre ranch. The Atkinson Ranch is exquisitely located an hour and five-minute drive from Lubbock, TX. Whether you are looking for incredible hunting opportunities, recreational experiences, to live out your dream of running a cattle ranch, or to just enjoy the serenity and beauty of the landscape and views, this is it! Abundant wildlife includes quail, deer, hogs, and varmints. The property is generally rolling with winding wet-weather creeks and varied canyons and bottom land. Plentiful native grasses, as well as mesquite, and hardwood trees provide ample cover for wildlife. Scattered throughout are quail feeders, deer blinds and feeders. Multiple live and standing water sources provide water for wildlife and cattle. There are five earthen tanks (some stocked with fish). The ranch has good to excellent perimeter fencing. Make your way across the ranch on existing dirt roads or create new roads for ATV adventures. Structures on the ranch include a fabulous one-year old very well built all electric home. There are three good-sized bedrooms each with private full baths. A half bath off the den and another half bath outside under the carport. The living and dining area is open to a fully equipped kitchen. Easy care sealed concrete floors throughout. Outside is a large carport complete with full RV hook-ups (50 amp breaker), and access to private half bath under the carport. The home is well insulated and wrapped in beautiful virtually maintenance free metal siding. The home is surrounded by pipe fencing. In addition, there is an old home that with some remodeling, could serve as a cabin, hunting lodge, or ranch hand quarters. As well as, an old metal barn with a set of working pens. Water provided by county, one solar well, and 5 earthen tanks. County water supplies both houses as well as livestock troughs at the barn. Survey available.

We are excited to offer this exceptional property in Afton Tx. The ranch offers 142.8 +/- acres in a very desirable area, known for excellent hunting. Cattle prices are high, and this ranch is set up to handle whatever you want to throw at it! The exterior fences are 5 wire barbed wire. The grass is in really good condition, with a centrally located earthen tank and well to keep your cattle watered and wildlife abundant. This area is known for big whitetail deer, ferrel hogs, turkey, quail, dove, as well as lots of other critters. Located only 68 miles from Lubbock, you can be in your blind in no time! County Roads on two sides makes this ranch convenient to access. Beautiful Wooded Elm, and Dessert Willow areas provide protection and privacy for your future homestead. Plum thickets and hackberry offer perfect cover for wildlife. Open pastures with Native buffalo, bermuda, blue stem, side oats, and grama grasses offer profitable grazing conditions. Don't miss the chance to make your dreams come true and own a property with so much to offer. Give me a call today, I would love to tell you all about it and set up an appointment so you can see it for yourself. You wont be disappointed! Reservations: The seller is unsure of minerals currently but will reserve 1/2 of minerals owned, seller also will reserve 1/2 of commercial wind as well as 1/2 of commercial solar rights.

We are honored to announce the exclusive listing of Cottonwood Creek Ranch in Afton Texas. This ranch sits on 160+/- acres in Dickens county. Head North down county road 243 to the pipe fenced entryway and cross over the cattle guard into the house pasture. As you ease down the hill you will notice a nice size earthen tank and maybe a few deer, turkey or hogs that have stopped to water. Heading back up the hill to the north, on a well maintained rock drive, you will pass scattered mesquite, cedar, and hackberry trees as you approach the quaint 2/1 ranch house with a metal roof. There you will also notice two water wells under well houses that feed the house, the earthen tank as well as a large stock tank in the cattle pens. As you continue north into the cottonwood creek pasture, you just know "this is where the monster whitetail live", and you will notice a large variety of cover such as cottonwood, Mesquite, cedar, shinoak, and desert willows as well as diverse terrain along the winding creek. When you meet up with a very good 6 wire barbed wire fence you will head east through a metal gate into the larger, more open main pasture, where there is the abundance of buffalo, bermuda, grama, bluestem, and rye grasses. From there, you can meander up the hill where you will have a vantage point to enjoy the beautiful country that surrounds you, and hear nothing but quail whistling, and the occasional turkey gobble or coyote howling in the distance. You might just see an arrowhead as you head south along the well maintained road to the pens. These pens have a large water lot that can be utilized by the east pasture and house pasture. Along with that, the pens also have two smaller pens, a crowding pen, a portable tub, and adjustable snake, providing a very versatile, and usable asset to the ranch! IMPROVEMENTS: house, 2 wells, earthen tank, cattle pens, 5/6 wire barbed wire , cattle guard, pipe entry way WILDLIFE: Whitetail deer, ferrel hogs, quail, turkey, dove LOCATION: Lubbock 71 miles, Amarillo 150 miles, Fort Worth 236 miles SOILS: Miles Fine Sandy Loam, Miles Loamy Fine Sand, Colorado Loam, Spur Fine sandy Loam

Please contact list agent for price. This 23.59-acre tract offers a strong utility and infrastructure investment opportunity. The property features 5 water wells and a newly constructed large water pit, ideal for holding and distributing groundwater. Surrounded by major transmission lines and located near a power substation, this property holds excellent potential for development in the energy, utility, or water resource sectors. Whether you're considering future energy storage, water sales, or infrastructure support, this location checks the boxes. Located in a strategic corridor with essential access and high-demand utility surroundings, this is a rare find for forward-thinking investors. Contact: Cayson George Western Heritage Realty & Investments 806-341-8524 | 806-823-2040 Notice: This property is not available for rent or lease. Buyers Broker must be identified upon first contact and must accompany the prospect on all showings and inspections to qualify for fee participation.

Ranchy Rustic Recreational 50.0 Acre Hunting Property Located in Dickens County Cowboy Country!

The beautiful Dickens Canyon Ranch is a rectangle, one half a mile wide and one mile long. It consists of 311 acres, more or less, as shown on the Deed from Gene and Thelma Dunlap to Dellas and Mary Lee, January 3, 1978. State Highway 70 (going to Roaring Springs and Matador) runs through the ranch, north and south as shown on the John N. Wilson survey. The ranch touches the north side of the City of Dickens. Dickens is about 60 miles east of Lubbock, Texas. Historically, the property consisted of two tracts:, J.W. Craig, on the north, and J.W. Rasberry, on the south, totaling 298.95 acres, as shown on the John N. Wilson survey (July 6, 1978): 1) The north portion is known as the J.W. Craig tract. This consists of 151 1/5 acres. 2) The south portion is known as the J.W. Rasberry tract. This consists of 160 acres including the 30 acre triangle (Thomas S.O. Sprawls survey). Thus the Deed shows a total of 311 acres more or less, divided by S H 70. Wildlife: There are deer, hogs, birds, and wild flowers, etc. Certified for Wildlife Management, and grandfathered for Ag use. The East side of the highway is approximately 160 acres. About 60 acres of this 160 acre tract is pasture or cultivatable land. The remaining approximately 100 acres is range land covered with mesquite trees. The east side tract has a playa lake on it. The amount of water varies, depending on the rainfall and season and temperature. The West side of the highway is approximately 121 acres. The west side tract is mainly range land with mesquite trees. It has a spring on it and it has water all year round, the size of water depending in the season and time of year. The triangle is approximately 30 acres. It has the old, dilapidated house and old barns on it. The 30 acres is mainly cultivatable or pasture land and is accessible to city water. City Water: All 311 acres are accessible to city water at buyer’s expense.