Grimes County, Texas Land For Sale (95 results)

Discover a rare and valuable opportunity with this 254 acre property, situated just right for development. With approximately 54 acres inside the city limits, this land offers a unique combination of accessibility and wide open spaces. Located only a stone's throw away from the city park and airport allows you to envision a wide array of opportunities that best fits your needs. Don't miss an exceptional chance to invest in a versatile and strategically positioned parcel of land and let this be your cornerstone of future growth and prosperity.

Beautiful 12+/- acre Villa overlooking the rolling hills of Whitehall, 400' elevations & views for miles! The 3,829 sq ft architecturally designed home features an open concept Great Room/Kitchen & Dining area, seamless flow & Italian flooring. The awe-inspiring Great Room features 18' reclaimed spruce ceilings and magnificent trusses fabricated from reclaimed Hand-Hewn beams. The custom floorplan and architecture maximize views and natural lighting throughout. The gourmet kitchen features ample cabinets, a 6 burner gas stove, dual fuel ovens, farmhouse sink, leathered granite countertops, breakfast booth and Butlers Pantry. The office, primary suite & bath are special with reclaimed wood flooring! 800 sq ft Casita, 800 sq ft Guest house, 4,800 sq ft barn with 4 stalls & round pen, storage & exercise area, a 4 stall 24'x36' run in barn, 2 ponds, fenced & cross fenced. 3 miles from FM 249 Aggie Expressway, 1.5 miles from Whitehall grocery and feed! Minutes to Navasota. Agent owned

From County Road 305, turn south into Whitehall Ranch Estates. About 3/4 of a mile into the tract, past the Gatehouse, Barns, Stables, Polo field, and massive lake, you come to Tract 4. Before you, a picture-perfect pond that serves wildlife and livestock sits on a gently sloping hillside with mature trees above and below it, left and right. Entering the tract following the northern boundary, you come to a road that extends southwest along a ridge. A meticulously maintained and managed 18-acre seasonal wildlife food plot is on each side of this ridge. In the center of the food plot, we find a beautifully designed and maintained competition skeet/trap shooting range. With no expense spared, concrete walking paths connect the stations. The high-end Italian throwers situated in the high house, low house, and trap station fire perfectly with the touch of your wireless remote. With benches, cup holders, and gun racks stationed throughout, this facility was made for fun and hosting. To complete the experience and maximize comfort, an air-conditioned cabin complete with a bathroom, kitchen, tables, and connected television to keep tabs on the game score. With undulating topography and stunning stands of mature trees wrapping this tract, there are many options for your perfect homesite. The amount of wildlife that utilizes this tract is exceptional. The whitetail deer herd is unheard of, with resident bucks at every key age interval. The spring-fed creeks on the northwest and southeast corners provide miles of walking and riding trails where the cool canopy shades your path. Tract 4 offers privacy, entertainment, and stunning natural views and landscapes. We invite you to experience Tract 4 of Whitehall Estates and see what the area's premier deed-restricted ranch community offers.

Description: Welcome to the 4-0 Ranch, a premier 170 acre estate offering unparalleled improvements, diverse landscapes, and excellent water features. Perfectly suited for large families, guests, and corporate retreats, the ranch is designed with a thoughtful layout that blends luxury and functionality. Location: Ideally positioned on the border of Grimes and Waller Counties, the ranch has the perfect balance of privacy and accessibility. Located 36 miles from College Station and Brenham, and 59 miles from Houston, it offers easy access to major urban cities. The property has three entry points within the 4,200 feet of CR 324 frontage, with the remaining perimeter fence line ensuring a secluded atmosphere. Improvements & Infrastructure Entry through the main gate takes you over the dam to the stunning three-story home. The residence is 5,928 sq/ft, 5-bedroom, 7.5-bathroom crafted to impress and designed to host up to 20 or more guests. It features an expansive formal living and dining area, a massive stone fireplace, a wraparound porch with breathtaking views of the lake, and a master suite encompassing a spacious bedroom with a fireplace and private amenities such as his and her closets and bathrooms. A large bunk room on the third floor offers additional sleeping space. Two identical 2BR/2BA casitas provide private accommodations for guests, in addition to the two RV hookups. The separate game room building, covered outdoor cooking gazebo, and playground area are available to all within the compound. The foremans 3BR/2BA home is located on the northeast side of the ranch with a separate entrance. Additional buildings include four barns/sheds for horses, equipment, and storage. The property also features a manufactured home or travel trailer site with septic, power, and water. Water: The 7 acre lake is a central feature of the ranch. It includes two fishing piers, a foot bridge, and a boat barn for storing canoes, kayaks, or personal watercraft. The dam is equipped with a siphon system for water level control. Nearly half-a-mile of wet-weather creek feeds into the lake. The wooded areas along the tributary are frequented seasonally by waterfowl. Two stock tanks provide supplemental water sources. The ranch is supplied by two water wells with electric submersible pumps. Water is distributed via underground pipes throughout the ranch via a valve-and-pressure system ensuring reliable service to all endpoints. Land & Fencing: The terrain is a scenic blend of approximately 70% hardwoods and 30% pasture set on rolling hills that create a picturesque landscape. The ranch is low-fenced and includes nine cross-fenced pastures, with over 14,000 feet of perimeter fencing, more than 10,000 feet of cross fencing, and over 6,700 feet of wood board fencing. Potential Uses: With its size, infrastructure, and road frontage, the property offers a range of possibilities. It is ideal for a working cattle or horse ranch, corporate or family retreat, bed and breakfast, or even a dude ranch. The extensive county road frontage provides the potential for land subdivision. This property comes fully equipped with select furniture, tractors, equipment, and cattle, making a smooth transition for the new owner. Remarks: The 4-0 Ranch is an exceptional investment offering high-end accommodations, extensive infrastructure, and beautiful natural surroundings. This well-maintained, fully operational ranch in a prime Texas location presents an outstanding opportunity for personal use, business ventures, or long-term development. Shown by appointment only with Texas Ranch Sales, LLC. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on 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, LLC.

Discover a rare opportunity to own unspoiled acreage in Navasota, Texas, offering exceptional potential for a working ranch, hobby operation, or future division into rural residential tracts. This scenic tract features a spring-fed pond, a seasonal creek, and gently rolling terrain adorned with native grasses, mature pecan and hackberry trees, and a diverse mix of fertile soils. Currently operated as a cow-calf grazing property, it is fully fenced for security and livestock management. Essential utilities are in place, with electricity on-site, and public water and fiber-optic internet available offering modern convenience in a peaceful country setting. Located just minutes from access to Highway 105, Aggie Expressway 249, and FM 1774, this property provides quick routes to nearby towns and major cities. With its natural water features, mature shade trees, productive soils, and excellent accessibility, this land presents a unique investment opportunity in a desirable and growing region of Grimes County.

This is a very nice property offering a great combination of wooded creek bottom, nice areas of open and gently rolling pasture with scattered trees, a small tank, and a couple of likely looking draws for additional pond creation. With this great variety, convenient access to Houston, College Station, and Huntsville, this is a great property for a game-day ranch house, country home place, or weekend retreat. LOCATION The ranch is located in Shiro, just off Highway 30 on FM 2620. Approximately 30 miles from College Station, 20 miles from Huntsville, and 80 miles from central Houston. The ranch is in the Anderson-Shiro Consolidated School District. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The high side of the ranch offers approximately 20-25 feet of gentle relief dropping towards the wet weather creek that crosses the ranch, offering a great view corridor. Approximately 70 acres of this tract is open pastureland nicely broken up by scattered treelines and motts. Oaks, cedar elms, bois darc, mesquite, retama, and honey locust are among the tree species. Grasses are native and include Bahai and Bermuda. WILDLIFE Deer, hogs, and varmints are in the area and travel the wooded creek area. MINERALS Surface only. The information contained herein has been gathered from sources deemed reliable; however, Republic Ranches, LLC and its principals, members, officers, associates, agents and employees cannot guarantee the accuracy of such information. The information contained herein is subject to changes, errors, omissions, prior sale, withdrawal of property from the market without prior notice, and approval of purchase by owner. Prospective buyers should verify all information to their satisfaction. No representation is made as to the possible value of this investment or type of use, and prospective buyers are urged to consult with their tax and legal advisors before making a final determination. Real Estate buyers are hereby notified that real properties and its rights and amenities in the States of Texas; Oklahoma; Colorado; Louisiana; Arkansas; and New Mexico are subject to many forces and impacts whether natural, those caused by man, or otherwise; including, but not limited to, drought or other weather related events, disease (e.g. Oak Wilt, Anthrax, Chronic Wasting Disease), invasive species, illegal trespassing, previous owner actions, neighbor actions and government actions. Prospective buyers of Texas real estate, New Mexico real estate, Colorado real estate, Oklahoma real estate, Arkansas Real Estate, or Louisiana real estate should investigate any concerns regarding a specific real property to their satisfaction. When buying investment property the buyer's agent, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at initial showing of the property listing to the prospective real estate investor in order to participate in real estate commission. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of Republic Ranches, LLC. Republic Ranches, LLC reserves the right to require any or all interested buyer(s) of a particular property to provide proof of financial ability to purchase said property prior to the initial showing or any subsequent showing of the property. Republic Ranches, LLC also reserves the right to refuse to show a property to a potential buyer for any reason at Republic Ranches, LLC's sole and absolute discretion.

A unique opportunity with this unrestricted 37+/- acre property in Navasota. Set amidst gently rolling terrain, a mix of mature trees, and a seasonal dry creek that draws plentiful wildlife and deer, this land is rich with potential. Electricity and public water are available at the road, making it ready for development. Conveniently located just 20 miles from College Station and about 30 minutes from Magnolia or Montgomery, it offers peaceful rural living with close proximity to city conveniences. Perfect for residential use, recreational enjoyment, or as an investment.

Stunning 1,180-Acre ranch with open pastures, mature woods, 45-acre private lake and panoramic views near Texas A&M. This property offers space for recreation, livestock and peaceful country living. Living spaces include the main house which captures breathtaking views, the ranch manager's house which sits at an elevation of 280 feet and a thoughtfully designed guest house. The property includes a pipe-fenced roping arena, pens, and a barn, making it ready for cattle operations. Game feeders and stands are strategically placed throughout, catering to wildlife enthusiasts and land stewards alike. Fully fenced and cross-fenced, this ranch offers opportunities for those seeking a balance of working land and peaceful retreat. Just 20 miles from Texas A&M, this property combines the serenity of country living with convenient access to the amenities of the city. This expansive property offers a unique blend of natural beauty, privacy and investment potential in the heart of Texas.

Located just 3 miles from Anderson this 50+/- acre unrestricted property offers a perfect combination of seclusion and potential. This property adjoins to other pasture lands with a dry creek meandering through the back, there's opportunity to transform it into a peaceful pond, providing a natural water source for livestock, with open expanses of flat terrain with rich, well-drained grassland pastures, providing ample grazing space for cattle. Surrounded by mature hardwoods and pines, these open fields and varied topography land offers an abundance of open space suitable for grazing, farming, or building your ideal homesite. Already equipped with electricity and fiber internet nearby, you'll have the modern conveniences of rural living. The agricultural exemption currently in place ensures you have flexibility for various farming or ranching endeavors.

This 69 +/- acre Recreational Paradise, offering a perfect blend of seclusion and convenience that includes a 6 +/- acre pond ideal for fishing or kayaking, with multiple spots to build your ideas right by the water. As you enter through the remote-controlled gate, you'll be greeted by a captivating landscape that stretches into a serene oasis featuring a small creek, towering cypress, and live oak trees that provide natural shade and tranquility. The land is teeming with wildlife and includes well-maintained ATV trails that wind through the woods, giving access to several custom building sites. Situated just north of Magnolia and just minutes from Aggie Expressway 249 and FM 1774. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway or a place to call home, this land offers endless possibilities for outdoor living and enjoyment.

Welcome to the Fletcher Farm. This property is just over 33 acres that has something for everyone. As you pull into the driveway, the custom home sits right in the middle of the property. The kitchen, dining, and living room make a great place for the entire family to come together. The main home boasts 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms with an office (optional fourth bedroom) and a separate guest suite upstairs. Upon exiting the 2.5 car garage, you can walk right out to a large red shop that is divided into a ventilated workshop, mechanic shop, and small apartment. Additional improvements include a two stall horse barn with a feed and tack room, a carport to park your tractor or buggy, and an 8x50 storage container. The property is a great mixture of trees, pasture and a large pond for fishing. Property is currently under Ag exemption. ANDERSON-SHIRO SCHOOL DISTRICT. 15 miles to Anderson, 20 miles to Huntsville, and 30 miles to College Station. Come and make this property your new home today!

With over 1,500 ft of frontage on County Road 305, this tract makes up the northwest corner of Whitehall Ranch Estates. From the northern boundary, the property looking into this tract is immediately struck by the beauty of the rolling landscape. A carpet of dense coastal Bermuda grass rolls up and down the pasture and eventually meets with stands of mature native pecan trees and mast-producing oak trees. Beason Creek established the western boundary of the property. It is a beautiful year-round water source fed by the many area springs and seeps. Topography and trees provide much-desired privacy as one looks into the land from the county road. As we weather, drainage bisects the northern third of the tract, breaking east to west downgrade towards Beason Creek. Both sides of the wet weather drainage are framed with mature trees. Beason Creek is both wooded and densely under-brushed. Still accessible from its many well-maintained trails, the trees, and underbrush along the western boundary of this tract provide ample shelter and browse for a diversity of native wildlife. This pasture is cross-fenced with working pens in the center and well-designed access points for each pasture. The fencing is straight and true. A combination of fencing with horse pastures fenced with 2 X 4 non-climb wire and slick top wire and cattle pastures fenced with four-point, five (5) strand American barbed wire. Centered in the bottom third of this tract is a 3.5-acre seasonal wetland used to support native wildlife, livestock, and migratory birds and waterfowl that frequent the ranch during the Fall and Spring migrations. Seasonal home to countless species such as mallards, gadwalls, pintails, and canvasback ducks. In the bottom third of the tract, in the southeast corner, is the heart of the ranch. A 28,000-square-foot stabilized yard centers four buildings. To the east, a fully enclosed workshop. To the north is a three-sided equipment barn. To the west a roof-covered equipment barn, and lastly, to the south are twenty (20) stall stables with two (2) apartments, an office, a feed room, and two (2) tack rooms with backup generators. The quality of these improvements and the diversity of what this tract and its improvements can be used for are only limited by your imagination. Just north of the working barns and stable, an FAA-approved helipad complete with windsock and lights. Beyond the helipad is a beautiful, fenced area for the greenhouse and garden. The greenhouse is well appointed at 20x65 with a breezeway dividing each half. The left half is a working room for planting, potting, and seed management, complete with overhead power and water. The right half of the building is a double fridge/freezer equipped room with sinks and a kitchen ideally suited for preparing preserves or packaging greens from the garden. Outside the greenhouse and within its fenced boundary, a brood of chickens faithfully patrols the garden each day and tends their eggs in the adjacent coop in the evening. The south half of the fenced garden is dedicated to an heirloom garden with seasonal flowers, and the northern half is dedicated to an orchard complete with apple, pear, and peach trees. The depth of natural beauty this tract offers, combined with the immaculately maintained improvements, makes it a rare and unique offering. We invite you to come experience tract 1 of Whitehall Estates, a well-planned deed-restricted ranch community.

From County Road 305, one turns south onto Whitehall Ranchs private road. Driving south past the stunning view of perfect pastures, barns, stables, lakes, and expansive stands of mature trees. Upon final approach to Tract 5A, the road dips, and you cross a spring-fed creek. From there, another mile drive, and to your left, you see a private gated entrance leading us down a private secluded road into the residence compound. Pulling in to the left a five-bay insulated garage, and to the center, a ring of structures, four in all. The guest cottage, the bunkhouse, the pool house, and the primary residence are all situated in a circle facing one another within a 75-yard oasis of nature. The center point is marked by a freshly cut zoysia grass path tied to illuminated live oak trees. The topography is gently elevated in the center, providing a perfect amount of privacy between the structures and maintaining a balance of intimacy by proximity without betraying each other's privacy. We park in the shade of a double carport adjacent to the primary residence. Approaching the house, one is again struck by a sense of quality and timeless styling over opulence. The full wrap-around porch affords perpetual shade and opportune breezes for any season. The eave is adorned in galvanized poles and fixtures devoid of age or wear. Entering the side of the house, we pass down a hallway, and to our left is a full-size laundry room with abundant space and storage. To the right is a full-size bedroom and bathroom complete with a freestanding tub, shower, and walk-in closet. Oversized windows for each side of the bed bring natural light and wooded views. Continuing forward into the house, we encounter another room to the right. The space is clean and efficient; the door is heavy and robust, clearly reinforced, and used as a gun closet and loading room, perfect for securely storing firearms and maintaining secured data access for the residences. Next, we enter the expansive center of the house. Anchoring the room is a stunning art deco-inspired fireplace with magnificent steel flume and tensioners. To the left, a wall of full-frame windows and glass sliding doors provides lighting for the living room and an impeccable view of the lush earthen rise and tree canopy in the distance. To the right is an ample bar with a sink and chairs. Beyond the bar is a full-size kitchen equipped with gas (propane) burning stainless commercial grade Wolf range and oven, an oversized Subzero stainless refrigerator, and a freezer. The far-right side of the center space is marked by a dining table, again enclosed by a wall of full-panel windows and sliding glass doors, giving an uninterrupted view of the natural beauty beyond. From our center position, we go left toward the living room, where to the left again opens a tasteful bar room with a solid surface wrapped around the bar top, serving space, and sink. Further into the bar area, we find a well-located half bathroom. Turning back towards the living room, we walk through the natural light cascade. It looks like a scene from the pages of Texas Monthly, if not Architectural Digest, is an understatement. The natural light is supplemented in the center of the house with tastefully suspended light rails, giving the neutral color scheme of the residence the flexible feeling of an art gallery. It is an appropriate feeling as the ranch, and its structures serve as a palette complimenting the landscape, constructed and utilized in a manner that leaves it uncommitted to time. Beyond the living room, further into the house, we come to a space dedicated to billiards. A wall of full-panel windows is to the left, and built-in shelves are to the right. A functional space ready to accommodate any number of uses. Accessible from the center hallway or the billiards space, we will arrive at the master suite next. With a large, vaulted ceiling, the open space gives way to the office on the left and the bedroom on the right. Before us, there is a wall of full-panel windows and another sliding glass door. The view is filled with the form and beauty of landscapes, trees, and a pool fit for a Malibu cocktail social. To the right, again, we enter the bedroom area and the master bathroom. A solid surface double vanity sink, full-size shower, and freestanding tub. Centered in the bathroom, a fitting walk-in closet with built-in storage and racks prepared to accommodate all needs. We now head back to the hallway; one could easily assume that the tour of the primary residence was done. However, a metallic button on the wall adjacent to a door leads us to a three-person elevator. We enter, close the door, slide the elevator door, and take a smooth, brief journey to the basement. Upon exiting the elevator, we come first to a short three-way hallway. The door reveals a temperature-controlled wine cellar with ample storage and climate controls. From the wine storage, we head further into the basement, where a room opens up in an expanse with two rows of seating facing a wall. We enter the theater. With a state-of-the-art digital projector integrated into the smart home electronics, one can connect, display, and enjoy games or movies with guests. Before heading back up, we will access and visit the panic room. A room with reinforced doors, fire-resistant walls, and secured data connections provides peace of mind space for events unknown and remaining true to the spirit of self-reliance. Emerging from the basement, we head next to the pool house. The beautifully maintained zoysia grass is tera-scaped into steps, giving the feel of a Zen Garden in grass form. The pool, shaded seating area, and adjacent landscaping are nothing short of stunning. With a large outdoor grill and pizza oven, one can easily conjure images of every form of gathering, from family birthdays serving hotdogs and pizza to a fancy soiree fit for the pages of GQ magazine. We enter the fully equipped pool house kitchen with large serving windows and a walk-up bar opening to the shaded pool seating area. From the kitchen, we enter the home gym. This is another clever use of a highly versatile space. Full panel windows and sliding doors again give a path to the trees and natural light. From the gym, we pass a bathroom and come next to a stunning full-sized sauna adorned in wood with a glass door. Beyond the sauna, we come to a highly functional full-sized laundry room with ample room and stunning views. The last stop in the pool house is the massage room, wrapped in windows and cast in light with immaculate spa furnishings. Our next stop is the guest residence, known as the bunkhouse. At 1640 square feet, this home was designed with kids in mind. It has four full-sized bedrooms and bathrooms, a full kitchen, and a washer and dryer. Next stop, the Guesthouse. This 1640-square-foot accommodation provides a spacious accommodation with two bedrooms and two baths. It has a cottage feel, with a full-sized fireplace in the living room and full-sized fireplaces in each bedroom. A full kitchen and laundry make this accommodation perfect for shortand long-term guests. Before leaving the residence compound, we pass the five-bay garage, yet another feature that delivers more than one would expect at first glance. The side door leads us into a free-span space devoid of interior columns with an automatic light sensor. The walls and ceiling are insulated and equipped with ample broad-spectrum lighting. The air is gently moved by a line of low-profile industrial fans running the length of the building. And, of course, each of the five roll-up garage doors is powered with independent commercial-grade electronic door openers.

Whitehall Ranch Estates Tract 5B- 86.395 acres. From County Road 305, one turns south on Whitehall Ranch private road. Venturing past the barns, stables, lakes, and polo field and across a spring-fed creek. Once across the creek, the grade again begins to climb in elevation. The sides of the road and subgrade drainage pipes are subtly placed along the road, complete with stabilized rock aprons and flumes, which are subtle reminders of the depth of thought and the quality of design implemented into the ranch. We now turn due east. To our left, a fenced area shrouded in woods contains the primary and guest residences, which are still completely hidden from sight; to the right, Tract 5B. Immediately, an immaculate view unfolds, the land gently drifting down towards the lower reaches of the pasture, which is guided by spring-fed drainages and creeks. The property line visible the undeveloped adjacent tract majestically rising again, establishing a view that extends thousands of yards devoid of anything but pastures and trees. We now pass through into the easternmost section of the ranch, looping around the horseshoe pond, named for its shape; it serves both wildlife and livestock and has bass waiting to be caught. The lake exudes a sense of tranquility with a buffer of trees and landscape in every direction. From the horseshoe pond, we turn north along the eastern fence line. The fence line is clear of brambles and weeds, and the path is suitable for full-sized vehicles or UTVs. To our left is a wall of mature pines of a magnitude only appreciable in person. The air smells of pine, and the temperature drops 15 degrees as we plunge into one of a half dozen shaded trails bisecting the pine stand. The trails in this section of the ranch are nothing short of majestic. With paths following creeks ridges and leading to open areas, one cannot help but begin to relax and let the chaos of everyday life withdraw while within these woods.

From County Road 305, you enter Whitehall Ranch Estates. Heading south on the main private ranch road, you first encounter the Gatehouse on your left. This is the anchor of Tract 2. On your right, a vast rolling pasture with trees that comes to a stunning Barn and Stables facility. At the half-mile point just past the facilities, you come to Tract 3. This tract is far enough into the property from the county road that your privacy is appreciated. To your right is a picture-perfect 8.5-acre-managed fishing lake backdropped with a stunning view of rolling countryside. The lake is beautiful, the shoreline is very accessible, and the water is shockingly clear above all else. So clear that you are tempted to swim, which is a rare offering in this part of the state. The lake has an immaculate pier and boat dock, which provide safe and comfortable access for fishing, swimming, and boating. The waters around the dock are teaming with black bass, bream, and minnows of every size, ready for your lure. With a mix of shallows and deep, clear water, the lake is also home to countless migratory waterfowl, including mallards, wood ducks, and pintails in the fall. The land beyond the lake that is part of this tract is nothing short of stunning. The topography rises to the left and right of the lake, then gently sweeps downward to a perfectly built cross-fenced pasture. The northwest corner of Tract 3 is an entire ecosystem. To the west, the spring-fed Beason Creek is shrouded in native pecans, oaks, and elms. The middle of tract 3 is bisected by a wet weather creek, which provides more privacy and habitat for the native wildlife. The woods along the creek are vibrant but still accessible, leaving room for pockets of agriculture and wildlife feeders perfect for native wildlife. The final aspect of Tract 3 is the competition-spec polo field in the southeast corner of the tract. Over six football fields in size, the mere aesthetic of the space alone makes it special. Traditionally used for competition Polo matches, this area would accommodate any number of equestrian uses. However, the infrastructure in place under the field gives this portion of the property the greatest potential. With hundreds of zoned subgrade irrigation heads, the opportunity for agricultural expansion is limited to your imagination. Be it organic produce or a vineyard, the opportunity awaits your use. We invite you to experience Tract 3 of Whitehall Estates and see what the area's premier deed-restricted ranch community offers.

In a first-time offering, we invite you to explore the opportunity to own one of two tracts available from the original Whitehall Ranch. Tract 1 is comprised of 318 acres of diverse natural features. Combined with the land's natural beauty is a stunning list of improvements and amenities. The topography and privacy of this tract offer countless potential homesites for your future ranch and a thoughtfully deed-restricted ranch community dedicated to maintaining the quality and integrity of your potential homesite or investment. Improvements and Features include: Twenty (20) stall stables with two (2) apartments, an office, a feed room, and two (2) tack rooms with a backup generator Barn 1 roof-covered equipment barn Barn 2 three-sided equipment barn Barn 3 fully enclosed shops 28,000 square foot stabilized yard 18+ acres seasonal wildlife food plot Multiple water wells Perimeter-fenced and minimally cross-fenced with four-point, five (5) strand American barbed wire. 3.5-acre wetland pond 8.5 acre managed fishing lake Competition polo field Competition skeet/trap range with cabin Improved hay pastures Horse pastures fenced with 2" X 4" non-climb wire and slick top wire Located in a Federal Opportunity Zone

Hidden Creek Ranch is a fantastic undeveloped property with a 65-acre reservoir located in the middle of the property. The reservoir is an outstanding fishery and a duck magnet. Gibbons Creek runs through the western half of the ranch, with the eastern half rising up to over 80 above the creek bottoms. The property primarily has old-growth forests with a tremendous variety of giant trees along multiple creeks that cross through the property. The Ranch is less than 20 minutes from College Station and the Texas A&M campus. LOCATION The ranch is located 14 miles southeast of College Station in Grimes County. The ranch has over 6,000 of frontage on the south side of Hwy. 30 just east of the town of Carlos. TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT The ranch has a wonderful variety of ecosystems that include a large lake, old-growth forest, and more open grasslands. The lake is approximately 67 acres of surface water that includes a lot of shallow areas that create ideal wetland areas that attract a huge variety of waterfowl and other wetland fowl. The lake has an abundance of aquatic vegetation that creates an attractive habitat for waterfowl. Approximately 446 acres of the property is covered with various old-growth forests. Approximately 160 acres of the wooded area is found in the floodplain along the banks of Gibbons Creek. This area is dominated by towering water oaks, hackberries, elm, loblolly pines, and black hickory trees with an undergrowth of primarily yuapon, american beautyberry, trumpet vine. The remaining 286 acres of mature woodlands are found along the higher country to the east side of the property and is a unique mixture of an evergreen-deciduous woodland area. This area holds an assortment of post oak, water oak, blackjack oak, hickory, persimmon, tupelo, red oak, willow oak, elm and loblolly pine. The undergrowth here is much sparser than the west side and is easy to walk through. The remaining acreage is primarily open grasslands. WILDLIFE The tremendous variety of trees and undergrowth over the ranch creates an excellent habitat for white-tailed deer. No hunting on the ranch has occurred in the last two years and the deer are plentiful. Waterfowl hunting on the property is tremendous with the huge shallow lake that creates an outstanding habitat for ducks that migrate through the area during the winter. With Gibbons Creek Lake so close and numerous other large private lakes, this area is one of the best duck hunting places in the Brazos Valley. Dove, hogs, alligators as well as predators are very common on the property. The ranchs diverse ecosystems are home (year-round or during annual migration) to all types of other animals and birds. Bald eagles and osprey are very common on the property. WATER The primary feature of Hidden Creek Ranch is the roughly 65-acre reservoir. This lake was originally built to be much larger so the dam is over-engineered for the water being held. It currently holds just below the 200 acre-feet threshold so no special permit was required to finish the lake. The lake was created out of damming up Peach Creek, which runs most of the year and only quits running during times of extreme drought. The lake is stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, and redear sunfish and is an excellent fishery. Approximately 2,400 of Gibbons Creek runs through the west side of the property (both sides of the creek are on the ranch), and this waterway runs year-round. Both sides of Peach Creek run through the middle of the property into the reservoir. Several other small creeks on the property also run into Peach Creek before entering the reservoir and usually have running water through seeps that keep the water draining into the lake. ELECTRICITY Electricity is found along the highway frontage on HWY 30. MINERALS There is one well location on the property near the highway that is producing. The sellers are believed to owns 50% of the mineral estate. AREA HISTORY Turner-Peters Log Cabin was originally found on this property and has since transferred to Boonville Heritage Park as a historic site where the dog-house cabin can be visited by tourist. It was built on a hill on the property overlooking Peach Creek near a spring along the creek. Turner-Peters Log Cabin was originally found on this property and has since transferred to Boonville Heritage Park as a historic site where the dog-house cabin can be visited by tourist. It was built on a hill on the property overlooking Peach Creek near a spring along the creek. The information contained herein has been gathered from sources deemed reliable; however, Republic Ranches, LLC and its principals, members, officers, associates, agents and employees cannot guarantee the accuracy of such information. The information contained herein is subject to changes, errors, omissions, prior sale, withdrawal of property from the market without prior notice, and approval of purchase by owner. Prospective buyers should verify all information to their satisfaction. No representation is made as to the possible value of this investment or type of use, and prospective buyers are urged to consult with their tax and legal advisors before making a final determination. Real Estate buyers are hereby notified that real properties and its rights and amenities in the States of Texas; Oklahoma; Colorado; Louisiana; Arkansas; and New Mexico are subject to many forces and impacts whether natural, those caused by man, or otherwise; including, but not limited to, drought or other weather related events, disease (e.g. Oak Wilt, Anthrax, Chronic Wasting Disease), invasive species, illegal trespassing, previous owner actions, neighbor actions and government actions. 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Beautiful Country Property on 16.28 Acres Custom 4BR, 3BA Home with Guest Quarters. Experience the perfect balance of comfort, space, and serenity with this exceptional 4-bedroom, 3-bath custom home, built in 2008 and offering 3,885 square feet of living space. Nestled on 16.28 private acres, just 33 minutes from College Station, this thoughtfully designed home features expansive living areas, a gourmet kitchen, and large windows that frame peaceful country views. Ideal for multi-generational living or hosting guests, the property includes a separate guest quarters with private access. Outdoor amenities include a tranquil pond, a 3-bay workshop with bathroom, RV hook up, horse stables, and a riding arenaperfect for equestrian or hobby farm lifestyles. Surrounded by mature trees and open land, this property offers endless possibilities for ranching, gardening, or simply enjoying the wide-open skies and quiet of rural life.

Welcome to this stunning ag exempt 25-acre property in Anderson, TX, offering a rare combination of natural beauty and functional amenities. This expansive property features a spacious 1,986 sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, ample for comfortable family living. The home boasts an inviting layout, ample for relaxing and entertaining. There is another home just under 1,700 sq. ft. with remodel potential. Outside, the land is a true gem, with cross-fenced pastures offering plenty of room for livestock or farming activities. A tranquil pond adds to the serene atmosphere, while a well-maintained horse arena caters to equestrian enthusiasts. The property also includes multiple storage barns, providing ample space for equipment, hay, or other storage needs. Whether you're looking to start a ranch, expand your hobby farm, or simply enjoy the peace and privacy of rural living, this property in Anderson offers endless possibilities. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to own a versatile and beautiful piece of Texas countryside.

Discover the potential of 23324 FM 39, a 1.03-acre lot nestled in the heart of Iola, Texas. This ready-to-build property offers a prime opportunity for residential or commercial development in a growing community. With no zoning or restrictions & all utilities on site, this versatile lot is perfect for residential, commercial, or mixed-use development. Whether you're looking to build a dream home, retail space, office, or investment property, this prime location offers flexibility and growth potential in a welcoming community.

Prime 21 +/- acres with approx 840' of frontage on Hwy 105 and approx. 520' of frontage on County Rd 417. Unrestricted, multi use property located approx. 2.5 miles east of Hwy 6 in Navasota and approx. 3.5 miles west of the Aggie Expressway...15,061 Average Annual Daily Traffic for 2022. Mid South Electric and Fiber Internet, public water. Beautiful property with rolling topography, mixed species of mature trees and sandy soils. This rare tract has frontage along two thoroughfares and is ideally suited for many uses including, residential, commercial, housing or multi-family housing, tiny house community, RV park, storage facilities, warehousing or general business use. Close commute to Navasota, Bryan/College Station, Brenham, Montgomery, Houston & George Bush Intercontinental Airport. Minutes from Shopping, Meals & Entertainment, lodging, Texas A&M University all just minutes away!

List of Improvements Residence 4,300 square feet 2-bedroom 2.5 bathroom Pool House- 1,122 square feet (kitchen, gym, sauna, massage suite, and laundry room) Guest House 1- 2-bedroom 2-bathroom 1,640 square feet Guest House 2 (The Bunk House)- 4-bedroom 4-bathroom 1,640 square feet 5 Bay Garage- 800 square feet Gatehouse- 3-bedroom 2bathroom 2,400 square feet Cottage 1- 961 square feet Cottage 2- 961 square feet Cottage 3- 961 square feet Twenty (20) stall stables with two (2) apartments, an office, a feed room, and two (2) tack rooms Barn 1 roof-covered equipment barn Barn 2 three-sided equipment barn Barn 3 fully enclosed shops 28,000 square foot stabilized yard 18+ acres seasonal wildlife food plot 7 water wells 7 generators Perimeter fenced and minimally cross-fenced with four point, five (5) strand American barbed wire. 3.5-acre wetland pond 8.5 acre managed fishing lake Competition polo field Competition skeet/trap range with cabin 350+ acres of improved hay pastures Horse pastures fenced with 2" X 4" non-climb wire and slick top wire Located in a Federal Opportunity Zone Introduction All but hidden on a quiet dead-end county road in southern Grimes County awaits one of the most remarkable properties of its kind, Whitehall Ranch. Remarkable, not only for its many thoughtfully designed improvements and amenities but also for the depth of its natural beauty. Rarely does one encounter such unique parallel between what has been designed and that which is made perfect in its natural state. At 656 acres, Whitehall Ranch is just over a square mile in area. Perhaps more appropriately stated as just over a "section" of land. The magnificence of the ranch begins before one enters the property. The surrounding landscape is vast and comprised of gently rolling pastures of large ranches. The horizon is framed by a broad, elevated rise in topography shrouded in trees. The ranch's controlled access pipe fence entrance and gate are well built and, if anything, understated, projecting quality and function over pretense. The visible fence lines are immaculately maintained, straight, and true. From the road, the gentle rise in elevation into the property initially conveys only a partial image of what lies beyond, essentially denying passersby an in-depth look into the ranch. Lush coastal Bermuda grass carpets the gently rolling front pastures, which eventually combine with nearby stands of trees to form the visible horizon. What lies beyond that horizon is something far more unique. Whitehall Ranch is wrapped in live spring-fed creeks with banks adorned with ferns, palmettos, and wildflowers. Whereas the rolling front pastures are characterized by large stands of lush mast-producing native pecan trees and oaks, the middle pasture is a continuation of oaks and native pecans, which converge with willow, sycamore, and elm trees spotted with small stands of pines. Traversing deeper into the ranch across yet another spring-fed creek, one is all but transported to the heart of east Texas. What was black land soil is now sand, and that which was a cluster of oaks is now a breathtaking stand of towering pine trees. From rolling post-oak savannah to black land prairie and finally to piney woods, one encounters three distinct ecoregions within one property's boundaries. This undeniable natural beauty, combined with the masterfully designed improvements and amenities, firmly establishes this property as a class of its own. Whitehall Ranch can only be described as a one-of-one property; as such, it must be experienced to begin to understand or appreciate its significance. We invite you to do just that: experience Whitehall Ranch. A tour of the ranch Upon entering the ranch, the main drive is unobstructed by utility poles and powerlines as the utilities have been thoughtfully placed underground, visible only by the few well-labeled utility junctions that connect the entire property to not only the regional power provider but to the seven (7) backup generators and seven (7) water wells that leave no reliance upon public infrastructure. Both sides of the entrance drive are lined with impeccably maintained fences constructed of 2" x4" non-climb wire and slick top wire. True to form and tradition, upon entering the ranch, one first arrives at the Gatehouse. A quaint 2,400 square foot three-bedroom, two-bath residence surrounded by large shade trees thoughtfully positioned with views of the entrance, front pastures, and stables. The Gatehouse adjoins a lush coastal hay pasture, grounded with fine sandy soil and equipped with a plumbed water trough where thoroughbreds are exercised daily on an oval track. Beyond the track in the northeast corner of the property are three identical 961 square foot cottages within a fenced area currently used to house ranch staff and well suited for guest lodging. Continuing into the ranch, one next approaches the Greenhouse. Tastefully oriented, it is within a one-acre fenced reserve that contains an orchard of fruit-bearing trees and a tilled garden exploding with flowers and vegetables. Strewn about within the confines, a brood of chickens alternate between patrolling their domain and laying eggs in their adjacent coop. There is a consistent theme to every aspect of the ranch, which is a tasteful, understated quality committed to not only the design of the ranch but also the functionality it provides. This is apparent when one comes next to the FAA regulation helipad with a lighted landing. Let your imagination be the only limitation to what this property can accommodate. Adjacent to the helipad, the heart of ranch operations is centered by a 175' by 200' compact base, caliche yard. On the north end of the yard, a three-sided equipment barn framed with galvanized posts and beams with steel siding. To the west is an expansive roof-covered equipment barn with an elevated eave; to the east is a fully enclosed two-bay shop.Lastly, we find the stables to the south end of the yard. Striking in design and function, it is comprised of twenty (20) stalls, with two (2) apartments, an office, a feed room, and two (2) well-appointed tack rooms, all overlooking the center pasture and 8.5-acre managed fishing lake. Upon exiting the barn and stable compound, we find an adjacent set of equestrian pens and a round working pen backdropped with large trees and lush vegetation bordered by well-manicured drives. Continuing into the ranch, situated west of the barns and stable, is a 3.5-acre wetland pond. The wetland is designed to manage water levels to maximize seasonal wetland vegetation growth. This vegetation serves the countless waterfowl that find refuge within the pond during their spring migration north to the prairies of Canada and again in the fall as they return to the south. In perfect complement to this shallow wetland, which caters to species of puddle ducks such as mallards, gadwall, widgeon, wood ducks, and pintails, we find to the south the vast 8.5-acre lake. The deep clear waters cater to the diver duck species such as canvasback, redheads, and scaup. Approaching the 8.5-acre managed fishing pond, one is immediately stuck by the clarity of the water. From the shore, countless bream and bass can be seen tending nests or patrolling the contours. The lake's perimeter is a balanced mix of manicured pasture and picturesque cattails, providing multiple cleared accesses to the lake. A custom aluminum-covered dock protrudes into the lake, which completes a beautifully inviting setting tailor-made for fishing, swimming, and kayaking. Adjacent to the lake, we find a stunning, finely manicured, and zone-irrigated pasture that has historically served as the ranch's competition polo field. Some 14 acres in size, the ends of the field are adorned with live oaks. The grading and irrigation of this pasture provide a unique opportunity for continued use as a polo field or for a broad range of sophisticated agricultural purposes, such as a vineyard. From the polo fields, one heads south, and to the left, a large stand of oaks and pecans occupies the still-level pasture. To the right is a gently falling landscape of manicured pasture that ends in a pronounced stand of dense trees that run the entire length of the ranch's western boundary, over a mile. Within the shaded canopy of foliage, Beason Creek flows clear and is fed by numerous seeps and springs from surrounding properties. Well-maintained trails follow the length of the creek along this boundary with numerous cross trails and access points, maximizing the opportunity to enjoy the ranch's diverse ecosystems while maintaining an essential buffer of privacy from adjacent properties. An oasis for wildlife the ranch is complete with abundant water, browse, and critical habitats for all native species of birds and mammals. The net effect of the contrasting elevation and diverse flora along Beason Creek is a thriving ecosystem for wildlife. The creeks give rise to leopard frogs, box turtles, and fish, while the lush underbrush and trees give sanctuary to woodpeckers, fulvous tree ducks, and magnificent herds of un-hunted whitetail deer. About two-thirds of the way south along the ranch's western boundary, a ridge protrudes towards the creek, and the sides of the ridge gently break to each side. There, one finds an immaculate competition skeet and trap shooting range in the center of a tilled 18-acre seasonal wildlife food plot. The shooting range is centered by a fully functional air-conditioned cabin complete with a full kitchen and bathroom, providing comfortable accommodations for shooters and guests between rounds. The range offers traditional high-house/low-house structures with high-end Italian remote-controlled throwers and a variable-direction trap thrower in the center. With a continued understated style and emphasis on quality, the range is constructed with concrete shooting stations and irrigated landscaping. From the skeet rang

With over 1300 feet of frontage on County Road 305, Tract 2 offers guests a beautiful view of rolling pasture backdropped with trees and sky. At 95.48 acres, tract 2 offers ample room and amenities to accommodate a future homesite, agriculture, and livestock. Upon entering Whitehall Ranch, Tract 2 spans out to the left, a beautifully improved pasture of coastal Bermuda grass and fertile sandy soils. You come to the classically styled Gatehouse about a 1/3rd of the way along the tract. It is an understated 2,400 square foot 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home poised on the perfect elevation to enjoy 360 degrees of natural beauty. The house is well-planned and tastefully designed, surrounded by mature shade trees, and has a two-car carport. The interior of the houses boasts soaring vaulted ceilings, large, combined living and dining rooms, concrete floors, solid surface countertops, and more. With large front and back porches and an elevated site, the home blends perfectly into the landscape. From the fenced area surrounding the house, a view extends into the tract's pasture, complete with a sand oval track for equestrian training and plumbed water drinker. Continuing south into Tract 2, we encounter a stand of mature oaks and native pecans extending nearly the width of the tract. A cross fence opens and leads us further south, where the land and grade gently pull to the east, where wet weather drainage leads to a spring-fed creek. The privacy provided by the trees and topography makes this tract feel much larger than 95 acres. At the south end of the trees, we encounter two rectangular equestrian pens and a round pen. All are adorned with 2x4 no-climb fencing with smooth top wire for the top strand. A consistent theme of quality repeats itself in this tract. From the underground utilities, steel roofing, and siding on the Gatehouse to the backup generator. We invite you to experience Tract 2 of Whitehall Estates and see what the area's premier deed-restricted ranch community offers.

In a first-time offering, we invite you to explore the opportunity to own one of two tracts available from the original Whitehall Ranch. Tract 2 is comprised of 337 acres of expansive natural features and improvements. A deed-restricted ranch community dedicated to maintaining the quality and integrity of the land for its residents, Tract 2 offers both a diversity of natural features and a stunning assemblage of residences with a level of privacy that is second to none. Improvements and Features include: Stunning Primary Residence 4,300 square feet, 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms. Pool House- 1,122 square feet (kitchen, gym, sauna, massage suite, and laundry room). Gatehouse- 3-bedroom 2-bathroom 2,400 square feet. Guest House 1- 2-bedroom 2-bathroom 1,640 square feet. Guest House 2 (The Bunk House)- 4-bedroom 4, 4-bathroom 1,640 square feet. 5 Bay Garage- 800 square feet. Picturesque pond for fishing and livestock (The horseshoe pond). Improved hay pastures. Horse pastures are fenced with 2" X 4" non-climb wire and slick top wire. Multiple water wells. Multiple backup generators. Located in a Federal Opportunity Zone

229-acre Ranch Farmhouse Retreat! Nestled among rolling hills with stunning views, this property features 6 serene ponds, a spring-fed creek, and a mix of cleared spaces and clusters of trees. 2 Beautiful Farmhouses! The main House is 2,356 sq ft with a sprawling open-concept kitchen, living, and dining area, ideal for hosting family gatherings and entertaining guests. The second house is 1,140 sq ft, perfect as a guesthouse. The two houses are connected by a nearly wraparound porch, offering a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience to enjoy peaceful mornings or sunsets. Agriculture features include a 1,359 sq ft barn with an upper loft, perfect for storage or conversion to suit your needs, Ag-exempt with no restrictions, giving you unlimited possibilities for farming, ranching, or recreational use. Fully fenced with a gated entrance for privacy and security. If youre dreaming of a family homestead, weekend getaway, or a working ranch, this property fits the bill. Call us Today!