Callahan County, Texas Land For Sale (87 results)

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Nestled among the high hilltops of the Callahan Divide, Spring Mesa Ranch is a true legacy property, offering breathtaking landscapes, first-class accommodations, and a rich frontier history. Named after the mountain peak that rises 2,182 feet within its borders, this ranch has been meticulously restored to reflect the look and feel of a Texas cattle ranch from the 1840s. A large-scale cedar removal and native grass restoration program has brought the owner's vision to life, creating some of the most scenic and productive wildlife habitats and rangelands in the region. The land features 38 earthen stock tanks, the headwaters of Brushy and Cottonwood Creeks, seven miles of all-weather caliche roads, excellent fencing and cross-fencing, cattle pens, and nine pastures. Atop the hills, a skeet shooting pavilion and a sanctuary with a prominent cross offer breathtaking views. Upon entering through the main gate, a private all-weather rock road winds through the foothills, revealing the magnificent hilltop residencean 8-bedroom, 8-bathroom home with 10,401 square feet of indoor living space, a swimming pool and outdoor entertainment area, all built with no expense spared. East of the headquarters, the hill country style Happy House' sits in a majestic oak-covered setting, providing a serene retreat. Located on FM 2228, a ranch employee's manufactured home sits in a nice grove of oak trees. Both homes are in very good condition. Additional improvements include a 100' x 45' eight-stall horse barn with an office and a 60' x 60' shop with an apartment. Once part of the historic 50,000-acre Cross Bar Ranch, Spring Mesa Ranch stands as a testament to vision, conservation, and Texas heritage. With its unparalleled natural beauty, modern amenities, and historical significance, this extraordinary property offers a rare opportunity for ranching, recreation, and the creation of a lasting family legacy. LOCATION: Spring Mesa Ranch is located on the western edge of the Cross Timbers & Prairies Region of Texas, south of Interstate 20, between Putnam and Baird in east-central Callahan County, near the historic community of Admiral. It is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes from Dallas and 2 hours from Fort Worth. Nearby towns include Cross Plains (12 miles south), Baird (16 miles northwest), Cisco (25 miles northeast), Abilene (37 miles northwest), and Midland (186 miles west). Physical Address: 7985 FM-2228, Baird, Texas 79504 DIRECTIONS: From Dallas and Fort Worth, take I-20 west for approximately 120 miles to Putnam, Texas. Just past Putnam, take Exit 313 to FM-2228 and turn left onto FM-2228. Travel south for approximately 11 miles to the ranch entrance on the right. ACCESS & ROADS: Ranch has 2 miles of FM 2228 frontage and access by a roadway easement off CR461 (no roadway easements run through Spring Mesa). The property features 7 miles of interior all-weather caliche roads in excellent condition. The main home one-half mile from the entrance and is surrounded by a hog-proof fence. Both perimeter and interior fencing are in excellent condition, with interior cattle guards allowing easy travel throughout the ranch. Two gravel pits provide a convenient source of road base for maintenance. HISTORY: The current ownership acquired 441+/- acres in 2004, followed by additional land acquisitions, forming Spring Mesa #1 (the northern half of the ranch). Years later, an additional 1,587+/- acres were added, creating the southern half of the now 3,173+/- acre Spring Mesa Ranch. The land was originally heavily wooded with cedar, and native grasses were in poor condition. Under the vision of Texas oil and gas pioneer Dick Lowe and Dr. John Merrill, former head of TCU's Ranch Management program, the ranch underwent a careful transformation to restore and revitalize the ecosystem. Restoration efforts began with the end goal of taking this ranch back to the 1800s. Through meticulous land management, invasive cedar trees were removed, revealing hidden springs, native grasses and hardwoods. Once part of the vast 50,000-acre Cross Bar Ranch, Spring Mesa Ranch is steeped in history, with reminders of the past still scattered across the ranch. Notable historical features include: Harper House Remnants: Built by a family who purchased land in the 1890s. The original fireplace, chimney, and cistern remain. Old String Town Site: The original Cross Bar Ranch owner, Mr. Cordwendt, built 14 houses for his hired help. Though little remains, the old swimming hole/pond still exists. Cordwendt's Hand-Dug Water Well: A well dug by Mr. Cordwendt during his ownership. Hester Twins Gravesite (1895): The burial site of two young girls who succumbed to typhus while traveling by wagon. MAIN HOUSE: The primary residence is a Texas Hill Country-style masterpiece, originally built in 2005 as a family retreat. It underwent significant additions in 2008 and 2010, expanding into a 16,770+/- square-foot compound with 10,401 square feet of HVAC-controlled interior space and 6,369 square feet of outdoor patio and entertainment area. Designed by David Lewis Builders, the home is ideal for entertaining and relaxation. The 8 bedroom/ 8 bathroom residence consists of three interconnected buildings under the same roof being further described as: East Building (2005): Features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a full-size kitchen, a walk-in gun safe, a pool table, and an open living room with wood-burning fireplace. The upstairs includes a children's bunkroom, full bathroom, and loft-style living room. Middle Building (2008): Houses two guest bedrooms with full bathrooms, two half baths, a large kitchen with an island, an impressive fireplace centerpiece open on four sides, and two open living/ entertainment areas. A crow's nest at the top provides 360-degree views. Outdoor amenities include a swimming pool, outdoor kitchen, propane fire pit, and a golf driving range. West Building (2010): Serves as the master suite, featuring three bedrooms, three bathrooms, his-and-her full baths, large closets, a living area with a fireplace, a downstairs gun safe room, a sauna, and an outdoor elevator/lift. The home water system is supplied by three wells with two buildings housing four large holding tanks and two top-tier reverse osmosis (RO) systems. There is also a 60,000 gallon in-ground cistern providing an additional source of water. Six generators provide backup power for the home. THE HAPPY HOUSE: Renovated in 2013 and a short drive from the main home, this two-story house features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two porches, a balcony, and a wood-burning fireplaceall surrounded by mature oak trees. Nestled in a private and tranquil setting, the home is ideal for guests or a ranch manager and their family. Combined with the main house, the property offers a total of 12 bedrooms, comfortably accommodating 25 guests. HOME FURNISHINGS: The main house and guest house are sold fully furnished, excluding select personal items. The furniture is high quality, appliances are top of the line and this property is ready to use day one. EQUIPMENT: In order to keep the property operational, the owner is including the following items: 2010 F250 King Ranch flatbed 4x4 truck Case backhoe 1984 Freightliner dump truck John Deere Z930A & Z930M zero turn mowers 24' Galyean Gooseneck cattle trailer 16' HD utility trailer (black) & 16' utility trailer (green) Protein feed trailer with delivery system Bobcat T740 skid steer plus attachments Bobcat E88 excavator plus attachments TC33D New Holland small tractor Mini van UTV 2021 Polaris Ranger 1000 12' four-wheeler trailer BARN: Built in 2017, this 100' x 45' horse barn features eight stalls, a wash bay with hot water, a manager's office, and a tack room. The manager's office is equipped with central heat, air conditioning, and internet service. A round pen, conveniently located adjacent to the barn, provides an ideal space for horse training. SHOP: Built in 2005, this 60' x 60' structure includes a spacious workshop, indoor/outdoor equipment storage, a one-bedroom apartment with a loft, a walk-in game cooler and 20,000 gallon in-ground cistern. Just behind the shop, a dedicated shooting range offers a great setup for both pistols and rifles. CATTLE PENS & CATTLE FENCING: The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced for cattle with two sets of steel cattle pens. Both perimeter and cross fencing are in excellent condition, with cattle guards allowing for easy travel between the nine primary pastures. SKEET SHOOTING PAVILION: With stunning views, this pavilion is perfect for skeet shooting and/ or cooking out. The area is fenced separately and includes a covered grilling & picnic space. THE CROSS & REFLECTION AREA: Erected in 2014, a monumental cross sits on a high ridge, surrounded by stone seats engraved with the names of the disciples. Offering breathtaking views of the valley below, this area was designed for quiet reflection and prayer. SURFACE WATER: Spring Mesa Ranch boasts abundant water resources, including 38 earthen stock ponds, 15 of which are spring-fed and stocked with fish. The stock ponds provide excellent water sources for cattle and wildlife while offering opportunities for fishing and waterfowl hunting. WATER WELLS: The ranch is equipped with twelve (12) water wells, ensuring reliable water access across the property. Average well depth is between 100-200 feet producing 3-12 gallons per minute. In total, the ranch features five (5) electric wells and seven (7) solar wells, creating a robust and sustainable water infrastructure. At the main house, three (3) wells supply water to four (4) large holding tankstwo with 10,000-gallon capacities and two with 3,000-gallon capacities. Water from these tanks is filtered through a reverse osmosis (RO) system to ensure high-quality drinking water. Water tanks and equipment are hous

Price reduced! Now $60,000 per acre and this is the premier location from Abilene going east on I-20! Great frontage and this can be divided up with commercial on the frontage and residential on the back. Developers need to look at this location. Large 75 acre ranch between Abilene and Clyde, TX with good frontage on Interstate 20. This is a busy stretch with 20,000 - 30,000 cars and trucks per day and ideas are endless for this location. Priced now at $60,000 per acre that is less than $1.38 per SF and this can be divided up into combination commercial and residential uses. Contact listing agent Steve Sykes, 806.679.2645 for more information.

PRICE REDUCED.... Acreage: This property is 200 acres and has a combination of pastureland and acreage in cultivation. The property is fenced and cross fenced and is currently being used to graze cattle. The is approximately 54 acres currently in cultivation and planted in wheat. Terrain: The terrain is level to slightly sloping on the north end, and has more breaks and hills from the central portion towards the south end of the property. There are some good views from the elevated areas of the property. Water": There is a rural water tap located in the north east corner of the property along the west side of County Rd 479. There are 4 surface ponds on the property that also provide water for wildlife and livestock. These ponds also add to the overall recreational appeal of the property. Improvements: There are corrals on the property as well as a 15'x30' livestock shelter. There is power on the property and a rural water tap. There are no other structures on the tract. Recreation: This property has great recreational appeal given the game population and the amount of surface water. There were several ducks on the pond and given the size they could be stocked with fish. The current owner is unaware if they are currently stocked. There are white tail deer, turkey, dove in the area, as well as feral pigs. Minerals: Sold with no reservations, minerals are unknown.

Recently added deer pictures! Located just 30 miles from Abilene and the newly announced 500 billion dollar Project Stargate, this 403 +/- acre ranch has both the added improvements and land for you to have a great recreational hunting ranch or a profitable cattle operation. There are 6 fenced pastures including a 90-acre hay patch which makes for excellent dove hunting, and an 84-acre wheat field. With 7 tanks, there's plenty of water for wildlife or cattle. There are two homes on the ranch. The 4,400 SF main house is a 3/3 barndominium with a loft and was built on the highest point of the ranch to take advantage of the 360 views. On either side of the house there is a 2,400 SF of covered porch to enjoy. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. Connected to the main house is a 40x60 air-conditioned space. This space includes a full kitchen and bar complete with fridge, hot and cold water, microwave, big screen tv and huge amount of storage above and connects to a utility room with stackable washer and dryer, a low boy water heater and full bath. Near the house are RV hook ups with a separate septic system. The 30x30 covered patio separate from the house has a fireplace, custom built pizza oven, is well lit and has a big screen tv. The second home is a 3/2 single-wide with covered patios on both sides with new AC and new washer and dryer. There is a separate 60x20 covered area that houses the tractors and tractor implements. The property also has clear access along the entire perimeter of the ranch and is the ideal shape for a high fence operation .There are no oil or gas pipelines going through the property and no minerals to convey. Regardless of the end use of the property whether it be ranch, residential or recreational, it would be a key investment in this area. Some farm equipment is available for separate purchase. Call me soon to take a tour of this outstanding turn-key ranch! Property highlights: Turnkey recreational hunting ranch or cattle ranch 7 ponds 2 homes with ample storage Pastures of improved grass and wheat 20 miles from Coleman, 30 miles to Abilene, 6 miles to Lake Coleman, 1 hour to O.H. Ivie Lake Good internal roads Deer, hogs and predators

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: The 2,511 +/- acre Wolf Hollow Ranch presents one of the best raw, large acreage, combination ranches available in the Rolling Plains and Cross Timbers regions of Central Texas. The ranch is found on the southern Callahan County and northern Coleman County line where rolling hills, dotted with large live oak mottes, give way to lush, productive grass valleys and scattered mesquites. Two named drainages move water from north to south through the property, Rocky Branch' and the ranch's namesake, Wolf Hollow'. Additionally, eleven large stock tanks provide water to both livestock and wildlife. Access to rural water and electricity are both found at the NE corner. A productive cattle ranch, Wolf Hollow is cross-fenced into four large pastures with an impressive set of steel pens. Over ten miles of well-maintained, interior ranch roads provide access throughout the ranch. Having been professionally managed by a wildlife biologist, there is a strong whitetail deer population on this low-fenced West Texas ranch, with Rio Grande turkeys, bobcats, wild hogs, dove, quail, wintering waterfowl, and a variety of other native animals. LOCATION: Wolf Hollow Ranch is situated south of Interstate 20 and West of Cross Plains, on the Callahan and Coleman County line. Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes from Dallas and 2 hours from Fort Worth, fronting on County Road 455. Nearby towns include Cross Plains (6.75 miles east), Coleman (18 miles south), Clyde & Baird (20-23 miles northwest), and Abilene (35 miles northwest). HISTORY: Formerly a part of the renowned Silverbrook Pecan Bayou Ranch, a 20,000 +/- acre cattle ranch owned & meticulously cared for by Ms. Helen King Groves, the First Lady of Cutting' and great-granddaughter of Captain Richard King, for over 30 years. This landscape was the home range of the Comanche Indian tribes, known as Comancheria', and wasn't explored by Europeans until 1839. Almost 40 years later, the Great Western Cattle Trail' would pass through these prairies. Later, barbed wire fences, railroads and westward expansion finally conquered this once wild, expansive grassland. European settlement began in this region with James Dulan, likely the first white settler in Callahan County, who built a shelter on Hubbard Creek in 1859 and tended a small herd of cattle. The Whitten family followed, establishing a camp on Deep Creek in the northeastern part of the county before November 1863. By the early 1870s, more settlers arrived, primarily ranchers attracted by abundant grazing land. Notable early ranches included John Hittson's Three Circle Ranch, established in 1873, and Jasper McCoy's ranch on Pecan Bayou in 1874. Other early settlers included the Merchant brothers and Dr. J. D. Windham, who started a ranch operated by his sons in the southwestern part of Callahan County. The late 19th and 20th centuries saw the consolidation of ranching as the region's economic backbone, with cattle ranching becoming dominant. The arrival of railroads in the late 19th century facilitated the transportation of goods and livestock, boosting local trade. Callahan County, organized in 1877 with Baird as the county seat, and Coleman County, with Coleman as its center, developed as agricultural and ranching hubs. In the 20th century, oil discoveries brought additional economic growth, particularly in Coleman County, where the oilfields produced over a million barrels by 1948, according to historical records. Sources: Texas State Historical Association - ACCESS & ROADS: Wolf Hollow Ranch fronts County Road 455 for approx. 1.52 miles. Interior roads measure more than 10 miles, with access provided to every pasture and stock tank. SURFACE WATER: Eleven (11) earthen stock ponds provide excellent water sources for cattle and wildlife, while offering opportunities for fishing and waterfowl hunting. Additionally, two drainages move through the property, Rocky Branch for 2.45 +/- miles and Wolf Hollow for 2.15 +/- miles. Water drains from northeast to southwest, towards the Pecan Bayou, which runs into Lake Brownwood and eventually into the Colorado River. TOPOGRAPHY: The ranch features an impressive 110+/- feet of elevation change, ranging from 1,640 +/- feet at the lowest elevation to 1,750 +/- feet at its highest elevation. Views from several hilltops provide 12-15 mile views to the north towards the Callahan Divide Mountain range, while other hilltops in the northwest section of the ranch provide scenic views to the northwest. CATTLE PENS & FENCING: The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced for cattle with a solid set of steel cattle pens. Both perimeter fences and cross fences range from great to poor condition with excellent access across the ranch and between the 4 pastures. A stocking rate of 25 to 35 acres per animal unit is the estimated carrying capacity for the ranch. Pastures have been rested, and native grasses are in prime condition for the next owner. VEGETATION AND SOILS: Averaging 28 inches of rain annually, tree cover primarily consists of live oaks, mesquite, elm and hackberry along with other native plants. Short and medium grasses include native species like little bluestem, silver bluestem, dropseed, buffalograss, grama, wildrye, Texas wintergrass and others. Wildflowers on the property are impressive where the limestone ridges, grasslands and loamy soils support native species like Texas Bluebonnets, American Basketflower, Blackfoot Daisy, Indian Blanket, Indian Paintbrush, Prairie Verbana, Primrose and Beebalms. Soils include deeper Krum or Frio series soils found in creek/drainage bottoms with shallow, stony Tarrant series soils along the limestone-based ridgelines. Bolar series soils are found throughout most of the property's pastureland. The ranch also supports a variety of forbs and browse, which contribute to the excellent wildlife habitat. Together with well-maintained pastureland, the ranch is in prime condition for the next owner. WILDLIFE: Wolf Hollow is a low-fenced wildlife haven, offering excellent habitat and prime hunting opportunities. The property has been very lightly hunted. There are five feed pens (8-10 panels each), three 3,000 lb. Outback protein feeders, two 1000 lb. Outback corn feeders and two AWS 5'x7' blinds all will convey with an acceptable offer. Additionally, a 5 1/2 acre wildlife food plot offers hunting opportunities and supplemental feed for September dove over sunflowers and/or winter wheat for deer. The ranch is home to Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and Bobwhite quail, along with feral hogs and predators such as bobcats, coyotes, and foxes. Wintering waterfowl visit the eleven stock tanks and can be an additional hunting opportunity. UTILITIES: Access to utilities is available at the North-East corner of Wolf Hollow. Electricity: Coleman County Electric Cooperative supplies power to the area and has a line accessible just north of the NE corner of the property. All easements are secured and in place to run power to the property. Water: Coleman County Water Supply supplies water to the area and has a two-inch water line running down the east side of CR-455, currently ending just 1,000 ft from the NE corner of the property. Easements have been signed to extend the line & install a meter at the NE corner. The CCWS contract to extend the line has been executed and the current owner has paid all associated costs. Construction is expected to be completed by late October or early November, 2025. NEAREST AIRPORTS: Abilene Regional Airport (ABI): Located in Abilene, Texas, this public airport offers commercial flights, primarily connecting to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Gregory Simmons Memorial Airport (CISCO, TX): Situated in Cisco, Texas, this public-use airport serves general aviation and offers facilities for aircraft operations. Coleman Municipal Airport (KCOM): Located two miles northeast of Coleman, Texas, this public airport serves general aviation and offers facilities for aircraft operations. OIL AND GAS: One well with battery tanks is located on the far north side of the property and has a minor impact on the property. The well is accessed through the ranch to the north. SCHOOL DISTRICT: Cross Plains Independent School District. PROPERTY TAXES: 2024 taxes were approx. $2,499.37. Property is agriculturally exempt. PRICE: $4,250 per acre ($10,671,750) Chris Wengierski, Agent TX & OK 214-707-3474 mobile Blake Hortenstine, Listing Broker/ Partner 214-616-1305 mobile Cash McWhorter, Broker/ Partner 469-222-4076 mobile

Located in the Rolling Plains region of Central Texas, this expansive multi-generational ranch offers a rare combination of natural resources, agricultural versatility, and recreational appeal. All mineral rights convey with the sale, including 22.5 percent of all oil and gas royalties, a distinctive component not often conveyed with land sales today. The propertys combination of water features, fertile soils, and varied terrain makes it suitable for both ranching and outdoor recreation. At the front of the ranch lies Wylie Lake, a scenic 5 acre body of water stocked with bass, catfish, and crappie. Two additional water tanks are strategically placed across the property, ensuring reliable access for livestock and wildlife. Deep Creek meanders through the middle of the ranch, creating a scenic riparian corridor that adds both character and ecological diversity. The creek and lakes provide excellent fishing opportunities and peaceful spots for enjoying the natural landscape typical of the Central Texas Rolling Plains. Wildlife is abundant across the property, with whitetail deer, turkey, quail, dove, and hogs frequently observed. The mixture of open pasture, brush, and wooded draws provides balanced habitat for native species and a range of hunting opportunities. An established system of internal roads and trails allows easy access throughout the ranch by truck, ATV, or horseback, while the varied terrain offers both rolling elevations and productive bottomlands. Approximately 95 acres of the property are suitable for cultivation, creating potential for row crops, hay production, or agricultural leasing. The combination of arable land and reliable water sources enhances its utility for both farming and livestock management. Several outbuildings are already in place, providing functional space for storage, maintenance, or future improvements. The ranch offers a blend of privacy and accessibility that characterizes the Rolling Plains region. Nearby communities provide essential services and supplies while maintaining the open landscapes and rural setting that define this part of Texas. With its mix of surface and mineral assets, dependable water features, and proven wildlife habitat, this property presents an uncommon opportunity to acquire a large, well-rounded tract of land with long-term value. Whether managed as a working ranch, recreational retreat, or legacy investment, this propertys combination of resources, minerals, and location make it a distinctive offering in the Central Texas Rolling Plains. DETAILS - Located in the Rolling Plains region of Central Texas - All mineral rights convey, including 22.5% oil and gas royalties - 5 acre stocked lake (Wylie Lake) plus two additional water tanks - Approximately 95 acres suitable for cultivation or crops - Deep Creek runs through the center of the property - Native wildlife including deer, turkey, quail, dove, and hogs - Rolling terrain with mix of pasture, brush, and wooded areas - Recreational, agricultural, and investment potential The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

171 Acres Prime Investment & Ranch Land | Southeast Abilene, TX Discover 171 acres of opportunity just minutes from Abilene Regional Airport, ideally located off Highway 36 on Buckskin Ranch Road (County Road 250) in both Callahan and Taylor Counties. This exceptional tract combines rural charm with unmatched investment potential in one of the fastest-growing corridors of Southeast Abilene. Property Highlights: Size & Location: 171 acres positioned in the desirable Eula ISD, surrounded by recent high-end residential growth and just a short drive to Abilene. Multiple Uses: Perfect for cattle ranching, farming, or recreational use. The property also offers the ideal setting for a luxury estateor multiple homesteadswith million-dollar properties already established nearby. Future Development: Excellent subdivision potential as fiber-optic internet and natural gas utilities are planned for the road frontage. Water & Utilities: Already metered by Eula Water Supply, with Potosi Water Supply nearby. Multiple wet-weather creeks and drainage areas provide potential for building stock tanks or ponds. Wildlife & Recreation: Abundant whitetail deer, dove, and occasional quail make this property a sportsman's getaway close to town. This acreage offers a rare combination of agricultural, recreational, and residential possibilities with strong upside for future development. Whether you're looking for a working ranch, a private retreat, or a long-term investment in Abilene's expanding growth corridor, this property is a must-see.

Approximately 13.76 Acres Within the City Limits of Clyde, Tx, Just East of Abilene, Are for Sale Now. This is Platted for 45 Lots to Fit Mobile Homes or Houses, and City Utilities Are Available. Think of the Earnings on the Sale of Lots or the Establishment of a Mobile Home Park Just Off Interstate 20. This Has a High Traffic Count, and an Rv Park Could Also Work Here. Combine Lots to Make It a Gated Community. for Just $750,000, Contact Listing Agent Steve Sykes at (806) 679-2645 or Sykesland at yahoo dot com for More Information or to See the Property. if Someone Wants the Two Metal Buildings That Are Not Included, Then the Price Will Be $900,000. This is a Good Price for the Potential Income.

If you've been searching for wide open spaces and a place to call your own, this 30-acre farm might just be the one. Tucked back off a quiet country road and shaded by mature Post and Black Oak trees, this piece of Callahan County Texas has everything you need for working the land or just enjoying the peace and quiet. The two-story farmhouse is a solid three-bed, three-and-a-half bath home with 26 exterior wall framing and solid oak wood floors and a wrap-around covered porch that's perfect for sipping coffee in the morning or cooling off in the shade with your favorite cocktail in the afternoon. Inside, its cozy but roomy, with space for the whole family and guests. The land is something special, with excellent pasture grass, great for grazing. Its cross-fenced and ready for your cows, horses, or whatever livestock youve got in mind. Theres a large stock tank that holds water year-round and brings in the wildlife. Youve got both county water and your own private well, so youre set either way. Out back, theres a big metal workshop with power thats perfect for your tools, tractors, or weekend projects and plenty of shelter for livestock. Whether youre running cattle, starting a hobby farm, or just want a place to breathe, this property gives you the room and the freedom to do it. This isnt just a place to live, it's a place to make memories! Driving Directions: East on CR 235 from FM 603, South of Eula High School Location: Approximately 10 miles southeast as the crow flies from the Abilene Regional Airport and approximately 7 miles southwest as the crow flies from Clyde, TX Acreage: Heavily shaded homesite with some pasture on 30 acres in rural Callahan County. Topography: Mostly flat with a mixture of open and heavily shaded pasture. Rainfall/Elevation: 23 inches of annual rainfall setting at 1975 feet above sea level. Cover: Tremendous coverage for all wildlife species with countless Oak trees and some scattered Mesquite trees in the open pasture. Fences: There is some repair needed, but they will hold livestock. Utilities: Electricity is live| The home is on Eula Water Supply| Internet is available. Water: The property has a strong water well that supplies the barn and exterior faucets. Also, there is a beautiful large stock tank that holds water all year long. Hunting: The area features a mix of rolling pasture, oak groves that make excellent habitat for whitetail deer, feral hogs, turkey, dove, and possibly some quail. Residence and Improvements: The property features a two story farmhouse, three bed, three and a half bath home with real wood floors and a wrap-around covered porch. Plus, a large metal shop/barn. Price: The property is priced at $580,000. 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.

Discover the exceptional opportunity to own the 641-acre B & I Ranch, ideally situated just 5 miles north of Putnam, Texas, in scenic Callahan County. This expansive property lends itself to both agricultural enthusiasts and sportsmen, offering a diverse landscape and abundant resources. Features of B & I Ranch 1. Rolling Terrain and Native Vegetation The ranch offers is characterized by its rolling terrain, which is complemented by a variety of native browse species. This diverse landscape not only enhances the natural beauty of the ranch but also supports a wide range of wildlife, making it an ideal location for hunting and nature exploration. 2. Fertile Fields The B & I Ranch includes three key fields, measuring 20, 27, and 87 acres each. These fields are characterized by fertile soils, providing excellent conditions for agricultural pursuits. Whether you're interested in crop production or livestock grazing, these fields offer numerous possibilities. 3. Water Resources Water is plentiful on the ranch, thanks to 10 earthen tanks that ensure a consistent water supply. Additionally, Post Oak Creek flows through the eastern portion of the ranch for nearly 1 mile, adding to the property's natural appeal and providing water resources for wildlife and agricultural use. 4. Accessibility Convenience is a significant advantage of the B & I Ranch. The property enjoys public road access along its northern boundary, making it easy for owners to reach and manage their land. This accessibility also enhances the potential for future developments or improvements. Conclusion The B & I Ranch in Callahan County, Texas, offers a unique blend of natural beauty, fertile land, and abundant water resources, making it an excellent investment for agriculturalists and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Don't miss the opportunity to own this unique ranch.

Call the Listing Agent Heather Dawn for more information or to schedule a showing 325-232-4670 Location: 2826 CR 119, Baird, Texas 79504. From I-20, take the Union Hill Road Exit and proceed north on CR 119 for 2 miles. Great location only minutes to Clyde, Baird, and Abilene! Must be shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present on all showings. Terrain: Exquisite custom home on 20 acres with picturesque views, offering 2 bedrooms and 2 baths with 1,400 sq. ft. It features a rustic log cabin and rock home with stunning views, spacious porches, and a beautifully landscaped yard! Featuring vaulted ceilings, an open-concept kitchen and living area with a wood-burning stove, and a rock accent wall. All-electric appliances, a spacious pantry, and lots of cabinet space. It is on rural water. The master bedroom and bathroom feature a large, dreamy freestanding tub overlooking the stunning ranchland. The additional bedroom has a large walk-in closet and a spacious second bathroom with a shower. Additional 244 sq. ft. bunkhouse with full kitchen and bathroom. 3040 shop with 14 ft. roll-up doors and covered overhang. Hayloft with storage and electricity. Covered parking for four vehicles or equipment, loafing sheds, working pens, and water troughs in place. Excellent fencing and cross-fencing with a cattle guard, pipe entry, and nice stock tank! This ranch has been very well maintained and would make a great small horse or cattle ranch. Private but only minutes to all amenities! 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, hogs, and waterfowl in the winter months are also present on this ranch.

80 Acres | Eula, TX | Callahan County Versatile Acreage with Character, Wildlife & Development Potential Gorgeous 80-acre tract located just outside of Eula in Callahan County. This land offers an ideal blend of native beauty and opportunity, featuring mature oak trees, scattered mesquite and cedar, and gently rolling topography that gives the property excellent character and views. Two tanks are located on the propertyone larger earthen tank and a second smaller tank with strong potential, both need to be cleaned out. An old water well is also present, and the land sits above the Trinity Aquifer, a major groundwater source in Texas. With approximately 27 inches of average annual rainfall (source: U.S. Climate Data Eula, TX area), the property supports native grasses, seasonal wildflowers, and a rich mix of native Texas plants, including bluestem, wild plum, prickly pear, and hardy trees common to USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 8a. Wildlife is abundant, with regular sightings of whitetail deer, wild turkey, dove, and quail, making this an excellent recreational or hunting retreat. Whether youre looking for a weekend getaway, homesite, or long-term investment, this land checks all the boxes. The property offers road frontage and utilities nearby, providing strong potential for residential development or ranchette-style subdivision. Located within the Eula Independent School District, the area is known for its tight-knit community and strong academic performance, with Eula ISD consistently earning high marks in both academics and extracurriculars. Dont miss this rare opportunity to own a scenic and usable piece of Texas land in a highly sought-after rural area. Contact Paige today for your private showing 325-668-4455. Driving Directions: Take Hwy 36 toward Cross Plains, take a left on FM 603, and a right on County Road 224. The property is on the left. Location: Located in Callahan County with frontage on both County Roads 224 and 241. Acreage: This property contains 80 acres. Fences: The property is fully fenced with cross fencing and a trap, all in fair to average condition. Price: The property is priced at $600,000. 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.

Very nice brick home west of Cross Plains about 30 minutes from Abilene. Cozy two bedroom home with a detached suite with extra bed & bathroom for overnight guests. Large shop for detached garage, office space and covered parking area. Large equipment shed and older barn for horses or livestock complete the outbuildings. Two well fenced Coastal pastures and excellent water well make this an excellent home for country living or a good weekend investment property. All information contained herein is believed to be true & accurate to the best of our knowledge. Liveoak does not make any warranty, either express or implied, as to these statements, but has done our best to verify the above information. Liveoak cooperates fully with other Brokers/Realtors as buyer's representatives. However, buyer's Agents/Brokers must be present from the initial showing forward, or other arrangements made directly with the Listing Agent, to participate in compensation. If buyer's Agents/Brokers are not present from the initial showing forward, compensation will be at the full discretion of Liveoak and may be determined on a case by case basis.

Custom-Designed Oak Creek Modular Home on 14.5 Acres Ultimate Country Living with Modern Comforts Discover this beautifully designed, energy-efficient Oak Creek modular home, built in 2021 to International Residential Code standards on an engineered concrete Foundation. Nestled atop a gently rising hill, this property offers breathtaking views of lush coastal Bermuda pastures and Kaiser Creek, all while providing modern conveniences and high-end features. This spacious 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home boasts an open-concept layout with a wood-burning fireplace, a gourmet kitchen with a large island, gas range, and double ovens (one gas, one electric), and his-and-hers walk-in closets in the primary suite. Designed for comfort and efficiency, the home includes a spray-foam insulated attached garage with an insulated garage door and a covered front and back porch, perfect for enjoying the peaceful surroundings. The back porch is enhanced with sun screens and a fire pit, creating the ideal outdoor retreat. Property Features:Porta-cochre with a concrete pad and side entry City water meter, 3,500-gallon rainwater collection system for irrigation, and a 60-ft deep water well producing 5 GPM City sewer connection for the home RV hookup with electric, city water, and sewer connections Workshop with electricity and an attached carport for equipment Workshop has water, electricity, and septic Half-acre stocked pond Gated entrance with a double gravel driveway Perimeter fencing (barbed wire, in excellent condition) and cross-fencing dividing the land into five pastures Improved coastal Bermuda grass, fertilized and weed-controlled, producing an average of 53 round bales per year Prime Location & Stunning Views Located in the Clyde Independent School District, this gorgeous country estate sits outside city limits and the TDJ, offering peace, privacy, and agricultural opportunities. The gentle elevation change from the road to the home adds to the property's scenic beauty, making it a rare find for those seeking modern rural living with top-tier amenities. Don't miss your chance to own this stunning, move-in-ready property! Schedule a showing today! Contact Clay McCullar 325-665-4037 THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS BELIEVED TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT. HOWEVER, MCCULLAR PROPERTIES GROUP DOES NOT GIVE ANY WARRANTY FOR Its ACCURACY. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THIS REAL ESTATE AGENCY REPRESENTS THE SELLER. 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 MCCULLAR PROPERTIES GROUP. No trespassing. Sellers agent must be present for showings.

Exciting real estate opportunity available! This property boasts 139.8260 acres, with approximately 70.04 acres of cultivation and 69.78 acres of native pasture land. Hunting enthusiasts will appreciate the abundance of wildlife, including whitetail deer, feral hogs, dove, and varmints. Plus, its fantastic location adjacent to an overpass just off I-20 presents incredible development potential. With Brushy Creek meandering through a portion of the property, the possibilities are truly endless! Don't miss out on this remarkable investment opportunity. Location: Located between Baird and Putnam TX right on an overpass making great development potential. Acreage:139.826 acres of both native pastureland and cultivation. Price:The property is priced at $4,100 per acre for a total price of $573,287.00 The information contained herein is believed to be true and correct. However, Ekdahl Nelson 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 Nelson Real Estate represents the seller in this transaction. Buyer's 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 Nelson Real Estate. No trespassing. Seller's agent must be present for showings.

Discover the perfect blend of privacy and natural beauty on this 14 acre property tucked away between Clyde and Baird. Featuring scattered pecan trees, open fields with good soil, and a mix of cedar and mesquite, the land offers both character and opportunity. Portions have been partially cleared, making it well-suited for building, grazing, or recreation. A peaceful tank adds to the landscape. City water is available, electric is nearby, and there's also a water well on site (condition unknown). With no known restrictions, the possibilities are endlessbuild your dream home, create a weekend retreat, or enjoy country living at its finest. Access is easy with an asphalt county road leading right up to the property.

General Description: The Atwell Ranch West is a prime cattle property situated in the east-central part of Callahan County with convenient access from the westside of the property via all-weather County Road 417. The property is framed by beautiful hardwood trees along its northern and southern borders. Land is 80% pastureland and 20% native trees/ brush with rolling terrain. Two stock tanks provide surface water for cattle and wildlife. There is also excellent groundwater with the potential to drill water wells. Location: The property is located approximately 7 miles southeast of Putnam, Texas, fronting on quiet County Road 417 with 1/4 mile of paved road frontage on the west side. Location is 2 hours and 15 minutes west of Dallas, 1 hour and 45 minutes west of Fort Worth, and 45 minutes east of Abilene. Directions: From the south side of Putnam, Texas, on Interstate 20, turn left (south) onto Houston St (FM 880). Travel 5.2 miles south to FM 1864. Turn left (east) on FM 1864 and travel approximately 0.5 miles to CR 423. Turn right (south) onto CR 423 and travel approximately 1.7 miles south, then east on CR 423 to CR 417. Turn right (south) onto CR 417 and travel 0.6 miles. The entrance gate is on the left (east) side of the road, marked by a "For Sale" sign near the entrance. History: Atwell, Texas, was established in the 1870s and named after William Hawley Atwell, a district attorney for the Federal District Court of Northern Texas. Early settlers included Tobie Bell, Uncle Johnny Surles, J. T. Purvis, J. P. Hutchins, and Frank Abbott. By 1905, the community had a gin, a blacksmith shop, three churches, and several merchants. However, the population declined after 1915, and the post office closed in 1929. From 1925 to 1948, the population was recorded as 65; by 2000, it was estimated at eight. Today, only one church remains. Terrain: The terrain is rolling to level, with an elevation change of roughly 40 feet. The southeast portion of the property has the highest elevation, gently sloping to the lowest points in the western corners. The property offers lovely distant views from the east to the south. The ranch features three unworked coastal pastures, currently in coastal and native grasses. There are excellent pockets of hardwoods in the center of the property. A couple of small drainages meander through, feeding two (2) stock tanks spread across the property. Vegetation: The property is populated with mature post oaks, live oaks, hackberry, mesquite, and other trees typical of the area. Forbs, browse, and cactus species include elbowbush, skunkbush, prickly pear, tasajillo, catclaw, lotebush, and greenbrier. Grasses include side oats grama, bluestem, switchgrass, Texas wintergrass, dropseed, buffalo grass, and coastal Bermuda. Water: Two (2) earthen stock tanks provide water for livestock and wildlife. The area receives an average of 29 inches of rainfall annually. The ranch has an older, non-active water well located in the center. The property to the south has a new well producing 40 GPM. The ranch is situated above the Trinity Aquifer, and good underground water is believed to be accessible. Water wells are prevalent in this part of Callahan County. Wildlife: The ranch supports abundant whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, quail, dove, ducks, and other native wildlife, offering excellent hunting and viewing opportunities. Migratory ducks utilize the stock tanks in the fall and winter. The ranch has not been leased for hunting, ensuring wildlife to remain in excellent condition. Grazing: The ranch's carrying capacity is approximately one animal unit per 20 acres. The property consists of 80% native and coastal Bernuda pastureland. There are three old cultivated fields in grass that were once utilized for peanut production. Soils: The soil across the ranch is predominantly Pedernales loamy fine sand, which has some limitations that may require special conservation practices. The soil is suitable for cultivated crops, pasture, range, woodland, and wildlife. Fencing: The perimeter fences are in good to fair condition, with one internal cross fence separating the western and eastern sides of the 432+/- acre Atwell Ranch. This cross fence will be a boundary line between the east and west pastures, if purchased separately. Internal Roads & Access: An entrance gate on CR 417 provides easy access in all weather conditions. However, the interior road system is limited and could benefit from improvement. Electricity: Electricity is provided by Taylor Electric Cooperative, with poles located along the county roads. Oil & Gas Production: There is no active oil or gas production on the property. Wind: All wind rights to convey with purchase. Property is located just south of a wind farm. School District: The ranch is within the Cross Plains ISD. Airports: Gregory Simmons Airport, located 18 miles from the property, offers a quality airport with a 6,500-foot runway, superior amenities, and state-of-the-art facilities. Fuel is available. Hospitals: Eastland Memorial Hospital is located 28 miles east of Atwell in Eastland, Texas. Broker & Commission Disclosure: Buyer's Agent/Broker must be identified upon first contact with the Listing Broker/Agent and must be present at the initial property tour to participate in the real estate commission. Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC. Comments: The Atwell Ranch West is a raw tract of land that is excellent for cattle production. It offers a blank canvas for a new owner to design a road system, reclaim fields/food plots, enjoy hunting, create more surface water, or build a home to live. Property Taxes: 2023 property taxes are approximately $250. Price: $3,650 per acre ($766,500) Contact: Jack Fauntleroy- Broker Associate 940-550-4432 mobile Blake Hortenstine- Broker/Partner 214-616-1305 mobile

Call the Listing Agent Heather Dawn for more information or to schedule a showing 325-232-4670 Location: Conveniently located between Clyde and Baird in the rolling hills of eastern Callahan County sits at TBD CR 119, Baird, Texas 79504. From I-20, take the Union Hill Road exit and proceed north on CR 119 for 2 miles. The property is on the east side of CR 119. Must be shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present at all showings. Terrain: Come explore this exquisite 14.713 acre tract nestled in the northeastern hills of Callahan County! This tremendous small acreage tract is only minutes from Clyde. This prime combination property would make an excellent future homesite, weekend getaway, or small agricultural operation. This ranch has excellent fencing featuring barb and net wire. The terrain offers highly productive grasses, and the land is gentle to rolling, with the eastern portion offering a slight sloping incline. Paved county road frontage and in the highly desirable Clyde ISD. Make plans to visit this incredible land tract in Callahan 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, hogs, and waterfowl in the winter months are also present on this ranch.

Price reduced! This is the premier location from Abilene going east on I-20! Great frontage and this can be divided up with commercial on the frontage and residential on the back. Developers need to look at this location. Large 75-acre ranch between Abilene and Clyde, TX, with good frontage on Interstate 20. This is a busy stretch with 20,000-30,000 cars and trucks per day, and ideas are endless for this location. Priced now at less than $1.38 per SF, and this can be divided up into combination commercial and residential uses. Contact listing agent Steve Sykes at (806) 679-2645, for more information.

The POC Ranch offers a prime opportunity for both agricultural enthusiasts and sportsmen. Spanning 151 acres, this property is situated in Callahan County, Texas, just 2.5 miles south of the town of Moran. The ranch's level terrain, native vegetation, and fertile fields are ideal for a variety of activities and pursuits. Location and Accessibility The ranch is conveniently located with public road access available on its southeast and west boundaries. This ensures easy entry and exit for vehicles and equipment, making it an accessible destination for both work and recreation. Water Resources One of the standout features of the POC Ranch is its numerous water resources. The property is well-watered by four earthen tanks, providing a reliable source of water for livestock and wildlife. Additionally, Post Oak Creek meanders through the southern portion of the ranch, running east to west for half a mile, further enhancing the ranch's water availability. Agricultural Potential The fertile soils within the ranch are ideal for cultivation and agricultural activities. The property includes fields sized at 3, 12, and 35 acres respectively, offering ample space for diverse planting options. These fields can support a wide range of crops, making the POC Ranch an attractive option for farmers and agriculturalists. Natural Environment The ranch's natural environment is characterized by native browse species, providing excellent habitat for wildlife. This makes it not only a great spot for agriculture but also a haven for sportsmen interested in hunting or observing local wildlife. The combination of level terrain and diverse vegetation contributes to the ranch's appeal as a versatile property for various outdoor activities. In summary, the POC Ranch in Callahan County is a remarkable property with significant potential for agriculture and recreation. Its strategic location, abundant water resources, fertile fields, and natural beauty make it a worthwhile investment for those seeking a balance of productivity and leisure.

Escape to the country life with this exceptional 27-acre tract just 15 minutes from Abilene. Located near Lake Fort Phantom Hill, a cutting-edge AI facility, and a major data center, this property blends rural tranquility with convenient access to modern infrastructure and amenities. This is one of four recently subdivided parcels and offers a versatile opportunity for a private homesite, recreational getaway, or small-scale ranching operation. The land enjoys easy access via a well-maintained county road, with a Hamby water line along the north boundary and a water meter available. Electricity is available at the road frontage. A custom gate entrance will be required. The property features a dry tank that, with a bit of work, could be transformed into a stocked pondperfect for fishing or attracting wildlife. The landscape is a mix of open space and partial tree coverage, including Mesquite, Oak, hackberry, and shinnery, creating excellent habitat for deer, turkey, and other native species. Native grasses support livestock grazing, and the southern portion of the tract offers gentle elevationideal for building a secluded home with scenic views. Light deed restrictions are in place to protect your investment: no mobile homes and no further subdividing into parcels smaller than 10 acres. Additional acreage is available if more space is desired. Enjoy the serenity of country living with the convenience of nearby shopping, dining, and schoolsthis is Texas living at its best.

10.22 acre land for sale on I-20 in Central Texas. Approximately 10.22 acres in Baird, TX now available for sale. This is the NW corner of I-20 and US Hwy 283 north of Baird. Excellent location for hotel/motel chain with space for restaurants. Hard corner has a Dairy Queen and across Hwy 283 is a Loves Travel Stop/Store. Fantastic location just 20 miles east of Abilene and 130 miles west of Ft. Worth on one of the busiest interstates in Texas. Recent traffic counts in this area run 20,000 30,000 cars and trucks per day.

Discover the perfect blend of privacy and natural beauty on this 14 acre property tucked away between Clyde and Baird. Featuring scattered pecan trees, open fields with good soil, and rolling terrain, this land offers both character and opportunity. The open fields could make excellent hay fields, and much of the property has already been cleared, making it well-suited for building, grazing, or recreation. The property has a water meter already in place, electric is available, and there's also a water well on site (condition unknown). With no known restrictions, the possibilities are endlessbuild your dream home, establish a weekend retreat, or enjoy country living at its finest. Access is easy with an asphalt county road leading right up to the property.

14 acres of secluded country living between Clyde & Baird. Discover the perfect blend of privacy and natural beauty on this 14 acre property tucked away between Clyde and Baird. With rolling terrain, scattered oak trees, and a mix of cedar and mesquite, this land offers both character and charm. Portions of the property have been partially cleared, providing a great balance of open space and wooded cover. A peaceful tank adds to the landscape, while the fenced boundaries on three sides provide definition and security. City water is available, electric is nearby, and there's also a water well on site (condition unknown). With no known restrictions, the possibilities are endlessbuild your dream home, create a weekend retreat, or simply enjoy owning a piece of Texas land. Enjoy stunning sunrises from the back porch and peaceful sunsets from the front porch, all while soaking in the serenity of country living. Access is easy with an asphalt county road leading right up to the property.

This property is perfect for those looking to escape the busy city life and enjoy the tranquility of the countryside. With scenic views throughout, you can relax and take in the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Situated just north of Oplin, Texas, this rural location is highly sought after for its peaceful atmosphere. The eighty unimproved acres offer plenty of trees, including oaks and mesquites, which add to the natural beauty of the area. Little Rocky Creek is a wet-weather creek that runs through a portion of the property. If you're a nature enthusiast, you'll love the native wildlife that can be found here, including Whitetail Deer, hogs, dove, turkey, and quail. Getting to this property is convenient, as it has easy paved access from a county road. Additionally, it's just a short drive to Abilene, Clyde, or Baird, allowing for quick access to amenities and services. For families with children, this property is located in the Clyde ISD school district, providing access to quality education. The property features a two-bedroom, one-bathroom house, making it perfect for a weekend getaway or a more permanent retreat. The round pen, arena, RV hook-up, and 10-horse barn offer opportunities for equestrian pursuits or other hobbies. Whether you're looking for a tranquil escape or a recreational property for outdoor activities, this slice of Texas heaven has it all. Don't miss out on the chance to own this beautiful piece of land and make it your own private oasis. Residence and Improvements: 1288 square foot ranch home with two bedrooms and one bathroom built in 1930. Price:The property is priced at $1,200,000.00 The information contained herein is believed to be true and correct. However, Ekdahl Nelson 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 Nelson Real Estate represents the seller in this transaction. Buyer's 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 Nelson Real Estate. No trespassing. Seller's agent must be present for showings.