Castro County, Texas Land For Sale (9 results)

Discover a prime investment opportunity at this exceptional property located in the heart of the picturesque area, northeast of Hart, TX in Castro County. Boasting coveted zoning designations for unincorporated and agricultural use, this expansive parcel provides endless potential for a variety of ventures. The predominant land use in the area is farming and ranching. The area is currently experiencing a demand for vacant rural properties. In addition, the property has potential for income producing ventures such as, but not limited to, the use of pastures for grazing, cutting for round bales of grass/hay, cash lease for grazing to a neighbor, and for hunting/fishing. Additionally, this land could be utilized to grow cotton, wheat, and sorghum which are all economically feasible at this time. Don't miss the chance to secure a remarkable piece of real estate in this desirable and growing region.

Excellent investment opportunity with growth potential. This mobile home park is a perfect starter property for investors. 18 usable spaces, requires minimal maintenance and no park-owned homes. A park manager is available if needed. Lot rent includes city utilities, with tenants responsible for electric and gas through individual meters. Financial details and a due diligence FAQ are available upon request.

This irrigated farmland is located in Southwest Castro County in a very productive area. Crops grown in the area include cotton, corn, wheat, sorghum and silage for local feedyards and dairies. The farm has two irrigation wells and one Valley center pivot sprinkler which irrigates approximately 120 acres with two corners being dryland and the balance in grass. The irrigation wells all have submersible electric motors and pumps, supplying a combined total of approximately 350 GPM per the seller. Soils are mostly Olton clay loam with Estacado and Acuff loam soils as well. This is a good farm with a variety of cropping options in a very productive farming area with excellent access via FM 145 paved frontage!

Farmland: 1,306+/- acres of irrigation provides support to the feedyard for both feed and grazing opportunities. Currently the owner is utilizing 2,425+/- total gpm (1.86 gpm/wet acre) off of 32 electric submersible wells. Additional wells are in service and can be used for irrigation but are currently reserved to support the feedyard. Various sprinkler models range in age from older to 2024 model Reinkes. The balance of 1,229.17+/- acres is a mixture of grass, CRP, and dryland farm ground. Feedyard/Headquarters: No expenses were spared on this newly constructed feedyard and farm headquarters. The yard offers 2,700 of concrete bunk and apron with a 5,000 head CAFO permit. All drains and lagoons are in compliance with the permit. A multiple bay commodity barn and heated processing barn are in place, as well as shades in multiple pens. A 20 x 30 finished office sits at the 100 truck scales and behind it is a massive 135 x 75 insulated shop with lean-tos on each side. Multiple loads of caliche have been hauled in to make travel around the improvements all weather friendly. Bar 6 Feedyard and Farms is a turn-key operation in the heart of cattle feeding country and offers the shine of new construction.

Flagg Drip Irrigated 1440 Acres State: Texas Region: Panhandle County: Castro Property Type: Irrigated Farm Acres: 1,440 +/- acres more or less Price: $10,500.00 per acre Taxes: $8,613.89 approximately (2023) Location: 2 miles NW of Flagg This farm is located northwest of Flagg in the most productive area of Castro County and consists of 2 sections. It is drip irrigated with the buried tape on 40centers. Approximately 5500 gpm of water is supplied by 22 wells connected by high-pressure underground line. Three of the wells have turbine pumps powered by vertical hollow shaft electric motors and the other 19 wells have submersible electric pumps and motors. The wells on this farm are approximately 400 feet deep. All wells, pumps and underground line are in good condition. The soils are mostly clay loam and are very productive. It is located in close proximity to a number of feedlots and dairies which provide both a market for grain and forage crops and a source of manure for fertilizer. This is an excellent farm which deserves your serious consideration. If a Buyer is interested, the current owner is willing to cash lease this farm and continue to operate it.

A must-see flex space in the rural community of Dimmitt, Texas. This vacant property is ready for you to bring your vision to life. With movable walls, you have the flexibility to create various layouts to suit your needs. Whether you're considering a spacious warehouse, office space, commercial kitchen, multi-family living, or even a charter school, the possibilities are endless. Previously a medical facility, this property boasts numerous features, including ample offices, reception areas, exam rooms (some with water/sinks), multiple restrooms, several HVAC units, and plenty of parking that has recently been repaved. Don't miss the opportunity to shape this versatile space to fit your unique requirements!

Easter Farm State: Texas Region: Panhandle County: Castro Property Type: Irrigated Farmland Acres: 1715 acres more or less Price: $7,500.00 per acre Taxes: $8,969.00 (2023) Location: Dimmitt, Texas This farm has approximately 1630 acres irrigated with buried drip lines which are a very efficient way to utilize water and to also reduce labor requirements. There are 28 irrigation wells produce approximately 3600 gpm and are equipped with either submersible electric motors and pumps. High-pressure (50#) plastic, under-ground lines connect all wells. There is one booster pump with a 50hp electric motor used to move water from this farm to an adjoining farm that is also operated by the owner of this farm. The only non-irrigation improvement is a 60X120 Star-built metal frame building. Wells range in depth from 390 to 470 with steel casing and pumps set near the bottom of the hole. The owner states that current water depths range from 80 to 120. Two nearby water-district observation wells (numbers 6976 & 6418) showed 2024 saturated thicknesses of 155.83 and 89.26 with declines in saturated thicknesses from 2014 to 2024 of 2.69 and 9.22. The water-bearing formation in this area does not release water as fast as some areas with higher producing wells but appears to have experienced lesser decline in water depth than the higher producing areas. This is a very fertile, highly productive farm with predominately Pullman clay loam soil type. It has a well-designed, high-quality irrigation infrastructure and is located in close proximity to several dairies and feedyards. If a Buyer is interested, the current owner is willing to cash lease this farm and continue to operate it.

PRICE REDUCED! CHOICE 320 ac. +/-, Irrigated farm, pivot sprinklers, irrigation wells & an older home which would be livable or could be moved. On pvmt. in the prime farming area of Castro Co., Texas, Let's Look! 9 miles south of Dimmitt, TX on US 385 and 3.3 miles west on FM 1524. Irrigated farm of 320 acres +/- with an older 2/1 farm home (approximately 1,067 sq.ft. per appraisal district) with a newer roof and painted exterior. Other outbuildings include a bunk house and storage shed. Water is furnished for the home by a domestic well equipped with submersible electric motor. The farm has two mile pivots operating with the east pivot belonging to the tenant. The west pivot is an 8 tower Reinke from the 1980s that irrigates at 200 gpm with LDN nozzles and is controlled with a red Valley panel. A 30 hp submersible pump supplies the water to the west pivot and is located along the county road on the west arc of the circle. The east pivot (tenants) is a seven tower late 90s model Valley. The nozzle package is 350 gpm with LDN sprays and is by a well at the pivot point with an 8 turbine necked down to 6 at discharge and a 100 hp vertical hollow-shaft electric motor.

Hart Irrigated 2 Sections State: Texas Region: Panhandle County: Castro Property Type: Irrigated Farm Acres: 1,319 more or less Price: Please contact Broker. Taxes: $8,426.00 approximately (2022) Location: 4 miles NW of Hart on Hwy 194 This farm consists of a 661-acre section (tract1) and an adjoining 658-acre section (tract 2) which corner each other. The irrigation water is joined by underground pipe allowing it to be shared among three pivots which can all be operated at the same time with a total of approximately 3800 gpm. Tract 1 has a late-model -mile Valley center pivot nozzled for 1800 gpm and ten irrigation wells connected with high-pressure underground plastic pipe. The wells are approximately 380 deep and equipped with submersible electric pumps and motors. The soils are mostly clay loams with 0 to 1 percent slope and are highly productive. The NE corner of tract 1 joins Hwy 194 NW of Hart. Tract 2 is Section 56, the NE corner of which is on Hwy 194. There are currently thirteen irrigation wells each equipped with submersible electric motors and pumps and connected with high-pressure underground plastic pipe. There is a half-mile Valley center-pivot sprinkler irrigation system in good condition and nozzled for 1700 gpm. This tract has excellent topography and soils with about 90% being clay loam. This is a nice farm with good water located in a highly productive farming area. The owner is willing to lease this farm back and continue to operate it.