Runnels County, Texas Land For Sale (240 results)

Lee, Lee & Puckitt is honored to be able to represent this unique and beautiful large body of water ranch located near Talpa, Texas. Acreage: 2,875.60 Location: Approximately 4 miles south of US Hwy 67 at Talpa, TX, being 3 miles to the end of a County maintained road being CR 467, and 1 mile on a very scenic easement to ranch. Also being approximately 15 miles east of Ballinger and 21 miles southwest of Coleman. Terrain: Gently rolling mesquite and native brush covered hills with a few large draws and creeks. There is also a 90-acre field that has been fallow for several years. Also 40 acres of improved pasture. The highest elevation point is near 1,900 ft with the lowest being near 1,650 feet. Grape Creek traverses throughout much of the ranch with other smaller creeks which spill into a very large 65+/- acre conservation lake with a conservation dam which eventually this water goes downstream into Lake Ivie being 5 to 6 miles south of this ranch. Hunting: Very good whitetail deer, with turkey, dove, and Florida stocked bass fishing in the big lake! The quail hunting is superb, and this Runnels County area is known for its superior quail populations. Plus, with the recent rains the Bob Whites are flourishing! Bring your gun and a fishing pole!! Improvements: A very nice recreational/hunting BARNDO setup! A large, open space, living area for dining or watching TV, complete with a large kitchen area. Large porch with a FANTASTIC VIEW of the huge lake area. This beautiful terrain and water view is a perfect place to relax and build a campfire! Another metal building has three bedrooms, two baths and is the perfect set-up and is in excellent condition. The perfect GET-AWAY with no traffic! There is also a Tack House; Equipment Shed; 3 sets of Livestock Corrals; 11 nice earthened tanks for wildlife and livestock to water; VERY IMPORTANT 2 water taps on an IVIE LAKE pipeline. One of these taps serves the hunting BARNDO with a nice filtration system and the other tap is for additional livestock waterings. Also, Coleman County Electric provides electricity to the property and one water well with a pump. Property Taxes: Reportedly the total property taxes for 2024 were $4,557.74 with the land being in AG-USE status. Minerals: Sellers will convey 50% of their owned minerals. There are 3 existing oil wells in the most northern section of the ranch with an existing lease to one operator. Call for Pricing Comments: Many positive aspects to this ranch this ranch lies at the end of a county-maintained road, so it is very secluded. Beautiful creek bottoms and rolling terrain with good hunting and fishing complete with nice improvements and KILLER VIEWS. Once you get there you won't want to leave!! Disclaimer: Listing Broker/Agent has the right to ask for financial qualifications from potential buyers at Listing Broker/Agent's sole discretion before viewing the property. Buyers Broker/Agent will have to register all Customers/Clients before viewing the property at the Listing Broker/Agents sole discretion. The information contained herein is compiled from resources believed to be accurate. No warranties on the state of ownership of real or any personal property nor any representation as to its accuracy are made by Lee, Lee and Puckitt Associates, Inc., and/or its agents/brokers.

Lee, Lee & Puckitt is honored to be able to represent this unique and beautiful large body of water ranch located near Talpa, Texas. Acreage: 2,875.60 Location: Approximately 4 miles south of US Hwy 67 at Talpa, TX, being 3 miles to the end of a County maintained road being CR 467, and 1 mile on a very scenic easement to ranch. Also being approximately 15 miles east of Ballinger and 21 miles southwest of Coleman. Terrain: Gently rolling mesquite and native brush covered hills with a few large draws and creeks. There is also a 90-acre field that has been fallow for several years. Also 40 acres of improved pasture. The highest elevation point is near 1,900 ft with the lowest being near 1,650 feet. Grape Creek traverses throughout much of the ranch with other smaller creeks which spill into a very large 65+/- acre conservation lake with a conservation dam which eventually this water goes downstream into Lake Ivie being 5 to 6 miles south of this ranch. Hunting: Very good whitetail deer, with turkey, dove, and Florida stocked bass fishing in the big lake! The quail hunting is superb, and this Runnels County area is known for its superior quail populations. Plus, with the recent rains the Bob Whites are flourishing! Bring your gun and a fishing pole!! Improvements: A very nice recreational/hunting BARNDO setup! A large, open space, living area for dining or watching TV, complete with a large kitchen area. Large porch with a FANTASTIC VIEW of the huge lake area. This beautiful terrain and water view is a perfect place to relax and build a campfire! Another metal building has three bedrooms, two baths and is the perfect set-up and is in excellent condition. The perfect GET-AWAY with no traffic! There is also a Tack House; Equipment Shed; 3 sets of Livestock Corrals; 11 nice earthened tanks for wildlife and livestock to water; VERY IMPORTANT 2 water taps on an IVIE LAKE pipeline. One of these taps serves the hunting BARNDO with a nice filtration system and the other tap is for additional livestock waterings. Also, Coleman County Electric provides electricity to the property and one water well with a pump. Property Taxes: Reportedly the total property taxes for 2024 were $4,557.74 with the land being in AG-USE status. Minerals: Sellers will convey 50% of their owned minerals. There are 3 existing oil wells in the most northern section of the ranch with an existing lease to one operator. Call for Pricing Comments: Many positive aspects to this ranch this ranch lies at the end of a county-maintained road, so it is very secluded. Beautiful creek bottoms and rolling terrain with good hunting and fishing complete with nice improvements and KILLER VIEWS. Once you get there you won't want to leave!! Disclaimer: Listing Broker/Agent has the right to ask for financial qualifications from potential buyers at Listing Broker/Agent's sole discretion before viewing the property. Buyers Broker/Agent will have to register all Customers/Clients before viewing the property at the Listing Broker/Agents sole discretion. The information contained herein is compiled from resources believed to be accurate. No warranties on the state of ownership of real or any personal property nor any representation as to its accuracy are made by Lee, Lee and Puckitt Associates, Inc., and/or its agents/brokers.

Lee, Lee & Puckitt is honored to be able to represent this unique and beautiful large body of water ranch located near Talpa, Texas. Acreage: 2,875.60 Location: Approximately 4 miles south of US Hwy 67 at Talpa, TX, being 3 miles to the end of a County maintained road being CR 467, and 1 mile on a very scenic easement to ranch. Also being approximately 15 miles east of Ballinger and 21 miles southwest of Coleman. Terrain: Gently rolling mesquite and native brush covered hills with a few large draws and creeks. There is also a 90-acre field that has been fallow for several years. Also 40 acres of improved pasture. The highest elevation point is near 1,900 ft with the lowest being near 1,650 feet. Grape Creek traverses throughout much of the ranch with other smaller creeks which spill into a very large 65+/- acre conservation lake with a conservation dam which eventually this water goes downstream into Lake Ivie being 5 to 6 miles south of this ranch. Hunting: Very good whitetail deer, with turkey, dove, and Florida stocked bass fishing in the big lake! The quail hunting is superb, and this Runnels County area is known for its superior quail populations. Plus, with the recent rains the Bob Whites are flourishing! Bring your gun and a fishing pole!! Improvements: A very nice recreational/hunting BARNDO setup! A large, open space, living area for dining or watching TV, complete with a large kitchen area. Large porch with a FANTASTIC VIEW of the huge lake area. This beautiful terrain and water view is a perfect place to relax and build a campfire! Another metal building has three bedrooms, two baths and is the perfect set-up and is in excellent condition. The perfect GET-AWAY with no traffic! There is also a Tack House; Equipment Shed; 3 sets of Livestock Corrals; 11 nice earthened tanks for wildlife and livestock to water; VERY IMPORTANT 2 water taps on an IVIE LAKE pipeline. One of these taps serves the hunting BARNDO with a nice filtration system and the other tap is for additional livestock waterings. Also, Coleman County Electric provides electricity to the property and one water well with a pump. Property Taxes: Reportedly the total property taxes for 2024 were $4,557.74 with the land being in AG-USE status. Minerals: Sellers will convey 50% of their owned minerals. There are 3 existing oil wells in the most northern section of the ranch with an existing lease to one operator. Call for Pricing Comments: Many positive aspects to this ranch this ranch lies at the end of a county-maintained road, so it is very secluded. Beautiful creek bottoms and rolling terrain with good hunting and fishing complete with nice improvements and KILLER VIEWS. Once you get there you won't want to leave!! Disclaimer: Listing Broker/Agent has the right to ask for financial qualifications from potential buyers at Listing Broker/Agent's sole discretion before viewing the property. Buyers Broker/Agent will have to register all Customers/Clients before viewing the property at the Listing Broker/Agents sole discretion. The information contained herein is compiled from resources believed to be accurate. No warranties on the state of ownership of real or any personal property nor any representation as to its accuracy are made by Lee, Lee and Puckitt Associates, Inc., and/or its agents/brokers.

Lee, Lee & Puckitt is honored to be able to represent this unique and beautiful large body of water ranch located near Talpa, Texas. Acreage: 2,875.60 Location: Approximately 4 miles south of US Hwy 67 at Talpa, TX, being 3 miles to the end of a County maintained road being CR 467, and 1 mile on a very scenic easement to ranch. Also being approximately 15 miles east of Ballinger and 21 miles southwest of Coleman. Terrain: Gently rolling mesquite and native brush covered hills with a few large draws and creeks. There is also a 90-acre field that has been fallow for several years. Also 40 acres of improved pasture. The highest elevation point is near 1,900 ft with the lowest being near 1,650 feet. Grape Creek traverses throughout much of the ranch with other smaller creeks which spill into a very large 65+/- acre conservation lake with a conservation dam which eventually this water goes downstream into Lake Ivie being 5 to 6 miles south of this ranch. Hunting: Very good whitetail deer, with turkey, dove, and Florida stocked bass fishing in the big lake! The quail hunting is superb, and this Runnels County area is known for its superior quail populations. Plus, with the recent rains the Bob Whites are flourishing! Bring your gun and a fishing pole!! Improvements: A very nice recreational/hunting BARNDO setup! A large, open space, living area for dining or watching TV, complete with a large kitchen area. Large porch with a FANTASTIC VIEW of the huge lake area. This beautiful terrain and water view is a perfect place to relax and build a campfire! Another metal building has three bedrooms, two baths and is the perfect set-up and is in excellent condition. The perfect GET-AWAY with no traffic! There is also a Tack House; Equipment Shed; 3 sets of Livestock Corrals; 11 nice earthened tanks for wildlife and livestock to water; VERY IMPORTANT 2 water taps on an IVIE LAKE pipeline. One of these taps serves the hunting BARNDO with a nice filtration system and the other tap is for additional livestock waterings. Also, Coleman County Electric provides electricity to the property and one water well with a pump. Property Taxes: Reportedly the total property taxes for 2024 were $4,557.74 with the land being in AG-USE status. Minerals: Sellers will convey 50% of their owned minerals. There are 3 existing oil wells in the most northern section of the ranch with an existing lease to one operator. Call for Pricing Comments: Many positive aspects to this ranch this ranch lies at the end of a county-maintained road, so it is very secluded. Beautiful creek bottoms and rolling terrain with good hunting and fishing complete with nice improvements and KILLER VIEWS. Once you get there you won't want to leave!! Disclaimer: Listing Broker/Agent has the right to ask for financial qualifications from potential buyers at Listing Broker/Agent's sole discretion before viewing the property. Buyers Broker/Agent will have to register all Customers/Clients before viewing the property at the Listing Broker/Agents sole discretion. The information contained herein is compiled from resources believed to be accurate. No warranties on the state of ownership of real or any personal property nor any representation as to its accuracy are made by Lee, Lee and Puckitt Associates, Inc., and/or its agents/brokers.

Lee, Lee & Puckitt is honored to be able to represent this unique and beautiful large body of water ranch located near Talpa, Texas. Acreage: 2,875.60 Location: Approximately 4 miles south of US Hwy 67 at Talpa, TX, being 3 miles to the end of a County maintained road being CR 467, and 1 mile on a very scenic easement to ranch. Also being approximately 15 miles east of Ballinger and 21 miles southwest of Coleman. Terrain: Gently rolling mesquite and native brush covered hills with a few large draws and creeks. There is also a 90-acre field that has been fallow for several years. Also 40 acres of improved pasture. The highest elevation point is near 1,900 ft with the lowest being near 1,650 feet. Grape Creek traverses throughout much of the ranch with other smaller creeks which spill into a very large 65+/- acre conservation lake with a conservation dam which eventually this water goes downstream into Lake Ivie being 5 to 6 miles south of this ranch. Hunting: Very good whitetail deer, with turkey, dove, and Florida stocked bass fishing in the big lake! The quail hunting is superb, and this Runnels County area is known for its superior quail populations. Plus, with the recent rains the Bob Whites are flourishing! Bring your gun and a fishing pole!! Improvements: A very nice recreational/hunting BARNDO setup! A large, open space, living area for dining or watching TV, complete with a large kitchen area. Large porch with a FANTASTIC VIEW of the huge lake area. This beautiful terrain and water view is a perfect place to relax and build a campfire! Another metal building has three bedrooms, two baths and is the perfect set-up and is in excellent condition. The perfect GET-AWAY with no traffic! There is also a Tack House; Equipment Shed; 3 sets of Livestock Corrals; 11 nice earthened tanks for wildlife and livestock to water; VERY IMPORTANT 2 water taps on an IVIE LAKE pipeline. One of these taps serves the hunting BARNDO with a nice filtration system and the other tap is for additional livestock waterings. Also, Coleman County Electric provides electricity to the property and one water well with a pump. Property Taxes: Reportedly the total property taxes for 2024 were $4,557.74 with the land being in AG-USE status. Minerals: Sellers will convey 50% of their owned minerals. There are 3 existing oil wells in the most northern section of the ranch with an existing lease to one operator. Call for Pricing Comments: Many positive aspects to this ranch this ranch lies at the end of a county-maintained road, so it is very secluded. Beautiful creek bottoms and rolling terrain with good hunting and fishing complete with nice improvements and KILLER VIEWS. Once you get there you won't want to leave!! Disclaimer: Listing Broker/Agent has the right to ask for financial qualifications from potential buyers at Listing Broker/Agent's sole discretion before viewing the property. Buyers Broker/Agent will have to register all Customers/Clients before viewing the property at the Listing Broker/Agents sole discretion. The information contained herein is compiled from resources believed to be accurate. No warranties on the state of ownership of real or any personal property nor any representation as to its accuracy are made by Lee, Lee and Puckitt Associates, Inc., and/or its agents/brokers.

Lee, Lee & Puckitt is honored to be able to represent this unique and beautiful large body of water ranch located near Talpa, Texas. Acreage: 2,875.60 Location: Approximately 4 miles south of US Hwy 67 at Talpa, TX, being 3 miles to the end of a County maintained road being CR 467, and 1 mile on a very scenic easement to ranch. Also being approximately 15 miles east of Ballinger and 21 miles southwest of Coleman. Terrain: Gently rolling mesquite and native brush covered hills with a few large draws and creeks. There is also a 90-acre field that has been fallow for several years. Also 40 acres of improved pasture. The highest elevation point is near 1,900 ft with the lowest being near 1,650 feet. Grape Creek traverses throughout much of the ranch with other smaller creeks which spill into a very large 65+/- acre conservation lake with a conservation dam which eventually this water goes downstream into Lake Ivie being 5 to 6 miles south of this ranch. Hunting: Very good whitetail deer, with turkey, dove, and Florida stocked bass fishing in the big lake! The quail hunting is superb, and this Runnels County area is known for its superior quail populations. Plus, with the recent rains the Bob Whites are flourishing! Bring your gun and a fishing pole!! Improvements: A very nice recreational/hunting BARNDO setup! A large, open space, living area for dining or watching TV, complete with a large kitchen area. Large porch with a FANTASTIC VIEW of the huge lake area. This beautiful terrain and water view is a perfect place to relax and build a campfire! Another metal building has three bedrooms, two baths and is the perfect set-up and is in excellent condition. The perfect GET-AWAY with no traffic! There is also a Tack House; Equipment Shed; 3 sets of Livestock Corrals; 11 nice earthened tanks for wildlife and livestock to water; VERY IMPORTANT 2 water taps on an IVIE LAKE pipeline. One of these taps serves the hunting BARNDO with a nice filtration system and the other tap is for additional livestock waterings. Also, Coleman County Electric provides electricity to the property and one water well with a pump. Property Taxes: Reportedly the total property taxes for 2024 were $4,557.74 with the land being in AG-USE status. Minerals: Sellers will convey 50% of their owned minerals. There are 3 existing oil wells in the most northern section of the ranch with an existing lease to one operator. Call for Pricing Comments: Many positive aspects to this ranch this ranch lies at the end of a county-maintained road, so it is very secluded. Beautiful creek bottoms and rolling terrain with good hunting and fishing complete with nice improvements and KILLER VIEWS. Once you get there you won't want to leave!! Disclaimer: Listing Broker/Agent has the right to ask for financial qualifications from potential buyers at Listing Broker/Agent's sole discretion before viewing the property. Buyers Broker/Agent will have to register all Customers/Clients before viewing the property at the Listing Broker/Agents sole discretion. The information contained herein is compiled from resources believed to be accurate. No warranties on the state of ownership of real or any personal property nor any representation as to its accuracy are made by Lee, Lee and Puckitt Associates, Inc., and/or its agents/brokers.

Lee, Lee & Puckitt is honored to be able to represent this unique and beautiful large body of water ranch located near Talpa, Texas. Acreage: 2,875.60 Location: Approximately 4 miles south of US Hwy 67 at Talpa, TX, being 3 miles to the end of a County maintained road being CR 467, and 1 mile on a very scenic easement to ranch. Also being approximately 15 miles east of Ballinger and 21 miles southwest of Coleman. Terrain: Gently rolling mesquite and native brush covered hills with a few large draws and creeks. There is also a 90-acre field that has been fallow for several years. Also 40 acres of improved pasture. The highest elevation point is near 1,900 ft with the lowest being near 1,650 feet. Grape Creek traverses throughout much of the ranch with other smaller creeks which spill into a very large 65+/- acre conservation lake with a conservation dam which eventually this water goes downstream into Lake Ivie being 5 to 6 miles south of this ranch. Hunting: Very good whitetail deer, with turkey, dove, and Florida stocked bass fishing in the big lake! The quail hunting is superb, and this Runnels County area is known for its superior quail populations. Plus, with the recent rains the Bob Whites are flourishing! Bring your gun and a fishing pole!! Improvements: A very nice recreational/hunting BARNDO setup! A large, open space, living area for dining or watching TV, complete with a large kitchen area. Large porch with a FANTASTIC VIEW of the huge lake area. This beautiful terrain and water view is a perfect place to relax and build a campfire! Another metal building has three bedrooms, two baths and is the perfect set-up and is in excellent condition. The perfect GET-AWAY with no traffic! There is also a Tack House; Equipment Shed; 3 sets of Livestock Corrals; 11 nice earthened tanks for wildlife and livestock to water; VERY IMPORTANT 2 water taps on an IVIE LAKE pipeline. One of these taps serves the hunting BARNDO with a nice filtration system and the other tap is for additional livestock waterings. Also, Coleman County Electric provides electricity to the property and one water well with a pump. Property Taxes: Reportedly the total property taxes for 2024 were $4,557.74 with the land being in AG-USE status. Minerals: Sellers will convey 50% of their owned minerals. There are 3 existing oil wells in the most northern section of the ranch with an existing lease to one operator. Call for Pricing Comments: Many positive aspects to this ranch this ranch lies at the end of a county-maintained road, so it is very secluded. Beautiful creek bottoms and rolling terrain with good hunting and fishing complete with nice improvements and KILLER VIEWS. Once you get there you won't want to leave!! Disclaimer: Listing Broker/Agent has the right to ask for financial qualifications from potential buyers at Listing Broker/Agent's sole discretion before viewing the property. Buyers Broker/Agent will have to register all Customers/Clients before viewing the property at the Listing Broker/Agents sole discretion. The information contained herein is compiled from resources believed to be accurate. No warranties on the state of ownership of real or any personal property nor any representation as to its accuracy are made by Lee, Lee and Puckitt Associates, Inc., and/or its agents/brokers.

Lee, Lee & Puckitt is honored to be able to represent this unique and beautiful large body of water ranch located near Talpa, Texas. Acreage: 2,875.60 Location: Approximately 4 miles south of US Hwy 67 at Talpa, TX, being 3 miles to the end of a County maintained road being CR 467, and 1 mile on a very scenic easement to ranch. Also being approximately 15 miles east of Ballinger and 21 miles southwest of Coleman. Terrain: Gently rolling mesquite and native brush covered hills with a few large draws and creeks. There is also a 90-acre field that has been fallow for several years. Also 40 acres of improved pasture. The highest elevation point is near 1,900 ft with the lowest being near 1,650 feet. Grape Creek traverses throughout much of the ranch with other smaller creeks which spill into a very large 65+/- acre conservation lake with a conservation dam which eventually this water goes downstream into Lake Ivie being 5 to 6 miles south of this ranch. Hunting: Very good whitetail deer, with turkey, dove, and Florida stocked bass fishing in the big lake! The quail hunting is superb, and this Runnels County area is known for its superior quail populations. Plus, with the recent rains the Bob Whites are flourishing! Bring your gun and a fishing pole!! Improvements: A very nice recreational/hunting BARNDO setup! A large, open space, living area for dining or watching TV, complete with a large kitchen area. Large porch with a FANTASTIC VIEW of the huge lake area. This beautiful terrain and water view is a perfect place to relax and build a campfire! Another metal building has three bedrooms, two baths and is the perfect set-up and is in excellent condition. The perfect GET-AWAY with no traffic! There is also a Tack House; Equipment Shed; 3 sets of Livestock Corrals; 11 nice earthened tanks for wildlife and livestock to water; VERY IMPORTANT 2 water taps on an IVIE LAKE pipeline. One of these taps serves the hunting BARNDO with a nice filtration system and the other tap is for additional livestock waterings. Also, Coleman County Electric provides electricity to the property and one water well with a pump. Property Taxes: Reportedly the total property taxes for 2024 were $4,557.74 with the land being in AG-USE status. Minerals: Sellers will convey 50% of their owned minerals. There are 3 existing oil wells in the most northern section of the ranch with an existing lease to one operator. Call for Pricing Comments: Many positive aspects to this ranch this ranch lies at the end of a county-maintained road, so it is very secluded. Beautiful creek bottoms and rolling terrain with good hunting and fishing complete with nice improvements and KILLER VIEWS. Once you get there you won't want to leave!! Disclaimer: Listing Broker/Agent has the right to ask for financial qualifications from potential buyers at Listing Broker/Agent's sole discretion before viewing the property. Buyers Broker/Agent will have to register all Customers/Clients before viewing the property at the Listing Broker/Agents sole discretion. The information contained herein is compiled from resources believed to be accurate. No warranties on the state of ownership of real or any personal property nor any representation as to its accuracy are made by Lee, Lee and Puckitt Associates, Inc., and/or its agents/brokers.

Lee, Lee & Puckitt is honored to be able to represent this unique and beautiful large body of water ranch located near Talpa, Texas. Acreage: 2,875.60 Location: Approximately 4 miles south of US Hwy 67 at Talpa, TX, being 3 miles to the end of a County maintained road being CR 467, and 1 mile on a very scenic easement to ranch. Also being approximately 15 miles east of Ballinger and 21 miles southwest of Coleman. Terrain: Gently rolling mesquite and native brush covered hills with a few large draws and creeks. There is also a 90-acre field that has been fallow for several years. Also 40 acres of improved pasture. The highest elevation point is near 1,900 ft with the lowest being near 1,650 feet. Grape Creek traverses throughout much of the ranch with other smaller creeks which spill into a very large 65+/- acre conservation lake with a conservation dam which eventually this water goes downstream into Lake Ivie being 5 to 6 miles south of this ranch. Hunting: Very good whitetail deer, with turkey, dove, and Florida stocked bass fishing in the big lake! The quail hunting is superb, and this Runnels County area is known for its superior quail populations. Plus, with the recent rains the Bob Whites are flourishing! Bring your gun and a fishing pole!! Improvements: A very nice recreational/hunting BARNDO setup! A large, open space, living area for dining or watching TV, complete with a large kitchen area. Large porch with a FANTASTIC VIEW of the huge lake area. This beautiful terrain and water view is a perfect place to relax and build a campfire! Another metal building has three bedrooms, two baths and is the perfect set-up and is in excellent condition. The perfect GET-AWAY with no traffic! There is also a Tack House; Equipment Shed; 3 sets of Livestock Corrals; 11 nice earthened tanks for wildlife and livestock to water; VERY IMPORTANT 2 water taps on an IVIE LAKE pipeline. One of these taps serves the hunting BARNDO with a nice filtration system and the other tap is for additional livestock waterings. Also, Coleman County Electric provides electricity to the property and one water well with a pump. Property Taxes: Reportedly the total property taxes for 2024 were $4,557.74 with the land being in AG-USE status. Minerals: Sellers will convey 50% of their owned minerals. There are 3 existing oil wells in the most northern section of the ranch with an existing lease to one operator. Call for Pricing Comments: Many positive aspects to this ranch this ranch lies at the end of a county-maintained road, so it is very secluded. Beautiful creek bottoms and rolling terrain with good hunting and fishing complete with nice improvements and KILLER VIEWS. Once you get there you won't want to leave!! Disclaimer: Listing Broker/Agent has the right to ask for financial qualifications from potential buyers at Listing Broker/Agent's sole discretion before viewing the property. Buyers Broker/Agent will have to register all Customers/Clients before viewing the property at the Listing Broker/Agents sole discretion. The information contained herein is compiled from resources believed to be accurate. No warranties on the state of ownership of real or any personal property nor any representation as to its accuracy are made by Lee, Lee and Puckitt Associates, Inc., and/or its agents/brokers.

Lee, Lee & Puckitt is honored to be able to represent this unique and beautiful large body of water ranch located near Talpa, Texas. Acreage: 2,875.60 Location: Approximately 4 miles south of US Hwy 67 at Talpa, TX, being 3 miles to the end of a County maintained road being CR 467, and 1 mile on a very scenic easement to ranch. Also being approximately 15 miles east of Ballinger and 21 miles southwest of Coleman. Terrain: Gently rolling mesquite and native brush covered hills with a few large draws and creeks. There is also a 90-acre field that has been fallow for several years. Also 40 acres of improved pasture. The highest elevation point is near 1,900 ft with the lowest being near 1,650 feet. Grape Creek traverses throughout much of the ranch with other smaller creeks which spill into a very large 65+/- acre conservation lake with a conservation dam which eventually this water goes downstream into Lake Ivie being 5 to 6 miles south of this ranch. Hunting: Very good whitetail deer, with turkey, dove, and Florida stocked bass fishing in the big lake! The quail hunting is superb, and this Runnels County area is known for its superior quail populations. Plus, with the recent rains the Bob Whites are flourishing! Bring your gun and a fishing pole!! Improvements: A very nice recreational/hunting BARNDO setup! A large, open space, living area for dining or watching TV, complete with a large kitchen area. Large porch with a FANTASTIC VIEW of the huge lake area. This beautiful terrain and water view is a perfect place to relax and build a campfire! Another metal building has three bedrooms, two baths and is the perfect set-up and is in excellent condition. The perfect GET-AWAY with no traffic! There is also a Tack House; Equipment Shed; 3 sets of Livestock Corrals; 11 nice earthened tanks for wildlife and livestock to water; VERY IMPORTANT 2 water taps on an IVIE LAKE pipeline. One of these taps serves the hunting BARNDO with a nice filtration system and the other tap is for additional livestock waterings. Also, Coleman County Electric provides electricity to the property and one water well with a pump. Property Taxes: Reportedly the total property taxes for 2024 were $4,557.74 with the land being in AG-USE status. Minerals: Sellers will convey 50% of their owned minerals. There are 3 existing oil wells in the most northern section of the ranch with an existing lease to one operator. Call for Pricing Comments: Many positive aspects to this ranch this ranch lies at the end of a county-maintained road, so it is very secluded. Beautiful creek bottoms and rolling terrain with good hunting and fishing complete with nice improvements and KILLER VIEWS. Once you get there you won't want to leave!! Disclaimer: Listing Broker/Agent has the right to ask for financial qualifications from potential buyers at Listing Broker/Agent's sole discretion before viewing the property. Buyers Broker/Agent will have to register all Customers/Clients before viewing the property at the Listing Broker/Agents sole discretion. The information contained herein is compiled from resources believed to be accurate. No warranties on the state of ownership of real or any personal property nor any representation as to its accuracy are made by Lee, Lee and Puckitt Associates, Inc., and/or its agents/brokers.

Location: Located on the western edge of Runnels County, the ranch is approximately 13 miles from Bronte, 19 miles from Ballinger, 29 miles from San Angelo, and 60 miles from Abilene. The property is accessed via paved FM 3115 and is about a mile off the frontage road. Description: Colorado River Bluff Ranch is currently used for hunting and recreation. The ranchs layout, access, and river frontage create future possibilities for building your custom ranchwhether for country living, weekend use, or expanded agricultural pursuits. This property presents an exceptional opportunity to own 309 acres with private Colorado River frontage. The ranch combines elevation, native grasslands, and a thriving wildlife population, making it ideal for hunting, recreation, or future development. It is perimeter fenced with recently cleared roads that provide access throughout the property. Electricity is available on-site. Land: The ranch has over 3,200 feet of Colorado River, giving both scenic beauty and water access. Bluffs rise as much as 100 feet across the property, providing panoramic views and enhancing the lands natural character. Vegetation includes a healthy mix of mesquite, post oak, prickly pear, yucca, and native grasses such as blue grama, side oats grama, bluestem, and Indian grass. A small seasonal pond in the southeast portion, at times, adds a secondary water source for wildlife and livestock. Wildlife: The property supports a wide variety of game. Whitetail deer, wild hogs, turkey, dove, quail, and predators such as bobcats and coyotes are all present, offering excellent year-round hunting opportunities. Occasional sightings of exotics like axis and aoudad further elevate its recreational value. Several deer blinds and feeders will convey with the sale, making this an ideal hunting setup. The ranch is currently under a wildlife exemption. Remarks: If you are seeking a premium riverfront ranch, a private hunting property, or long-term land investment, Colorado River Bluff Ranch delivers a tremendous opportunity in Runnels County. The buyer has the option to purchase a 30-foot-wide, approximately 3.8 acre strip for the construction of a private drive or an easement. This property is exclusively listed with Texas Ranch Sales. Shown by appointment only with Texas Ranch Sales. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospects on the first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Texas Ranch Sales.

Call the Listing Agent Heather Dawn for more information or to schedule a showing 325-232-4670 Location: Located in western Runnels County, From Winters, take Highway 153 west to FM 2111. Proceed south on FM 2111 to County Road 269, then turn right. Head west to County Road 275, and turn right. The property is a short distance on the left side of County Road 275. Must be shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present for all showings. Buyers agents must be first identified and present at all showings. Terrain: Come explore this exceptional 135-acre property nestled in western Runnels County! The Mustang Branch Ranch offers an abundance of future potential and is located in the western portion of Runnels County. This stunning ranch features a large stock tank with several wet weather draws and creeks. There is an elevation change on the western side of the ranch, which offers incredible views. On the northern and central sides of the ranch, there is cultivation that boasts highly productive soil and excellent grasses. The Mustang Branch Ranch is a great combination of recreational and agricultural land with plenty of potential for future production. There is prime hunting on this ranch, with healthy numbers of doves and a large whitetail population. This ranch also features great fencing, cross-fencing, and one old hand-dug water well. The Mustang Branch Ranch is truly a hidden gem in Runnels County! Wildlife: This ranch offers an abundance of dove, quail, and whitetail deer. The current owners have properly managed this ranch to produce healthy wildlife populations. Turkey and hogs are also present on this ranch.

Call the Listing Agent Heather Dawn for more information or to schedule a showing 325-232-4670 Location: Located in western Runnels County, From Winters, take Highway 153 west to FM 2111. Proceed south on FM 2111 to County Road 269, then turn right. Head west to County Road 275, and turn right. The property is a short distance on the left side of County Road 275. Must be shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present for all showings. Buyers agents must be first identified and present at all showings. Terrain: Come explore this exceptional 135-acre property nestled in western Runnels County! The Mustang Branch Ranch offers an abundance of future potential and is located in the western portion of Runnels County. This stunning ranch features a large stock tank with several wet weather draws and creeks. There is an elevation change on the western side of the ranch, which offers incredible views. On the northern and central sides of the ranch, there is cultivation that boasts highly productive soil and excellent grasses. The Mustang Branch Ranch is a great combination of recreational and agricultural land with plenty of potential for future production. There is prime hunting on this ranch, with healthy numbers of doves and a large whitetail population. This ranch also features great fencing, cross-fencing, and one old hand-dug water well. The Mustang Branch Ranch is truly a hidden gem in Runnels County! Wildlife: This ranch offers an abundance of dove, quail, and whitetail deer. The current owners have properly managed this ranch to produce healthy wildlife populations. Turkey and hogs are also present on this ranch.

Call the Listing Agent Heather Dawn for more information or to schedule a showing 325-232-4670 Location: Located in western Runnels County, From Winters, take Highway 153 west to FM 2111. Proceed south on FM 2111 to County Road 269, then turn right. Head west to County Road 275, and turn right. The property is a short distance on the left side of County Road 275. Must be shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present for all showings. Buyers agents must be first identified and present at all showings. Terrain: Come explore this exceptional 135-acre property nestled in western Runnels County! The Mustang Branch Ranch offers an abundance of future potential and is located in the western portion of Runnels County. This stunning ranch features a large stock tank with several wet weather draws and creeks. There is an elevation change on the western side of the ranch, which offers incredible views. On the northern and central sides of the ranch, there is cultivation that boasts highly productive soil and excellent grasses. The Mustang Branch Ranch is a great combination of recreational and agricultural land with plenty of potential for future production. There is prime hunting on this ranch, with healthy numbers of doves and a large whitetail population. This ranch also features great fencing, cross-fencing, and one old hand-dug water well. The Mustang Branch Ranch is truly a hidden gem in Runnels County! Wildlife: This ranch offers an abundance of dove, quail, and whitetail deer. The current owners have properly managed this ranch to produce healthy wildlife populations. Turkey and hogs are also present on this ranch.

Call the Listing Agent Heather Dawn for more information or to schedule a showing 325-232-4670 Location: Located in western Runnels County, From Winters, take Highway 153 west to FM 2111. Proceed south on FM 2111 to County Road 269, then turn right. Head west to County Road 275, and turn right. The property is a short distance on the left side of County Road 275. Must be shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present for all showings. Buyers agents must be first identified and present at all showings. Terrain: Come explore this exceptional 135-acre property nestled in western Runnels County! The Mustang Branch Ranch offers an abundance of future potential and is located in the western portion of Runnels County. This stunning ranch features a large stock tank with several wet weather draws and creeks. There is an elevation change on the western side of the ranch, which offers incredible views. On the northern and central sides of the ranch, there is cultivation that boasts highly productive soil and excellent grasses. The Mustang Branch Ranch is a great combination of recreational and agricultural land with plenty of potential for future production. There is prime hunting on this ranch, with healthy numbers of doves and a large whitetail population. This ranch also features great fencing, cross-fencing, and one old hand-dug water well. The Mustang Branch Ranch is truly a hidden gem in Runnels County! Wildlife: This ranch offers an abundance of dove, quail, and whitetail deer. The current owners have properly managed this ranch to produce healthy wildlife populations. Turkey and hogs are also present on this ranch.

Call the Listing Agent Heather Dawn for more information or to schedule a showing 325-232-4670 Location: Located in western Runnels County, From Winters, take Highway 153 west to FM 2111. Proceed south on FM 2111 to County Road 269, then turn right. Head west to County Road 275, and turn right. The property is a short distance on the left side of County Road 275. Must be shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present for all showings. Buyers agents must be first identified and present at all showings. Terrain: Come explore this exceptional 135-acre property nestled in western Runnels County! The Mustang Branch Ranch offers an abundance of future potential and is located in the western portion of Runnels County. This stunning ranch features a large stock tank with several wet weather draws and creeks. There is an elevation change on the western side of the ranch, which offers incredible views. On the northern and central sides of the ranch, there is cultivation that boasts highly productive soil and excellent grasses. The Mustang Branch Ranch is a great combination of recreational and agricultural land with plenty of potential for future production. There is prime hunting on this ranch, with healthy numbers of doves and a large whitetail population. This ranch also features great fencing, cross-fencing, and one old hand-dug water well. The Mustang Branch Ranch is truly a hidden gem in Runnels County! Wildlife: This ranch offers an abundance of dove, quail, and whitetail deer. The current owners have properly managed this ranch to produce healthy wildlife populations. Turkey and hogs are also present on this ranch.

Call the Listing Agent Heather Dawn for more information or to schedule a showing 325-232-4670 Location: Located in western Runnels County, From Winters, take Highway 153 west to FM 2111. Proceed south on FM 2111 to County Road 269, then turn right. Head west to County Road 275, and turn right. The property is a short distance on the left side of County Road 275. Must be shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present for all showings. Buyers agents must be first identified and present at all showings. Terrain: Come explore this exceptional 135-acre property nestled in western Runnels County! The Mustang Branch Ranch offers an abundance of future potential and is located in the western portion of Runnels County. This stunning ranch features a large stock tank with several wet weather draws and creeks. There is an elevation change on the western side of the ranch, which offers incredible views. On the northern and central sides of the ranch, there is cultivation that boasts highly productive soil and excellent grasses. The Mustang Branch Ranch is a great combination of recreational and agricultural land with plenty of potential for future production. There is prime hunting on this ranch, with healthy numbers of doves and a large whitetail population. This ranch also features great fencing, cross-fencing, and one old hand-dug water well. The Mustang Branch Ranch is truly a hidden gem in Runnels County! Wildlife: This ranch offers an abundance of dove, quail, and whitetail deer. The current owners have properly managed this ranch to produce healthy wildlife populations. Turkey and hogs are also present on this ranch.

Call the Listing Agent Heather Dawn for more information or to schedule a showing 325-232-4670 Location: Located in western Runnels County, From Winters, take Highway 153 west to FM 2111. Proceed south on FM 2111 to County Road 269, then turn right. Head west to County Road 275, and turn right. The property is a short distance on the left side of County Road 275. Must be shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present for all showings. Buyers agents must be first identified and present at all showings. Terrain: Come explore this exceptional 135-acre property nestled in western Runnels County! The Mustang Branch Ranch offers an abundance of future potential and is located in the western portion of Runnels County. This stunning ranch features a large stock tank with several wet weather draws and creeks. There is an elevation change on the western side of the ranch, which offers incredible views. On the northern and central sides of the ranch, there is cultivation that boasts highly productive soil and excellent grasses. The Mustang Branch Ranch is a great combination of recreational and agricultural land with plenty of potential for future production. There is prime hunting on this ranch, with healthy numbers of doves and a large whitetail population. This ranch also features great fencing, cross-fencing, and one old hand-dug water well. The Mustang Branch Ranch is truly a hidden gem in Runnels County! Wildlife: This ranch offers an abundance of dove, quail, and whitetail deer. The current owners have properly managed this ranch to produce healthy wildlife populations. Turkey and hogs are also present on this ranch.

Call the Listing Agent Heather Dawn for more information or to schedule a showing 325-232-4670 Location: Located in western Runnels County, From Winters, take Highway 153 west to FM 2111. Proceed south on FM 2111 to County Road 269, then turn right. Head west to County Road 275, and turn right. The property is a short distance on the left side of County Road 275. Must be shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present for all showings. Buyers agents must be first identified and present at all showings. Terrain: Come explore this exceptional 135-acre property nestled in western Runnels County! The Mustang Branch Ranch offers an abundance of future potential and is located in the western portion of Runnels County. This stunning ranch features a large stock tank with several wet weather draws and creeks. There is an elevation change on the western side of the ranch, which offers incredible views. On the northern and central sides of the ranch, there is cultivation that boasts highly productive soil and excellent grasses. The Mustang Branch Ranch is a great combination of recreational and agricultural land with plenty of potential for future production. There is prime hunting on this ranch, with healthy numbers of doves and a large whitetail population. This ranch also features great fencing, cross-fencing, and one old hand-dug water well. The Mustang Branch Ranch is truly a hidden gem in Runnels County! Wildlife: This ranch offers an abundance of dove, quail, and whitetail deer. The current owners have properly managed this ranch to produce healthy wildlife populations. Turkey and hogs are also present on this ranch.

Call the Listing Agent Heather Dawn for more information or to schedule a showing 325-232-4670 Location: Located in western Runnels County, From Winters, take Highway 153 west to FM 2111. Proceed south on FM 2111 to County Road 269, then turn right. Head west to County Road 275, and turn right. The property is a short distance on the left side of County Road 275. Must be shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present for all showings. Buyers agents must be first identified and present at all showings. Terrain: Come explore this exceptional 135-acre property nestled in western Runnels County! The Mustang Branch Ranch offers an abundance of future potential and is located in the western portion of Runnels County. This stunning ranch features a large stock tank with several wet weather draws and creeks. There is an elevation change on the western side of the ranch, which offers incredible views. On the northern and central sides of the ranch, there is cultivation that boasts highly productive soil and excellent grasses. The Mustang Branch Ranch is a great combination of recreational and agricultural land with plenty of potential for future production. There is prime hunting on this ranch, with healthy numbers of doves and a large whitetail population. This ranch also features great fencing, cross-fencing, and one old hand-dug water well. The Mustang Branch Ranch is truly a hidden gem in Runnels County! Wildlife: This ranch offers an abundance of dove, quail, and whitetail deer. The current owners have properly managed this ranch to produce healthy wildlife populations. Turkey and hogs are also present on this ranch.

Call the Listing Agent Heather Dawn for more information or to schedule a showing 325-232-4670 Location: Located in western Runnels County, From Winters, take Highway 153 west to FM 2111. Proceed south on FM 2111 to County Road 269, then turn right. Head west to County Road 275, and turn right. The property is a short distance on the left side of County Road 275. Must be shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present for all showings. Buyers agents must be first identified and present at all showings. Terrain: Come explore this exceptional 135-acre property nestled in western Runnels County! The Mustang Branch Ranch offers an abundance of future potential and is located in the western portion of Runnels County. This stunning ranch features a large stock tank with several wet weather draws and creeks. There is an elevation change on the western side of the ranch, which offers incredible views. On the northern and central sides of the ranch, there is cultivation that boasts highly productive soil and excellent grasses. The Mustang Branch Ranch is a great combination of recreational and agricultural land with plenty of potential for future production. There is prime hunting on this ranch, with healthy numbers of doves and a large whitetail population. This ranch also features great fencing, cross-fencing, and one old hand-dug water well. The Mustang Branch Ranch is truly a hidden gem in Runnels County! Wildlife: This ranch offers an abundance of dove, quail, and whitetail deer. The current owners have properly managed this ranch to produce healthy wildlife populations. Turkey and hogs are also present on this ranch.

60 ACRES RUNNELS COUNTY

73.87 Acres

73.87 Acres

60 ACRES RUNNELS COUNTY