Nolan County, Texas Land For Sale (27 results)

Buffalo 4 Ranch 1,137 Acres Premium Turnkey High-Fence Game Ranch Blackwell, Texas Runnels & Nolan Counties Property Overview Buffalo 4 Ranch offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a fully turnkey, high-fence game ranch totaling 1,137 contiguous acres in the heart of West-Central Texas. Spanning both Runnels and Nolan Counties, the ranch balances luxury accommodations, superior wildlife habitat, refined infrastructure, and remarkable natural diversity. The landscape features 380 feet of elevation change ranging from 2,400 ft to 2,020 ft, offering dramatic views, rolling hills, deep draws, and secluded canyons. High-fence boundaries and cross-fenced pastures create a controlled environment for wildlife management, livestock, and recreational use. Airport Access & Drive Times DFW International Airport: approx. 233 miles Abilene Regional Airport (ABI): approx. 58 miles AustinBergstrom International Airport: approx. 238 miles Waco Regional Airport: approx. 386 miles The ranch is conveniently accessible via paved highway, offering privacy without sacrificing accessibility for owners and guests. Water Infrastructure Buffalo 4 Ranch is exceptionally well-watered and designed for dependable, year-round wildlife and livestock support: 7 ponds located throughout the ranch 2 electric water wells, both residences on water filtration systems 3 solar wells feeding trough systems strategically placed across the property Wildlife, Hunting & Feed Systems This ranch is currently operating outside of an MLD breeding program, maintaining a healthy and balanced multi-species population. Wildlife includes: Whitetail deer, historically producing Boone & Crockett to 300"+ trophy quality Axis, Blackbuck, Fallow deer, Transcaspian sheep Turkey, Dove, Quail, Ducks, and Feral hogs Supporting the wildlife program are: 13 deer feeders 12 protein feeders 11 premium hunting stands The ranch has been heavily and professionally managed with excellent success. Game-to-acre ratios are nearly 1:1, supported by food plots, diverse vegetation, and robust water sources. Vegetation, Timber & Habitat Diversity Located in a transition zone between the Rolling Plains and northern Edwards Plateau, Buffalo 4 Ranch boasts exceptional habitat diversity. Primary Tree & Brush Species Live oak (large, established motts) Post oak Mesquite Ashe juniper (cedar) Hackberry Elm Chinaberry (limited) Understory & Shrub Species Lotebush Elbowbush Catclaw acacia Whitebrush Skunkbush sumac Redberry juniper Wild plum / sand plum thickets Native Grasses & Forbs Little, Big, and Silver bluestem Sideoats grama Buffalograss Texas wintergrass Indiangrass Switchgrass KR & Old World bluestem (improved areas) Seasonal forbs such as sunflower, croton, broomweed Wild rye and panicum grasses in drainages This outstanding vegetation mix provides abundant browse, cover, mast, and nesting habitat, producing a top-tier environment for both native and exotic game species. Residences & Improvements Main Residence 2,214 sq ft (Built 2022) A high-end, 2-story lodge-style home featuring: Luxury plank flooring throughout 18 ft ceilings in the living room (18 20 ft) with plywood-backed walls for trophy mounts Gourmet kitchen (13 18 ft) with quartz counters, double oven, wine fridge, walk-in pantry, electric cooktop & oven Dining room (18 15 ft) Whole-home and outdoor stereo system Bedrooms & Baths Master suite (24 22 ft) upstairs with sitting area, wine fridge, wet bar, coffee station Oversized master bath with dual sinks, quartz counters, shower/tub combo, extensive built-ins Guest bedrooms with built-ins, walk-in closets, and en-suite options Mud room (8 10 ft), utility room (8 8 ft), hall bathroom, and additional storage throughout Garage & Processing Facilities 37 40 ft insulated garage with temperature-controlled half bath Commercial heater, commercial-grade freezer & fridge, commercial ice machine Water filtration system for both homes Exterior 40 10 ft covered animal processing area with walk-in freezer and electric winch Outdoor Living Front porch: 12 23 ft Side porch: 12 77 ft Back porch: 14 50 ft Second Residence 1,683 sq ft (Built 2017) A well-appointed single-story guest or staff home with: New HVAC and heating Stained concrete floors Granite counters and knotty alder cabinets Eat-in kitchen and center island Master suite with walk-in closet Two additional bedrooms with walk-in closets (one with built-in bunks) Covered 8 60 ft back porch Pull-through garage (13 32 ft) Additional Ranch Infrastructure Tractor & equipment barn Two 300-gallon fuel tanks 15,000 lb split feed silo Well-designed cow pens Extensive network of interior ranch roads year-round accessible High-fence perimeter and cross-fencing with low barbed-wire T-post construction Approx. 150 acres of established food plots Turnkey Offering Buffalo 4 Ranch is offered turnkey, with the majority of furnishings conveying. Nearly every element of the property homes, feed systems, water infrastructure, fencing, and wildlife is ready for immediate use. This ranch represents a rare opportunity to acquire a luxury recreational estate, an elite high-fence hunting operation, or a legacy family property with extraordinary improvements and exceptional habitat. Offered at: $6,100,000 All information in this advertisement & herein is considered reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all information in MLS, marketing or website including but not limited to schools, square footage, acres, taxes, easements & minerals.

Your West Texas Dream Awaits: 10-16 Acre Tracts Near Lake Sweetwater! Escape to the wide-open spaces you've been dreaming of! We have beautiful 10 to 16-acre tracts for sale just three miles south of I-20. Enjoy the ease of a paved access road and the convenience of being only a 10-minute drive to Lake Sweetwater. Each property boasts mature trees, offering a touch of natural beauty. Prices start at just $64,999 for 10 acres, and financing is available to help make your dream a reality. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Ready to learn more or schedule a visit? Contact Ryan at 432-209-5203 today!

BOYD RANCH5,320 Acres Price: $19,500,000.00 Acreage: 5,320 (SUBJECT TO SURVEY) Address: 5710A FM 2035, Blackwell, Texas 79506 County: Nolan Secondary County: Taylor Status: Available Water Rights: All Convey Mineral Rights: Seller will convey any owned minerals Wind Rights: All Convey Description Boyd Ranch is a rare legacy showplace in Nolan County, Texas and Taylor County, Texas, carrying forward the heritage of legendary horseman and rancher Buster Welch and later Sweetwater oilman Bob Adkins, now offered at $19,500,000. This 5,320 acre ranch functions equally well as a corporate retreat, serious hunting and cattle operation, and multi-generational family getaway with excellent access, abundant water, and a rich history woven into every canyon and ridgeline. Location and Access Situated in the rolling country of Nolan County, Boyd Ranch lies approximately 34 miles from Abilene, 20 miles from Sweetwater, 15 miles from Merkel, 128 miles from Midland, and about 200 miles from the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. The ranch offers convenient access to both public and private airports in Abilene, making arrival for owners, guests, and corporate groups efficient in all seasons. Well-maintained interior roads allow most showings and ranch use to be conducted from a pickup rather than a UTV, with improved routes leading from the main entrance through scenic lookouts and down to headquarters. Historical Significance Boyd Ranch carries a distinguished Western pedigree, having been owned and operated by famed horseman Buster Welch, whose horsemanship legacy is recognized across the cutting horse and ranching world. It was later owned by Bob Adkins, a prominent oilman from Sweetwater, Texas, further cementing its place as a notable holding in this part of the state. The current owner has assembled additional acreage in four purchases over the years. The ranch's current use as both a working operation and a setting for corporate and family gatherings maintains that tradition of hospitality, horsemanship, and stewardship on a grand landscape. Headquarters and Improvements The primary residence at headquarters is an approximately 4,560 square-foot home offering 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, designed for comfort and entertainment on a ranch scale. The well-appointed kitchen features a double oven, large island, extensive counter space for serious cooking, and an industrial built-in refrigerator, supported by two HVAC units and a 24 kW generator for added peace of mind. Just steps away, the historic little house, once used for day-rate cowboys, now offers a 1,392 square-foot, 2-bedroom, 2-bath cottage with kitchen and living area, ideal for guests, family, or staff. This property is offered fully furnished and is completely turnkey. Cook Shack and Entertaining The classic Cook Shack is in excellent condition and is tailored for entertaining hunters, clients, or large family groups in authentic ranch style. It includes a bunk room, washer and dryer, commercial-style gas stove, commercial grill and griddle, two wood-burning fireplaces, a large, screened porch, and a full bathroom, creating a self-contained gathering hub. Whether hosting a weekend hunt, corporate retreat, or holiday gathering, this structure anchors the social life of the ranch in a warm, inviting setting. Barns, Storage, and Working Facilities Boyd Ranch is well-outfitted with functional and flexible support improvements. An open-air barn measuring approximately 84100 feet (about 8,400 square feet) provide significant covered parking or shaded outdoor workspace for equipment, trailers, or gatherings. An older set of horse stalls at roughly 3649 feet (about 1,764 square feet) offer traditional stall space for horses, preserving the property's equine heritage. A newly erected 5050 barn delivers approximately 2,500 square feet of enclosed storage, ideal for housing equipment, buggies, corn, and other ranch necessities, while a tornado shelter near the little house adds an extra layer of safety. Water Resources and Infrastructure One of the defining strengths of Boyd Ranch is its water. There are currently about 15 water wells on the property, with 13 reported as operational, providing ample supply for all residential and ranch needs with capacity to spare. Four former windmill wells have been converted to solar pumps, improving reliability and efficiency, while four electric wells are dedicated to the headquarters area, collectively producing around 40 gallons per minute to serve the house and supporting infrastructure. Multiple surface tanks scattered across the ranch, coupled with excellent prospects for additional wells, create a robust water system that supports both livestock and wildlife. Terrain, Habitat, and Elevation The ranch spans classic Mulberry Canyon country, with elevation ranging from approximately 2,480 feet at the higher ridges down to around 2,080 feet in the lower country. This relief creates a visually compelling landscape of rolling breaks, long vistas, and sheltered draws, ideal for both livestock and wildlife. While perimeter and interior fences are generally functional, a newly added section of high fence, approximately 2.5 miles along the north entrance, enhances control and management options for wildlife and livestock. Wildlife, Hunting, and Recreation Boyd Ranch is an outstanding hunting and recreational property with a thriving native game population. Whitetail deer numbers are strong and have benefited from lighter hunting pressure over the past three to four years, and an audad herd of roughly 30 head roams the canyons and rimrock. Bobwhite quail are on the rebound and increasing in number, joined by plentiful wild hogs, turkey, and a variety of native game, with three recent sightings of mountain lions adding to the sense of true wild country. The ranch includes 12 deer blinds and feeders in place, creating a ready-made hunting layout for family and guests. Mystique, History, and Lifestyle Beyond its agricultural and recreational merits, Boyd Ranch holds a unique sense of mystique and discovery. A conquistador's breastplate was reportedly found inside a cave on the property, and metal detecting has turned up traces of gold and silver ore, fueling stories of buried treasure hidden in the canyons. There are numerous unexplored caves on the property, leaving some mysteries uncovered by the new owner. The historic Forty Niner Mail Route once went through the portions of the Boyd Ranch. Additionally, the outskirts of the Boyd Ranch encompass the Butterfield Trail and Outlaw Canyon. Today the ranch serves as an exceptional corporate retreat and gathering place for families, offering luxury accommodations, serious infrastructure, and an authentic working-ranch feel. With its deep history, dramatic terrain, abundant wildlife, and first-class improvements, Boyd Ranch stands ready for its next steward to carry the legacy forward. Exclusions All heavy equipment, trucks and trailers are excluded from the purchase. Broker and Commission Disclosure Buyer's Agent/Broker must be identified upon first contact with Listing Broker/Listing Agent and Buyer's Agent must be present at the initial property tour in order to participate in any real estate commission. Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of the Listing Broker. Listing Agent: Matthew Price, McCullar Properties Group Sales Agent License Number: 0805135 Telephone: 325-280-7809 Listing Broker: Clay McCullar, McCullar Properties Group Broker License Number: 0635496 Telephone: 325-665-4037

We are pleased to present the exclusive listing of this 129 acre property in Nolan County. With incredible amenities and wonderful topography, this property is a perfect spot for a weekend getaway or a place to call home. Location: Located just East of HWY 70, this property is roughly 15 miles outside of Sweetwater, 55 miles from Abilene, and 137 miles from Lubbock. SH 153 runs along the west side of the property, granting easy access from any angle. County Road access provides more access points, with CR 231 running North and South along the eastern border, Land: The land consists of a number of various soil types. Tobosa clay with 0-1% slopes covers around 28% of the land, Kavett clay (1-3% slope) comprises roughly 24%, and Valera silty clay (0-3% slopes) makes up just under 14% of the ground. For a full soils report, please contact the listing agent. Water: There are a total of 3 water wells. Improvements: The property has an array of various improvements. The Home Place tract has two houses on it. The main house is a 2 bed, 2 bathroom house, and also features a 4 bedroom, 2 bath guest house. This tract also includes a barn, a workshop with a garage, a pickleball court, and a 1997 model F-150 pickup and bumper pull trailer that will convey with an acceptable offer. The Home Place is fully fenced. Hunting/Farming/Government Programs: There are various hunting opportunities on the property, including deer, hogs, turkey, quail, dove, and other varmints. Minerals: All mineral ownership currently held will be retained by the seller. Price: The full 129 acres is being offered at $572,647, or roughly $4,439/acre. Listed By: Tommy Mack Kingston, Realtor 806-759-2243 TX Real Estate Group Keller Williams Realty Notes: Buyer is encouraged to conduct their own due diligence prior to purchasing. All info listed above is according to the best knowledge of the seller and other relevant sources. The TX Real Estate Group will not be held liable for any information found to be inaccurate during or after closing the buying process. All buyers agents must be identified on first contact and accompany buyers on all showings in order to be given full participation fee. If these requirements are not met, participation fee will be at the sole discretion of the TX Real Estate Group.

JUST REDUCED! We are pleased to have obtained the exclusive listing of this 115.4 acre property in Nolan County, Texas. This property presents potential buyers with a unique opportunity to obtain an already income-producing property, while also exploring options for further production or recreational uses. Location: Just a 25 minute drive (20 miles) from Sweetwater, and under an hour from Abilene (42 miles), this tract allows for an easy weekend getaway, or even a manageable drive if a buyer desires to live on the property. Just East of HWY 70, access can be obtained by FM 126 on the West side of the property, and County Road 310 runs North and South alongside the western border of the land. Land: Tobosa clay covers around 56% of the acres, with 0-1% slopes in these areas. Hermleigh clay covers another 15% or so, also with 0-1% slopes. Roscoe clay, Kavett clay, Pyron clay loam, and other soil types can be found throughout the property. For a full soils report, please contact the listing agent. Water: There is one domestic well on the property. Improvements: The property features a house located just South of County Road 178. The house is a three bedroom, one bathroom home with a living room, washroom, large kitchen area, garage, and a concrete storm cellar/shelter. Government Programs: The property is currently enrolled in CRP and has roughly 9 years remaining. Earning $24.02 an acre totally $2,771 per year on the 115.4 Acres. Price: The farm is being offered at $274,075, or $2,383/acre. Notes: Buyer is encouraged to conduct their own due diligence prior to purchasing. All info listed above is according to the best knowledge of the seller and other relevant sources. The TX Real Estate Group will not be held liable for any information found to be inaccurate during or after closing the buying process. All buyers agents must be identified on first contact and accompany buyers on all showings in order to be given full participation fee. If these requirements are not met, participation fee will be at the sole discretion of the TX Real Estate Group.

We are pleased to present the exclusive listing of this 160 acre property in Nolan County. With incredible amenities and wonderful topography, this property is a unique combination of cultivated land and grass. Location: Located just East of HWY 70, this property is roughly 15 miles outside of Sweetwater, 55 miles from Abilene, and 137 miles from Lubbock. SH 153 runs through the heart of the property, granting easy access from any angle. County Road access provides more access points, with CR 234 running North and South along the western border. Land: The land consists of a number of various soil types. Tobosa clay with 0-1% slopes covers around 28% of the land, Kavett clay (1-3% slope) comprises roughly 24%, and Valera silty clay (0-3% slopes) makes up just under 14% of the ground. For a full soils report, please contact the listing agent. Water: There is one water well on the property, along with a pond located on the east side of SH153. Improvements: 29 acres fenced on east side of SH 153 Hunting/Farming/Government Programs: There are various hunting opportunities on the property, including deer, hogs, turkey, quail, dove, and other varmints. The cultivation on the property is being farmed by a tenant, who would be willing to continue should the new owner so choose. Minerals: All mineral ownership currently held will be retained by the seller. Price: The full 160 acres is being offered at $359,270 or roughly $2,245/acre. Notes: Buyer is encouraged to conduct their own due diligence prior to purchasing. All info listed above is according to the best knowledge of the seller and other relevant sources. The TX Real Estate Group will not be held liable for any information found to be inaccurate during or after closing the buying process. All buyers agents must be identified on first contact and accompany buyers on all showings in order to be given full participation fee. If these requirements are not met, participation fee will be at the sole discretion of the TX Real Estate Group.

320 Acres Nolan County, TexasAbout 40 minutes southwest of Abilene, this 320 acre ranch is set up for both cattle and hunting. North Fork Valley Creek runs through the middle, with an excellent site to build a five-acre lake. The property has three water wells. The perimeter fence is in place and in fair condition, with a solid set of big cedar-stave cattle working pens. All the grubbed/cleared areas were done by the owner, who has also worked as a contractor clearing other ranches in the area, both privately and through the EQIP program. All grubbed areas have been reseeded in a 7-way native grass mix, producing a healthy stand of all seven grasses. Surrounded by larger ranches that practice brush control, grass reseeding, and wildlife management, this place benefits from strong neighboring stewardship. There is no oilfield activityonly one decommissioned gas line easement along the north fence line. No one sets foot on this place unless they own it. Wind turbines are visible in the distance, but due to the topography, they are barely noticeable unless you're looking for them. Neighboring ranches are improving their land with extensive mesquite and cedar grubbing, reseeding, and stock pond development. Forbs and grasses are abundant, and mature hardwoods line the creek. Three partially fenced areas are ideal for wildlife food plots. This ranch will support at least one animal unit per 25 acres, thanks to successful reseeding. The creek is ephemeral, with sections cutting 8-foot banks into limestoneevidence of heavy water flow during rainy periods. A prime location exists to build a five-acre lake, with a good clay layer underneath. This property is well-suited for a buyer to utilize the EQIP program for cross-fencing and lake construction. Wildlife is plentiful, including deer, turkey, dove, quail, hogs, and varmints. Deer blinds and feeders convey. The brick home features three bedrooms and two baths and has been completely rebuilt with all-new plumbing, electrical, HVAC, windows, flooring, granite, cabinets, appliances, and a metal roof. It offers a large living area, updated kitchen, master suite, and an RV hookup with water and power. This is a solid cattle and hunting property with strong long-term investment potential in an area known for wildlife management. With all neighboring ranches actively improving their land, this area is positioned for appreciationespecially being so close to Abilene. Located in the Blackwell School District, which offers excellent incentives for families. This is a ranch purchase no one will regret.

We are pleased to present the exclusive listing of this 152 acre property in Nolan County. With incredible amenities and wonderful topography, this property is a unique combination of cultivated land, and grass. Location: Located just East of HWY 70, this property is roughly 15 miles outside of Sweetwater, 55 miles from Abilene, and 137 miles from Lubbock. SH 153 runs through the heart of the property, granting easy access from any angle. County Road access provides more access points, with CR 231 running North and South along the eastern border, and county road 179 stretches across the southern border. Land: The land consists of a number of various soil types. Roughly 40% of the ground consist of Tobasa clay Roughly 20% of the ground consist of Roscoe clay Roughly 20% of the ground consist of Hermleigh clay Roughly 10% of the ground consist of Kavett Clay For a full soils report, please contact the listing agent. Water: There is one water well on the property. Wind: The sellers receive roughly $7,000 / year via wind energy royalties. The sellers will convey all wind rights and wind royalties with an acceptable offer. For more information on this, please contact the listing agent. Hunting/Farming/Government Programs: There are various hunting opportunities on the property, including deer, hogs, turkey, quail, dove, and other varmints. The cultivation on the property is being farmed by a tenant, who would be willing to continue should the new owner so choose. Minerals: All mineral ownership currently held will be retained by the seller. Price: The property is being offered at $288,937 or $1,900 an acre. Notes: Buyer is encouraged to conduct their own due diligence prior to purchasing. All info listed above is according to the best knowledge of the seller and other relevant sources. The TX Real Estate Group will not be held liable for any information found to be inaccurate during or after closing the buying process. All buyers agents must be identified on first contact and accompany buyers on all showings in order to be given full participation fee. If these requirements are not met, participation fee will be at the sole discretion of the TX Real Estate Group.

Nolan 361 is what youll find south of Lake Sweetwater. Located along FM 2035, this property offers you a changing landscape. Starting with the new mobile home, electricity, and water meter near the paved road, the base camp also has RV connection and a stunning view of the entire property back to the west. As you traverse your way towards the rest of the property, you start to understand that the property ahead of you just wants to be explored. The property is full of wildlife. The belt of mesquites flows like a river across the property, providing nice open areas and a level of protection that makes this property special. The taller parts of the property look down on the lower areas and provide gorgeous views of Cottonwood Mountain in the distance. Just minutes away from the lake, Sweetwater and interstate access, this property will make a nice place to hang your hat. Surveyed and ready to sell, come take a look. Give Dan Byerly a call at (325) 665-3489. Driving Directions: At the intersection of I-20 and Lamar Street in Sweetwater, go south on State Hwy 70 for 3.3 miles, left onto FM 1856 for 3.8 miles, keep right on to CR 247 for 0.3 miles, keep right onto CR 230 for a mile, left on CR 230 for 1 mile, right onto FM 2035 for 1.3 miles, and property on right hand side. Location: This property is about 13 miles SE of Sweetwater, 41 miles west of Abilene, 78 miles north of San Angelo, 120 miles east of Midland, and 136 miles southeast of Lubbock. The Sweetwater Lake is only 4 miles away. Acreage: This property is approximately 361 acres. A recent survey is available. Topography: Southeast of Sweetwater near the foothills of the surrounding mesas, this property has a nice roll to it. Rainfall/Elevation: Nolan County has an average annual rainfall of 22 inches. The elevation at the property ranges from 2170 to 2240. Cover: The property has a thick cover of Juniper and Mesquite with some mature Willow trees in the lower areas. Fences: Fences are mostly cedar posts and barbed wire with a new metal barbed wire fence along the south side. Utilities: Electricity is install on the property. The buyer or buyers agent should verify all utilities. Water: The property has a water well that needs repair and two old stock tanks. Rural water has been installed for the new mobile home. . Buyer or buyers agent should verify all water. Hunting: The hunting opportunities are great. The existing owners have four to five areas that can be hunted, and the rolling terrain allows for that to happen easily without fear of shooting into one anothers lane. Good-sized whitetails, feral hogs, and quail have been seen. Rio Grande turkeys are known to be in the area, and plenty of varmints roam the property. Residence and Improvements: The 2024 manufactured home is three bedrooms and two bathrooms with a nice open concept for the kitchen and living space. Minerals: The seller does not have minerals to convey. Price: The property is priced at $1,138,350. The information contained herein is believed to be true and correct. However, Ekdahl Real Estate does not give any warranty for its accuracy. It is the buyer or buyers agent responsibility to verify all information. Please be advised that Ekdahl Real Estate represents the seller in this transaction. 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 Ekdahl Real Estate. No trespassing. Sellers agent must be present for showings. Since 1980, Ekdahl Real Estate has been a leader in West Texas real estate, providing world-class service to clients throughout Texas and Oklahoma. A full-service brokerage, Ekdahl specializes in farm and ranch, recreational, residential, and commercial properties, providing clients with an exceptional buying and selling experience. Headquartered in Stamford, Texas, Ekdahl also has offices located in Abilene, Anson, Aspermont, and Rotan, with dedicated and knowledgeable agents serving the areas. Visit ekdahlrealestate.net for more information and to view current properties.

JUST REDUCED! We are pleased to have obtained the exclusive listing of this 213.26 acre property in Nolan County, Texas. This property presents potential buyers with a unique opportunity to obtain an already income-producing property, while also exploring options for further production or recreational uses. Location: Just a 25 minute drive (20 miles) from Sweetwater, and under an hour from Abilene (42 miles), this tract allows for an easy weekend getaway, or even a manageable drive if a buyer desires to live on the property. Just East of HWY 70, access can be obtained by FM 126 on the West side of the property, and County Road 310 runs North and South alongside the western border of the land. Land: Tobosa clay covers around 56% of the acres, with 0-1% slopes in these areas. Hermleigh clay covers another 15% or so, also with 0-1% slopes. Roscoe clay, Kavett clay, Pyron clay loam, and other soil types can be found throughout the property. For a full soils report, please contact the listing agent. Government Programs: The property is currently enrolled in CRP and has roughly 9 years remaining. The CRP is earning $5120.10 annually, $24.02/acre on the 213.26 acres. Additional Income: The sellers receive a minimum of $10,000 annually via the two wind turbines on the property. These rights and income would convey to the buyer with an acceptable offer. Minerals: Seller will retain minerals. The seller is conveying the wind rights of the two turbines on the property. Price: The farm is being offered at $553,090, or $2,597/acre. Notes: Buyer is encouraged to conduct their own due diligence prior to purchasing. All info listed above is according to the best knowledge of the seller and other relevant sources. The TX Real Estate Group will not be held liable for any information found to be inaccurate during or after closing the buying process. All buyers agents must be identified on first contact and accompany buyers on all showings in order to be given full participation fee. If these requirements are not met, participation fee will be at the sole discretion of the TX Real Estate Group.

Discover unparalleled country living at 326 County Road 121 in Sweetwater, TX. This expansive 62.35-acre estate features a spacious 2,717 sq ft, 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home perched atop a hill, offering breathtaking panoramic views. The residence boasts an open-concept floor plan with a large living area, formal dining, breakfast nook, and a chefs kitchen equipped with custom cabinets. The master suite includes a cozy fireplace, built-in shelving, and a generous walk-in closet. Additional amenities comprise a 3-car garage with two storage rooms, a cellar/safe room, and an elevator for easy access to the main floor. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the 40x100 metal shop with electricity, a large barn with stalls and pens, and pipe fencing along the paved driveway. This property seamlessly blends luxurious living with functional agricultural facilities, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking tranquility and versatility.

211 acres in Nolan County across the road from Lake Trammell. This property will be suitable as a hunter's property a little get away from the city. It has had no hunting activity for at least 10 years. 140 feet of elevation change. topograpghy us Hilly and rough. Electricity is in the area, not connected to the property. Water would be supplied by water well. Spectacular views. The Deer hunting on this property is excellent. This a rough hilly place with lot of wildlife. If you like them rough with tons of wildlife, this is your place. Taxes for 2024: $112.84 Price: $2,995 per acre. Contact Clay McCulllar 325-665-4037

Prime Ranch Land with Excellent Water Features! Seize the opportunity to own 109 acres of versatile ranch land in Blackwell, Texas, offering a combination of secure perimeter fencing and reliable water sources, making it ideal for livestock, hunting, or building your dream home. This tract boasts excellent fencing with two sides featuring sturdy net wire topped with two strands of barbed wire for added security and containment. The remaining two sides are also securely fenced with barbed wire. The property benefits from two all-weather tanks, ensuring a consistent water supply for livestock and wildlife, even during drier seasons. Located in an area known for producing large whitetail deer, turkey, quail, dove, feral hogs, and other varmint, this property presents an excellent opportunity for hunting and recreational activities. Call Dustanna Spencer with Hunter Ranch & Realty for more information and a private tour!

Situated just south of Sweetwater is an awesome opportunity to own your own piece of Texas. This ranch is nearly 300 acres. There are two homes on the property. The first is a 2/2 mobile home in great shape that would be perfect for hunters. The old homeplace is a 3/2 that has had some renovations started and just needs someone to put their own touch on it. The ranch has views that are unmatched. Plenty of room to run cows or any other livestock. There is a good cover of cedar, mesquite and hackberry that provides good hunting. Call Hunter Ranch and Realty for more info or a showing.

This commercial property has it all. Commercial properties of this caliber do not come available that often in the area. Great opportunity to have a turn key office, shop and fenced in yard. The yard has a great rock road base around the entire lot and is partially fenced with metal pipe fencing. The office area is incredible with 3 offices and a conference room (could be a 4th office), kitchenette, waiting area with rock fireplace, several storage closets, a pantry, utility closet and nice built-ins. There is covered parking along both sides of the office and a large 50 covered porch area along the front. There is also a nice entrance off the main highway into the property and a back entrance off the road running along the railroad. The shop is 100X50, breezeway is 16X50 and office is 50X50. Please call to setup a viewing today at 325.235.1522 or 325.728.0139.

Large commercial building for sale! The building currently hosts Sierra Security Systems & Boost mobile and features a large corner lot, paved parking, small pipe fenced area for parking equipment, numerous potential uses, 1 show room, 2 bathrooms, 1 kitchen/break area, 1 large conference room, 2 offices, 1 storage room, and a large shop area with 4 12ft roll up doors. Buyer's agent to verify all measurements. Property features approximately 48 ft of road frontage on Lamar street. Call 325-864-0409 for more information and a private tour.

This vacant 29.618 acres sit right between SE Georgia Ave and East Bradford Lane, has 60ft of I20 frontage road access, and is zoned H. Give Dustanna Spencer a call today 325-864-0409 for a private showing and lets discuss all the future potential this property has to offer! Aerial photos coming soon!!!!

HUNTER'S DREAM. All utilities. 3 tanks-1 stocked. 3 bed, 2 bath. 3 conex containers plus storage bldg. Completely fenced with HIGH FENCE on west boundary. Ag use. Rolling terrain, some clearing has been done. Whitetail, turkey, dove & an occasional exotic. 2 HOUR DRIVE FROM MIDLAND. Buyer to verify schools and taxes. Copyright © 2025 Odessa Board of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Maddox and Associates is proud to announce the exclusive listing of the 4,252 acre Hickman Eagle Creek Ranch. Located just minutes west of Blackwell, Texas, is a long-time family ranch. The Hickman family has been ranching in this part of Texas for many generations. Beautiful Eagle Creek meanders the length of the ranch from west to east, nestled among century-old Pecan Trees. Springs provide water intermittently throughout the ranch, and in average rainfall years, Eagle Creek runs clear and cold most of the year. Many areas along Eagle Creek are forestlike with the towering Pecan and hardwood trees providing a large canopy of shade and cover for livestock and wildlife. There are over 700 acres of fields for cultivation of small grains or forage to enhance the stocking rate. The balance of the ranch is native and inproved pasture. There is one nice brick home located on the east side of the ranch, adjacent to Nolan County Road 181. One set of shipping corrals and several sets of gathering corrals are located on the ranch. Several old grain bins are located on parts of the ranch for grain storage. There is a small feeding lot with bunks, well water, water storage, and grain storage for cattle or sheep feeding. The ranch is watered by windmills and submersible pumps located throughout the ranch to better distribute the grazing, as well as water storage and troughs for wildlife and livestock. Hunting is plentiful for whitetail deer, dove, turkey, hogs, and quail. Texas State Highway 1170 disects a portion of the south end of the ranch, but this portion is self contained with good fencing, well water, cultivated fields and access. Contact us if you are interested in your own piece of Texas History, that has the amenities needed for a prime hunting, livestock and recreational property.

Just a few minutes south of Interstate 20 and Sweetwater, Texas, is a unique property. Easy access from paved county road 216, this place can become your next home on the range. Sweetwater Creek traverses the property from west to east with intermittent water holes in dry times and flowing water during the wet season. Live oak trees larger than life are scattered on the property, as well as numerous hardwoods along Sweetwater Creek. Electricity is on west side of property as well as a water tap from Bitter Creek Water Supply that is piped from west to east. This property has a lot of the work already done. There are 2 fields for cultivation or grazing that are fenced with a small set of corrals for working livestock. If you are looking for a place to build or just to enjoy wildlife and the agricultural lifestyle please make an appointment to view this land as it is hard to find one of this caliber with all the boxes already checked.

The Family Farm 160 +/- acres in Nolan County Texas, South of Interstate 20, 10 min from downtown Sweetwater Texas. This property also comes complete with a house, carport, workshop near house, an old dairy barn, three larger barns for hay, feed, & equipment storage. There is a very large, nice set of cattle working pens on the property. Several small outbuildings to mention. There is a Harvestore Silo onsite that will convey with the property. Land: 160 +/- acres. Approx. 30 acres of Alfalfa has been established on the farm in the Northeast corner. The remaining pasture that is cultivated is approx. 70 acres, currently plowed with wheat sowed for this winter. The east side along the creek bed is mostly covered in native brush and hardwoods. Wildlife: Native wildlife found on the farm will include, Whitetail Deer, Feral Hogs, Dove, Quail, Turkey, and your occasional Varmints. Minerals: No Minerals to convey at this time. Buyer's agent must be present at first initial showing, and all follow up showings to participate in buyer's agent commission split. No exceptions.

OWNER-AGENT -200 acres on CR 126 - Ag Exempt - 3 - Rural Water Meters included! Good cover with Mesquite Trees and good grass cover. Property has nice set of cattle pens. There are 3 stock tanks. Deer and other wildlife frequent the property. Sweetwater ISD - #BuyDirt - Barndominiums are allowed - No Mobile Homes and No Manufactured Homes. Owner willing to subdivide into smaller acreage amounts: 50 acres, 67 acres, or 100 acres, etc. Michael Pritchard, Sendero Properties - (325) 267-0288

Templeton Springs Ranch – 520± acres in Nolan County, TX, just 20 min south of Sweetwater and under an hour from Abilene. This unique property spans the Callahan Divide, with high country views and a dramatic valley dropping nearly 100 ft, where two spring-fed ravines converge into a year-round wetland. Towering cottonwoods, ancient cedar elms, and pecans line the waterways, creating a rich habitat for wildlife. Native American history abounds with worked flint and artifacts found throughout the property. The ranch includes ~156 acres in CRP, 4 wind turbines, a gas well, and conveys all wind, mineral, and surface rights. Improvements include a hunting cabin, two blinds, cross-fencing, and multiple access gates. With reliable springs, archaeological significance, and income-producing contracts, Templeton Springs Ranch offers a rare blend of natural beauty, history, and investment opportunity in the Big Country of Texas.

43.80 +/- acres County Road 109 NEW SURVEY AND FENCING UPDATES LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION 43.80 +/- ACRES FOR SALE IN SWEETWATER Prime location to build your dream home or divide into multiple tracts to develop into the next subdivision. This tract is located less than one mile to the new Georgia Pacific Plant and minutes away from the USG Plant. Just east of Sweetwater, this property is ideal for country living with all your necessary amenities just moments away. Overhead utilities and co-op water are both available roadside No trespassing. Buyer's agent must be present at first initial showing, and all follow up showings to participate in buyer's agents commission split. NO EXCEPTIONS.

OWNER-AGENT - 67 acres on CR 126 - Ag Exempt - Rural Water Meter included! Good cover with Mesquite Trees and good grass cover. Deer and other wildlife frequent the property. Sweetwater ISD - #BuyDirt - Barndominiums are allowed - No Mobile Homes and No Manufactured Homes. Owner has a total of 200 acres and willing to subdivide in several different acreage amounts: 50 acres, 100 acres, etc. Michael Pritchard, Sendero Properties - (325) 267-0288