Kent County, Texas Land For Sale (4 results)

• • • PRICE REDUCED! • • • We are honored to present the exclusive listing of the exceptional 220± acre Linchpin Ranch, a turnkey hunting and recreational property located in Kent County, Texas. Conveniently situated approximately 18 miles southwest of Spur and 36 miles northeast of Post, the ranch is accessed via a deeded easement and offers outstanding improvements, excellent wildlife habitat, and remarkable recreational opportunities. Location • Topography The ranch features diverse terrain ranging from gently rolling country on the eastern portion of the property to more rugged topography along the western side as the land drains toward White River. Elevations range from approximately 2,190 feet to 2,090 feet above sea level. A healthy canopy of native brush, including mesquite and cedar, provides excellent wildlife cover, while the grass turf throughout the ranch is considered outstanding. The area receives an average annual rainfall of approximately 20.75 inches. Improvements The Linchpin Ranch is exceptionally well improved and ready for immediate enjoyment. Main Residence Built in 2022, the 1,925-square-foot manufactured home features a beautiful farmhouse-style design with: • 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms • Spacious kitchen with large island • Stainless steel appliances • Farmhouse sink • Butler’s pantry • Large master suite with dual walk-in closets • Master bath with double vanity, soaking tub, and rain-head shower • Two guest bedrooms with walk-in closets • Shared guest bath with tub/shower combination • Covered back porch • Outdoor fire pit area Barndominium & Shop The property also includes a well-designed entertainment barndominium featuring: • Large gathering and entertainment area • Wet bar • Full bathroom • Shop space • Equipment storage • Covered parking area • Water storage facilities All improvements will convey fully furnished, excluding the seller’s personal items. Hunting • Recreation The ranch offers outstanding hunting opportunities with abundant populations of: • Whitetail deer • Bobwhite quail • Rio Grande turkey • Dove • Feral hogs Included with the sale are: • Three executive-style insulated deer blinds • Three corn feeders • One protein feeder Water The property does not have underground water resources. Water for the improvements is supplied through a 3,000-gallon holding tank. Water is purchased in Spur and transported to the ranch using a water trailer, which will convey with the sale. Broker's Comments If you are seeking a highly improved, turnkey hunting and recreational ranch within convenient driving distance of Lubbock or Abilene, the Linchpin Ranch deserves your consideration. The combination of quality improvements, excellent wildlife habitat, and ready-to-enjoy amenities makes this a rare offering in today's market. Price $899,000 For additional information or to schedule a private showing, call Brendan Garrison at (806) 790-5900

The Strayhorn Polar Ranch has been proudly held by the same family since the 1950s, offering a rare opportunity to own a legacy property rich in character. Spanning 640 acres, this cattle/recreational ranch is surrounded by large neighboring tracts, creating a private and peaceful setting ideal for a weekend retreat or full-time escape. Mackenzie Mountain provides as a great backdrop for many of the ranch's most breathtaking views. A large wheat field enhances the property’s functionality, offering improved grazing potential for cattle and wildlife. The property is currently leased for cattle and hunting. The solar pump belongs to the rancher along with all hunting blinds and feeders. All mineral rights will be retained by the seller.

Located along the Kent County and Dickens County line in West Texas, this approximately 82.43-acre recreational and hunting property offers a diverse combination of native grassland, mature timber, creek-bottom habitat, existing utilities and convenient county road access. Approximately 10 miles from Spur, 21 miles from Dickens and 78 miles from Lubbock, the property provides a practical location for buyers searching for West Texas hunting land, recreational acreage or a rural property with established infrastructure. One of the defining features of this tract is dry Duck Creek, which loops through the property and creates a natural corridor through the landscape. Although the creek is described as seasonal, its course adds terrain variation and supports areas of thicker vegetation and mature trees. The combination of the creek corridor, wooded cover, brush and open native grass creates multiple habitat types within approximately 80 acres. This diversity gives the property added character while providing the cover and travel corridors important to wildlife. The property has a large population of whitetail deer, wild hogs and turkey. Duck Creek and the surrounding area have long been known locally for producing quality whitetail bucks, as can be seen in the game photos. Mature trees along the creek provide substantial overhead cover, while native grasses and brush add bedding, screening and transitional habitat. Open areas positioned near thicker cover can provide hunters with opportunities to monitor wildlife movement and develop additional hunting setups based on prevailing winds and seasonal patterns. Existing hunting improvements further support the recreational use of the property. One elevated hunting blind, two stand-and-fill broadcast feeders, and a nice archery blind are already positioned on the acreage, overlooking areas where open ground transitions into thicker brush and timber. These existing setups give a new owner a starting point for hunting the property while still leaving room to modify stand locations, establish additional shooting lanes or implement a more intensive wildlife and habitat management plan. Beyond hunting, the property already has two important pieces of rural infrastructure in place: electricity and a water well. Having electrical service and an existing water source on site can be valuable for future recreational improvements, subject to verification of the well, electrical service, county requirements and the buyer's intended use. For someone considering a hunting camp, equipment area or other improvements, this existing infrastructure can reduce the amount of initial utility development compared with completely unimproved recreational land. Access is another strong feature. The acreage has county road frontage on two sides, creating convenient approaches to the property and multiple options for entering different portions of the tract. This can be particularly useful on hunting acreage because multiple access points may allow a hunter or land manager to plan entry according to wind direction, hunting location and property-management needs. Interior trails and openings visible throughout the acreage also provide routes for navigating portions of the property. Older fencing is present, with some perimeter fencing still intact. Prospective buyers should inspect the fencing to determine its current condition and what repairs or replacement may be appropriate for their intended use. The landscape itself ranges from broad native-grass openings to brush-covered draws and mature wooded creek bottom. Large trees within the creek corridor create a noticeably different environment from the surrounding open country and add another layer of habitat diversity to this West Texas recreational property. Location adds to the tract's usability. The property is approximately 10 miles from Spur, Texas, 21 miles from Dickens and 78 miles from Lubbock, with the Lubbock drive estimated at about one hour and 20 minutes. That places supplies and services within reach while retaining the rural setting expected from hunting land in Kent and Dickens Counties. The combination of open country and wooded creek habitat is what separates this tract from a more uniform parcel of West Texas acreage. Whether the focus is whitetail deer, turkey, hog hunting, wildlife management or simply owning a manageable recreational property with utilities already on site, this Kent and Dickens County acreage offers multiple ways to use and improve the land over time. All acreage, distances, wildlife information, utility information, boundaries and improvements should be independently verified by the buyer. Hunting seasons, bag limits and regulations are subject to change. Consult Texas Parks and Wildlife Department regulations before hunting. Details: Approximately 82.43± acres spanning Kent and Dickens Counties, Texas Approximately 10 miles from Spur, 21 miles from Dickens and 78 miles from Lubbock Dry Duck Creek loops through the property, adding terrain and habitat diversity Diverse mix of mature trees, native grasses, brush, open ground and creek-bottom cover High populations of quality whitetail deer, wild hogs, and turkey Hunting blinds and feeders in place will convey with the property Electricity already on site Water well on site County road frontage on two sides for convenient property access Older fencing with portions of the perimeter fencing intact The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

This quarter section offers a great opportunity with CRP income and Duck Creek located just over a mile away. The Kent Quarter consists of 160± acres enrolled in CRP, originally planted with a native seed mixture and covered by a current contract through 2031. Cultivated acreage in the surrounding area provides seasonal forage for local wildlife, adding to the property’s appeal. Contact Rory today to discuss the many possibilities this property offers and to schedule a tour. Location: The ranch is located in northern Kent County. There is excellent access to the property from FM 643 along the south side and Kent County Road 118 to the west. Local communities in the area include Spur (14 miles) and Jayton (13 miles). The Kent Quarter is 53 miles from Snyder, 84 miles from Lubbock, 98 miles from Abilene, with Midland being 142 miles away and 245 miles to Fort Worth. Acreage: Kent Quarter is 160 acres of native grass enrolled in the NRCS Conservation Reserve Program. The brush encroachment across the pasture should be addressed at some point to remain in CRP. The mesquite brush is of varying age, size, and density across the acreage—which produces a good mosaic of cover. Topography: The property is generally flat with only around 20 feet of topographic roll, as it was previously cultivated land until the 1980s. The old field terraces are still in place across the range. Rainfall and Elevation: According to the Texas Almanac, Kent County averages 20.75” of rainfall annually. The elevation ranges from 2150’ in the NW corner of the property, rolling to 2130' in the SE. Cover: The cover changes across the property. With open, thicker, and variable amounts in the pasture. The acreage has mostly mesquite brush, but there are also a few catclaw acacias, some prickly pear, and a few hog plum as well. Fences: The Kent Quarter is partially fenced. There is fencing on the east and north sides of the property, and it is in good shape. The south and west sides are not fenced. Utilities: There is no electricity currently on the ranch; however, there are electric lines along FM & CR frontage (south and west sides). South Plains Electric Co-Op provides electric service to the area. Water: There is currently no water source on the property. However, underground water is available in the area, offering the potential for future well development. Hunting: Kent Quarter has not been hunted in decades. With Duck Creek in the area, the game will be passing through and using the acreage. The cultivation around the ranch provides seasonal forage and an additional attractant for game. Wildlife that inhabits the area includes white-tailed deer and feral hogs. Bobwhite quail have also been observed on the property, and dove hunting in the area can be productive and exciting. Coyotes, bobcats, and various other varmints call the area home as well. There are game camera photos of white-tailed deer, bobwhite quail, and hogs from the property. Residence and Improvements: The ranch is unimproved acreage with no structures or facilities. Mineral Rights: Sold as surface estate only. Price: The property is being offered at $352,000.