Presidio County, Texas Land For Sale (21 results)

10 Acres of Untamed West Texas Land Near Big Bend & Perfect for Off-Grid Adventure! Gov. File#: L-27244 Location: Presidio County, Texas Legal Description: Lot 25, Split out of Section 146 Blk 1 D & P Survey (Split from PID 8260) Parcel ID: 8260 Overview Escape to your own 10-acre piece of the wild Texas desert! This property offers dirt-road frontage, mountain views, and total seclusion the kind of wide-open freedom that only West Texas can deliver. Located just 10 miles west of U.S. Highway 67, this area is famous for its clear skies, star-filled nights, and rugged beauty. Whether youre looking for a hunting basecamp, recreational getaway, or long-term investment, this land provides the peace and potential every outdoor lover dreams of. Property Highlights 10 acres of wide-open desert terrain Dirt-road frontage for easy access Panoramic mountain views and incredible stargazing No HOA, no restrictions, no time limit to build Perfect for hunting, camping, RVs, and off-grid living Wildlife galore: deer, quail, dove, and jackrabbits roam freely Close to Big Bend National Park and other major recreation areas Low property taxes and minimal upkeep This is the kind of land that feels like your own private piece of frontier quiet, raw, and full of possibilities. Nearby Attractions 10 mi U.S. Highway 67 45 min Presidio, TX supplies, restaurants, and services 1 hr 15 min Marfa, TX arts scene and local markets 2 hrs Big Bend National Park hiking, camping, rafting, and more 2 hrs 30 min Fort Davis Mountains State Park mountain trails and observatory This region is known worldwide for dark skies, red sunsets, and untouched desert wilderness ideal for camping, exploration, or long-term investment. Owner Financing Terms Own 10 acres of Texas land today no banks, no credit checks! Total Price: $14,729 Down Payment: $199 (credited toward purchase) Closing Cost: $249 (one-time) Monthly Payment: $189 Interest Rate: 8% APR No prepayment penalty pay off anytime and save Property taxes: approx. $40/year (prorated and added to monthly payment) All agreements are handled securely online fast, easy, and transparent. Property Details Feature Description Acreage 10 acres Zoning Rural / Agricultural Terrain Flat to gently rolling desert Elevation Approx. 3,900 ft Access Dirt-road frontage Utilities Off-grid (solar, generator, well recommended) County Presidio County, TX Why This Property Affordable Texas land with mountain views, hunting opportunities, and road access is getting harder to find. This 10-acre parcel delivers the privacy and natural beauty of West Texas for less than the cost of a weekend getaway just $189/month. Own it for recreation, camping, hunting, or a long-term investment in one of Texass most spectacular landscapes. How to Buy If youd like to reserve this property, just send your mailing address and well hold it for you today. Youll receive your online purchase agreement and down-payment invoice immediately. Call or Text Tom at 561-870-7424 GPS Coordinates: 29.774203, -104.489407 Some images may be of the general area and not of the actual property.

PARCEL # 144799 GC & SF #723 SE4NE4NE4 10 Acres CASH $8,600 + $99 Deed and Recording Fee PAYMENTS: $2,250 Down (non-refundable) , $2,250 30 days, $2,250 60 days, $2,250 90 days + $99 Deed and Recording Fee Buildable, great for camping, OFF GRID No building restrictions NO HOAs Low Taxes Proximity to Big Bend National Park and other protected areas provides access to some of Texas's most pristine natural environments. Growing tourism and outdoor recreation demand enhance the potential for land appreciation over time. Rural Texas land typically offers lower purchase costs compared to urban areas, presenting opportunities for future development or resale. Jeff Davis County features less developed, more secluded land, ideal for buyers seeking privacy or an escape from city life. The county's strong ranching tradition makes it suitable for cattle grazing, farming, and other agricultural pursuits. Approx. GPS: 30.6069.-104.8038

Lee, Lee & Puckitt is proud to announce this exclusive offering of the Alazan Ranch in Presidio Co. Texas. The Ranch has been under the same ownership for over 40 years and has been very well taken care of and maintained. Listing Agent: Kevin Reed Location: The Alazan Ranch being 20,598 plus or minus acres is located approximately 60 miles south of Marfa, Texas. Access to the ranch is provided by FM 169 (Casa Piedra Road). Terrain: The terrain is very typical to this part of Presidio County ranging from low rolling hills to larger mountainous rimrock country. Water: Water is provided by 4 water wells that supply 16 storage tanks and 38 troughs via black poly pipe. The water is considered to be of excellent quality. There are also several year-round springs located on the ranch that provide an excellent water source for wildlife and livestock along with 6 dirt tanks. Improvements: The headquarters is made up of a main house, a bunk house, a labor house and a 40'x 60' shop barn with a small apartment, a set of pipe pens with 2 tack rooms, scales and a working chute. The headquarters appear to be in good working order and well maintained. Other improvements include a 4000ft. hard packed runway and hanger. This greatly enhances the accessibility to the ranch for those who like to fly. The ranch is made up of 9 pastures and 1 trap. The fences are in fair to good condition and the ranch in normal years should sustain 200-225 AU on a year-round basis provided a rotational grazing system is used. Also, 1600 acres was spiked in 2022 and another 1600 acres is in the program to be spiked in 2023. Minerals: There are 22 sections of State Classified Minerals. The agency rights to the mineral estate on these sections would convey due to the Mineral Classified designation. Recreation: The Alazan Ranch is not only a working cattle ranch, but also a premier hunting ranch as well. Supplemental feeding along with years of sound management practices are evident with the quality of animals taken in recent years. Trophy mule deer and aoudad can be found on most parts of the ranch along with large numbers of blue quail in good quail years. Jim Breck Bean, the owner of High West Outfitters currently has over 2 million acres leased in West Texas and when I spoke with him about the hunting on the Alazan Ranch, he stated that it's one of his top 3 ranches that he hunts and that's saying a lot. 180 inch plus mule deer and 32 inch plus aoudad have been taken off the ranch. Comments: This combination hunting and working cattle ranch is reasonably priced at $595.00 per acre or $12,255,810.00. Disclaimer: Listing Broker/Agent has the right to ask for financial qualifications from potential buyers at Listing Broker/Agent's sole discretion before viewing the property. Buyers Broker/Agent will have to register all Customers/Clients before viewing the property at the Listing Broker/Agents sole discretion. The information contained herein is compiled from resources believed to be accurate. No warranties on the state of ownership of real or any personal property nor any representation as to its accuracy are made by Lee, Lee and Puckitt Associates, Inc., and/or its agents/brokers. .

For more information or to schedule a showing, contact Tyler Jacobs, Broker|Partner, Hall and Hall, LLP at 936-537-1749. Cripple Mill Ranch is a sprawling 9,967+/- acre property near the historic and vibrant community of Marfa, Texas. Curved, steep mesas overlook the Alamito Creek Valley, blending with numerous canyons, caves, springs, and diverse habitats, creating an attractive mix of terrain and natural features. The ranch is fenced and cross-fenced, well-watered for cattle, and offers excellent hunting and recreational opportunities. Cripple Mill Ranch embodies everything that defines a ranch in the Marfa area: vast, open skies; rolling plains dotted with cottonwoods along the creek; towering red rock faces among the mesas and canyons that transform with the days changing light. You can explore Devils Den Cave or venture into the canyon at Robbers Roost. There are endless opportunities to tour ranch roads, discover new trails, hike the canyons, or check on your cattle lounging around one of the many water troughs. Whether you're stalking Aoudad and mule deer on a frosty morning, appreciating a fine bird dog flushing a covey of quail, or savoring a fine meal and a glass of wine in Marfa that evening, the experience is truly special. Far enough to be remote, yet close enough to enjoy the amenities. The ranch also offers breathtaking views in nearly every direction, with the Davis Mountains to the north and east, the San Jacinto Mountains to the south, and the Chinati Mountains to the west. The ranch is mainly defined by the Alamito Valley on the western third, where the easement access from Ranch Road 169 ends at the front gate and the old headquarters. In contrast, the eastern two-thirds sit atop the mesa and rolling plateau, carved by its valleys and canyons. Two different roads climb the mesa, giving access to seemingly endless ranch roads and hidden natural features. Despite the historical drought conditions currently affecting the region, the Cripple Mill Ranch has been well managed and conservatively stocked. A tour of Cripple Mill Ranch will not leave you disappointed. THE FACTS: ~ 9967+/- deeded acres ~ Elevations range from approximately 4050 to 4820 above mean sea level ~ 3 water wells, an extensive network of waterlines to numerous drinking troughs ~ 2 semi-permanent springs ~ Electricity and water at the old headquarters ~ Approximately two miles of Alamito Creek frontage ~ Fences are minimal and in adequate shape ~ An entire five miles of west-facing rock mesa ~ Devils Den is a large, carved, and historic spring deep in a canyon head ~ Robbers Roost is a canyon and creek formation penetrating deep into the mesa ~ Marfa is a 22.7-mile drive to the north ~ Mule Deer, aoudad sheep, javelina, quail ~ Elk occasionally meander through the ranch ~ Predominant brush is mesquite in the valley and greasewood on the plateau.

PRICE REDUCED LOCATION Five miles west of Marfa, Texas fronting on paved Pinto Canyon Road or FM 2810. Just minutes into town, but with the privacy of being on your own ranch. ACREAGE 2,858 acres in Presidio County, outside of Marfa, Texas HOUSE DESCRIPTION HOUSE OVERALL House constructed in 2001, designed by architect Carlos Jimenez, Carlos Jimenez Studios of Houston, is 8,000 sq. ft. of climate controlled interior space and 5,000 sq. ft. of porches, courtyards, and pavilion. Six bedrooms, 7 full baths, 2 half-baths. Construction amenities include hardwood floors throughout, mason block exterior of Trendstone Plus, steel insulated windows and doors, Ten-foot ceilings and landscaped grounds with 300 trees on drip line irrigation and outdoor lighting. A portion of the front drive serves as a landing strip for private aircraft. KITCHEN Stainless steel countertops and sink. Large twin sink with dishwasher, trash compactor, built-in Espresso machine, and microwave. Large island with granite countertop and prep sink. Thermador gas stove with 6 burners and a convenient water faucet over stove, two ovens and a subzero refrigerator, all with stainless steel facings. BREAKFAST NOOK & WALK-IN PANTRY Informal dining area located off kitchen with large windows and courtyard views. Pantry has floor to ceiling shelves, additional dishwasher, and sink, along with a subzero freezer and refrigerator. Additional counterpace and food prep and storage space. DINING ROOM WITH BAR Formal dining area, spacious with high curved ceiling and recessed lighting. Built-in serving area. A newly constructed bar off the dining room with ice machine, refrigerator, sink, wine cooler, and tile floors in bar area. Coat closet off entry to dining area and half bath. LIVING ROOM WITH ENTRYWAY A dramatic entryway with skylight and curved walls leads to living room area with high ceilings. Large window framing views of Davis Mountains landscape and Marfa grasslands. Private side porch area, recessed lighting, sliding door access to courtyards and exterior spaces. LIBRARY & SPEPARATE MEDIA ROOM The library has floor to ceiling custom bookshelves on all walls. Fireplace with gas starter, two adjacent rooms, one a side office, the other a wired Media Room with a Surround Sound System, controls for sound system throughout the house MASTER BEDROOM Large open area for bed and sitting area, two sliding doors open to outside back courtyard. Two full private baths (shower /bath) with walk-in closet dressing rooms and custom shelving and storage, bedroom fireplace, high ceiling. Recessed lighting. Light filtering blinds. GUEST WING Four guest bedroom suites including full baths: two shower, and two bath/shower units, desks, dressers, sitting area, large windows. Ambient adjustable lighting in hallway, built-in floor. Exercise room (previous garage) at end of wing with half-bath dressing area, cable TV, electric garage door opener, storage shelves. Mechanical room with hot water heaters. GARDEN, ARBOR AND OUTBUILDINGS Extensive grounds, separate gardens from main house with flower and herb beds, more trees, covered arbor for relaxation and entertaining includes fire pit and picnic areas. Three-bedroom three bath new Caretaker/Housekeeper residence on property. PROPERTY This amazing house ranked by Architectural Report as one of the top seven home designs in the world in 2004 sits on 2,858 acres of rolling grasslands just west of Marfa fronting scenic Pinto Canyon Road. This property has two conservation easements with The Nature Conservancy and can be split into four tracts with four headquarters in the future. The home sits on one of the highest hills in the area and commanding views of the surrounding area including, the Davis, Chinati, Sierra Viejo, Puertocitos, Haystack, and Cathedral Mountains This property is part of a million acre Chihuahuan Desert Grasslands called the Marfa Grasslands and is home to many species of birds, both raptors, songbirds, and upland game birds as well as Pronghorn Antelope and Desert Mule Deer. The Peregrine Fund has been active in the past in restoring the Aplomado Falcon to this yucca grassland. There are several pastures and new fencing as well as a water distribution system that provides water to the houses and grounds as well as for livestock and native wildlife. There are several pasture roads for access as well as a runway which is the main entrance that is over 6,000 feet long and could be used for prop planes or small jets. Pinto Canyon road is a 35 mile long ribbon of asphalt meandering toward the famous Pinto Canyon and its scenic vistas. This road leads to Chinati Hot Springs as well as Chinati State Natural Area soon to open to the public.

Owner Financing Available at ONLY $277/Month for 10 Acres of TX Land! Explore this breathtaking 10-acre property in the heart of Presidio, Texas, just minutes from top destinations like Big Bend National Park. Whether youre planning to build your dream home, camp, or park your RV, this versatile land offers endless possibilities for creating your perfect retreat. Situated close to essential amenities and only a short drive from major cities such as Chihuahua and Ciudad Juarez, this property combines the best of both worldsconvenience and tranquility. Enjoy peace and privacy while remaining connected to thriving urban areas. With Presidio County experiencing rapid growth and development, this property offers an exceptional investment opportunity. As the community continues to expand, property values are expected to rise, making now the perfect time to secure your spot in this booming region. Dont miss out on the chance to own a unique off-grid paradise in Texas! Contact us today to learn more and take the first step toward the lifestyle youve always dreamed of. PROPERTY INFORMATION Property Address: Presidio, TX Property Size: 10 Acres Terrain: Sloped, Desert Access Road: Dirt Road Conveyance:Special Warranty Deed Utilities:Will have to contact a local contractor to run electricity Water:Will have to dig well Septic:Yes HOA:None Taxes:$17.36 per year Camping:Allowed Types of Homes Allowed:Mobile homes are allowed Nearby Attractions:Fort Davis National Historic Site, Prada Marfa, Davis Mountains State Park Headquarters, Big Bend National Park, Balmorhea State Park, University of Texas McDonald Observatory. Discounted Cash Price: $14,500 Owner Financing: $19,001 $499 Down and $277 a month for 72 months

Presidio Ranch 80 Acres | West Texas Wilderness Retreat Secluded 80 Acres of rugged West Texas beauty Off-Grid living perfect for your private getaway or hunting camp Panoramic Views for miles in every direction Located just outside of Presidio, Only 1 hour from Marfa Excellent hunting & recreation opportunities Wildlife includes: Aoudad Sheep Mule Deer Antelope Pronghorn And more game Whether you're seeking solitude, adventure, or a basecamp for exploring Big Bend country, this property offers unmatched privacy and potential.

Location Godbold Rideout Ranch is located 25 miles south of Marfa, Texas off paved Casa Piedra Road (FM169) with deeded access before and after the bridge over Cottonwood lined Alamito Creek. The pavement on Casa Piedra Road ends just past the bridge where it goes for another 40 miles to the north entrance to Big Bend Ranch State Park and to the river road east of Presidio accessing hundreds of thousands of acres of public lands and the Rio Grande River. Acreage 1,535.35 acres in Presidio County. Description Godbold Rideout Ranch is in the Chihuahuan Desert of Texas, comprised of mid-elevation grasslands and scrubland of basin range topography between the Davis Mountains to the north, the Chinati Mountains to the west, and the Rio Grande River on the south. The ranch is located adjacent to large properties in the Alamito Creek Drainage and is part of the original Godbold Rideout Ranch. This ranch is also near to Plata, an historic abandoned farming community that provided produce, cotton, and corn for the large silver operations at Shafter at the turn of the 19th century. The Alamito Creek Preserve, owned and operated by the Dixon Water Foundation, is next door, providing opportunities for birding and hiking along its 2 miles of Cottonwood-lined Alamito Creek during open guided tours. Habitat The landscape is wide-open rolling grass and scrubland surrounded by rugged mountain ranges which can be seen from most places on the property. Historic ranching country of the Old West, the Godbold Rideout Ranch has maintained much of the environment and appearance of times past. This vast area lies in a narrow elevation range between 3,813 and 4,084 feet, allowing for mix of vegetation from the mid to lower Chihuahuan Desert such as Spanish dagger, yucca, creosote and cholla with a mix of blue grama, black grama, bear grass, and sideoats grama with scattered brush. Dunman Creek, which runs across the ranch, is a tributary of Alamito Creek where you have heavier brush like mesquite, desert willow, white brush, catclaw, and some oaks and juniper. Wildlife This property is home to many species of birds, raptors, songbirds, and game birds such as blue (Scaled) quail, mourning dove, and white wing dove, as well as larger wildlife of the desert such as desert mule deer, audad, and javelina. The brush and grasses provide excellent habitat for these game and non-game animals. This is Chihuahuan Desert hunting land at its best and a nature lovers dream. Improvements The ranch is fenced and has a working well. There are a series of roads and some excellent building sites in the hills with nearby electricity. Water The Alamito Creek watershed has some of the most prolific groundwater systems in the area. There is one well on the ranch and an old hand dug well. Ground water is shallow and very abundant.

Very unique property on 4.7 acres outside Marfa, TX! Approximately 295 feet of frontage on E. Highway 90 giving direct access to the property and great visibility. Several buildings on the property including approx. 5,000 sf main building, two adobe brick buildings one of which has a full bathroom for an office or residence, and a large metal shop for storage or vehicles. Water provided by a private well but city water and a meter also runs to the property. The main building has stained concrete floors, a large performance space with a stage and sound booths, two commercial bathrooms and a spacious kitchen with Saltillo tile countertops. A very unique chapel in the back of the property made of adobe rounds out this incredible location just outside the city limits of Marfa. Must see to appreciate!

PRICE REDUCED Location Rancho Viejo is located 13 miles north of Candelaria and paved FM 170 from Presidio, also being 65 miles down Pinto Canyon Road (Ranch Road 2810) from Marfa in Western Presidio County tucked under the magnificent Sierra Vieja Rim in a wild mountain landscape rich in history and natural beauty. The ranch lies within a broad and rugged desert broken valley bordered on the west by the Sierra Madre Mountain range of Mexico and to the east by the Sierra Vieja Mountains of West Texas. The Rio Grande, a few miles to the west of the ranch, meanders through the middle of the valley. Acreage 19,995 Ac Description To better understand the ranch today one must look back into its history at the people who settled in this region. Ancient Native Americans were drawn to this area by the incredible springs and the rich natural resources. The Loveless family pioneered the ranch and over the years it was made famous by the Boyd Chambers family who called this area home for over a century. This is the land of Pancho Villa and cross-border bandit raids of the early 1900s, which included the death of Texas Ranger Joe Sittre. Early ranchers were drawn to this land due to the abundance of natural springs and flowing water. Musgrave, Walker, Cold Water, McCombs and Anna Springs to name a few, which all still flow today. Rancho Viejo is watered entirely by spring water and has been modernized with over 135 miles of new poly pipe, storage and troughs. Additionally, over 250 miles of new roads have been improved or built, and the Headquarters have been remodeled into a modern comfortable private compound. The ranch has around 2,800 feet of elevation change from 6,000 to 3,200 feet with amazing geology, outcrops, cliffs and plateaus surrounded by mountains in all directions. As you arrive at the front gate you get a sense of the vastness of the neighborhood. Some of the most scenic views in North America. Improvements The headquarters has a three-bedroom, two-bath freshly renovated main house with stone patios in front and back. Its located in Musgrave Canyon below Anna Spring which heads up at the top of the Sierra Vieja Mountains producing a canyon effect where cool air drops down into the headquarters and creates a natural cooling effect which lingers as the sun is slow to hit the canyon floor and quick to disappear in the afternoon. A recently remodeled 2 bunkroom/2 bath lodge with wide wrap around porches, a huge great room with kitchen and stone fireplace serves as the entertainment center for the ranch. Additional improvements include a large walk-in cooler with deer cleaning-station, several barns and outbuildings and a foremans house all in excellent condition. The ranch includes some personal property, furnishings, feeders, and equipment that will convey. Habitat This Far West Texas ranch is dominated by Chihuahuan Desert grasslands of blue gramma, green sprangletop, tobosa, black gramma, chino gramma and sideoats gramma with diverse native trees of oak, juniper, mesquite, desert willow, soapberry, hackberry, ash and Mexican walnut. Numerous large mountains, bluffs and mesas create excellent topography, and the views of the surrounding mountains are nothing short of breathtaking. Excellent grasses, shrubs, and Chihuahuan Desert cactus and plants provide habitat for native wildlife animals and livestock. This is an excellent cross-section of the various habitat types found in the high, mid, and lower elevation of West Texas, from rock outcrops to riparian woodlands, to spring fed live water creeks to rolling yucca grasslands, to desert canyons and scrublands. Wildlife This ranch has some of the best all-around hunting opportunities in the West Texas area as it combines the mountain habitats with the grassland and desert habitats. This is big Mule Deer country and has an existing Managed Land Permit for an extended hunting opportunities. Abundant mule deer, aoudad, mountain lions, and javelina can all be found here. Smaller animal and bird species can be found in the wooded canyon floors which include fox, ringtail cat, coyote, dove, Gambles quail and many, many large conveys of blue or scaled quail. Migrating neotropical songbirds use the corridors of water and vegetation making this a birders paradise. It is all about the water and this ranch is one of a kind with its springs, live water creeks, and improved water delivery system. Water and Minerals Rancho Viejo has many named springs, which some of the flow has been captured into a ranch wide water system. 135 Miles of new DR9 fusion welded poly pipe have been buried connection to new Poly storage tanks and new water troughs. Additionally, the springs provide miles of live water in the creeks and canyons and there is a very large flowing hot artesian well which comes out at 200 degrees and flows for miles to the Rio Grande River. There are 6,400 ac of Mineral Classified minerals. There are no leases or production on the ranch.

Location In West Texas, it's rare to find a heritage ranch of this size surrounded by large ownerships, all with low fencing. Located 35 miles south of downtown Marfa, just past the end of pavement on Casa Piedra Road, you turn east onto a well-maintained ranch access road, Puerto Portillo, and travel 5 miles to the front gate of Ocotillo Rim Ranch. This ranch is part of the Baugh-Brown family legacy, who once owned over 75,000 contiguous acres. Papa Jack Brown managed this portion of the family's land holdings, which was his favorite part of their vast holdings in far West Texas. These 1,000 acres are the remaining portion of an 11,500-acre ranch owned by an heir of the Brown family, featuring some of the most scenic rim country in this region. Acreage 999.68 acres in Presidio County Description Ocotillo Rim Ranch is defined by its vistas, plateaus, mountains, canyons, igneous outcrops, and sweeping grasslands. The ranch slopes from south to north and commands the high ground for miles, offering expansive views of the surrounding landscape. Puerto Portillo Creek runs along the southern boundary, with numerous drainages and wooded canyons feeding into this main watercourse. The entrance lies along Puerto Portillo Creek, where electricity is available and two roads lead into the high country. At the top, you're greeted by panoramic views of area mountain ranges including the Davis, Cienega, Santiago, Chisos, Rosillas, Bofecillos, as well as the Sierra Ricas and Del Carmens in Mexico. Elevations range from 4,000 to 4,484 feet, with numerous peaks, valleys, and escarpments. The eastern boundary is a dramatic rocky rim with a 500-foot drop-off offering views into Big Bend National Park and beyond. A main road winds uphill to an elevated valley featuring a windmill and dirt tank. The Rim offers numerous building sites with sweeping views in all directions. Habitat The landscape features rolling hills, mesas, canyons, grasslands, and scrublands, all set against a backdrop of rugged mountain ranges visible from nearly every point on the property. A classic example of "Cattle Country" from the Old West, Ocotillo Rim Ranch has preserved much of its historic environment and appearance. This region is part of the high Chihuahuan Desert and supports vegetation such as Spanish dagger, yucca, mesquite, creosote, catclaw, ocotillo, and cholla, interspersed with grasses like blue grama, black grama, bear grass, and sideoats grama. Canyons and creek beds support denser brush including mesquite, desert willow, Mexican walnut, soapberry, buckeye, whitebrush, hackberry, juniper, and oaks. Wildlife Ocotillo Rim Ranch supports a diverse range of wildlife, with Desert Mule Deer known for both their size and population. The terrain is also ideal for Aoudad, with bluffs and cliffs providing critical escape habitat. Blue quail are widespread throughout the property, and dove hunting is excellent near the water tanks. The ranch is also home to many species of birds, raptors, and songbirds. The variety of brush, trees, grasses, and forbs offers superb habitat for both game and non-game animals. This is Chihuahuan Desert hunting land at its best and a nature lovers paradise. Water Electricity runs along the southern end of the ranch, allowing for the operation of pumps to move well water into elevated storage tanks, which can then distribute water via buried lines to multiple troughs. There are two wells, storage tanks, and several dirt tanks that collect water during summer monsoon rains. Tinajas can also be found in shaded, steep canyon bottoms. Minerals Seller will convey 50% of the minerals owned.

Elegant Studio Apartment with giant warehouse attached. New exterior stucco and windows. Broad front porch. A fantastic home for single person or couple with a construction, trucking or other business. Beautifully crafted home with plenty of room to expand the residence. Huge, 2-story warehouse in the back can be for business or expanded home. . Mini split AC / Heat. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE!!

10.34 Acre Parcel with Easement to River! $4999 for the whole 10.34 Acres! Contact us for more details on financing. Legal Description: LOT 29, A 10.34 ACRE TRACT OUT OF THE NORTH HALF OF SECTION 65, BLOCK 2, T&P RR COMPANY SURVEY, PRESIDIO COUNTY, TEXAS. Parcel ID: 29493 No Zoning Restrictions! Not Landlocked! Purchase price $4999 Administrative fee: $250 (This covers deed processing and recording fee) Total cost: $5249 Access Via Easement from Chispa Road! Easement To River! Residential and recreational purposes. Mobile home, RV, camping are all allowed. Mobile Home, RV, and Camping All Allowed! UNDEVELOPED LAND NOT LANDLOCKED! Guaranteed legal access! NO LIEN! NO HOA! NO time limit to build! NO BACK TAX! Buyer is responsible for 2025 taxes. Set along the northern boundary of the Rio Grande Valley in West Texas, this tract is accessible from Chispa Road (Ranch Road 170), which starts in Valentine in Jeff Davis County and follows the Rio Grande River down to Presidio. The lots in the North Half of Section 65 have a dedicated 20-foot easement along the west side of the section down to the river. The area is mostly desert with mountain views to the east and south. Temperatures are hot in the summer months and moderate to cool in the winters. Snow is rare in this area. Area is slightly undulating to hilly with multiple drainages. Schools, shopping and entertainment, including dining, available in Presidio.

10.34 Acre Parcel with Easement to River! $4999 for the whole 10.34 Acres! Contact us for more details on financing. Legal Description: LOT 30, A 10.34 ACRE TRACT OUT OF THE NORTH HALF OF SECTION 65, BLOCK 2, T&P RR COMPANY SURVEY, PRESIDIO COUNTY, TEXAS. Parcel ID: 29494 No Zoning Restrictions! Not Landlocked! Purchase price $4999 Administrative fee: $250 (This covers deed processing and recording fee) Total cost: $5249 Access Via Easement from Chispa Road! Easement To River! Residential and recreational purposes. Mobile home, RV, camping are all allowed. Mobile Home, RV, and Camping All Allowed! UNDEVELOPED LAND NOT LANDLOCKED! Guaranteed legal access! NO LIEN! NO HOA! NO time limit to build! NO BACK TAX! Buyer is responsible for 2025 taxes. Set along the northern boundary of the Rio Grande Valley in West Texas, this tract is accessible from Chispa Road (Ranch Road 170), which starts in Valentine in Jeff Davis County and follows the Rio Grande River down to Presidio. The lots in the North Half of Section 65 have a dedicated 20-foot easement along the west side of the section down to the river. The area is mostly desert with mountain views to the east and south. Temperatures are hot in the summer months and moderate to cool in the winters. Snow is rare in this area. Area is slightly undulating to hilly with multiple drainages. Schools, shopping and entertainment, including dining, available in Presidio.

Choose a 10-acre parcel out of the south half of Sec 65 Block 2 T & P in the northwest portion of Presidio County. Lots 25-31 are $4800 each and have access from Chispa Candaleria Rd. Each lot is 10 acres+. See maps of available lots in the photos. Enjoy the freedom of off-grid living in Texas. Located 45 miles south of Van Horn, TX, and is 40 from Valentine, TX and 75 miles from Marfa, TX. No HOA. No zoning. Build your dream home, cabin, tiny home, mobile home, RV, camping, livestock/horses, ATV riding, and hunting. Peaceful living at its best in friendly West Texas where the sun & stars shine brightly. Amazing views. Invest in land while it's affordable! Most buyers in the area utilize hauled water, solar panels, propane, & state approved composting toilets. Buyer is encouraged to verify all information with the appropriate Presidio County office/s. Address is for listing purposes and is not a searchable address. Serious inquiries only, please. 2024 Parcel ID 10045 for appraisal district website. Each lot will be assigned a new parcel ID number. Lots 1-10 along the river are $7900 each, Lots 11-24 are $5800 each. Approximate coordinates for the half section: 30.538 n, 104.881 w. Paste this maps link in a browser: maps.app.goo.gl/1zfYSps1ncYKDftp6 Copyright © 2025 Lubbock Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Choose a 10-acre parcel out of the south half of Sec 65 Block 2 T & P in the northwest portion of Presidio County. Lots 11-24 are $5800 each and have easy access from Chispa Candaleria Rd. Each lot is 10 acres+. See maps of available lots in the photos. Enjoy the freedom of off-grid living in Texas. Located 45 miles south of Van Horn, TX, and is 40 from Valentine, TX and 75 miles from Marfa, TX. No HOA. No zoning. Build your dream home, cabin, tiny home, mobile home, RV, camping, livestock/horses, ATV riding, and hunting. Peaceful living at its best in friendly West Texas where the sun & stars shine brightly. Amazing views. Invest in land while it's affordable! Most buyers in the area utilize hauled water, solar panels, propane, & state approved composting toilets. Buyer is encouraged to verify all information with the appropriate Presidio County office/s. Address is for listing purposes and is not a searchable address. Serious inquiries only, please. 2024 Parcel ID 10045 for appraisal district website. Each lot will be assigned a new parcel ID number. Lots 1-10 along the river are $7900 each, Lots 25-31 are $4800 each. Approximate coordinates for the half section: 30.538 n, 104.881 w. Paste this maps link in a browser: maps.app.goo.gl/1zfYSps1ncYKDftp6 Copyright © 2025 Lubbock Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

NEW PRICE! Two (2) adobe homes on two lots in west central Marfa. Nicely updated main home with new paint, flooring, fixtures, lighting and windows. The other home is an older adobe and is structurally sound but has not been occupied in many years. This property offers many options. Motivated seller. Buyers agents welcome.

Have your very own property in the beautiful Big Bend area of West Texas! Enjoy the mountain views during the day, and the dark skies at night. This ten acre property sits just south of the Chinati Mountains about fifteen minutes from Presidio, Texas. Although close to the mountains, the land is relatively flat. Bring your RV, camp, or build your own homestead in the peaceful grandeur of the Big bend area. The Big Bend State Park is about thirty minutes away, with Terlingua (Home of the Chili Cookoff), and the Big Bend National Park only about an hour and a half away. A dirt road running to the northwest corner of the property offers ease of access, although a high clearance vehicle is recommended. This Property is off grid, although electric utilities are approximately 3.5 miles away close to FM 170. All pictures are from a mile or so away looking towards the property, as I was driving a small SUV with very low ground clearance at the time.

10+ Acres in Presidio County, TX Tract 7,16, Blk 362, M McBride Survey Huge 10.189-Acre CASH $ 9,000 + $99 deed and Recording Fee $ 2,450 Down(non-refundable) $ 2,450 30 days + $ 2,450 60 days + $ 2,450 90 days + $99 Deed Processing & Recording Fee Buildable Lot — Perfect for Off-Grid Living! Mostly flat terrain with a low water table No HOAs, low taxes Ideal for building and off-grid lifestyles Rare Opportunity to Own 10 Acres Near Texas State Park Located near the breathtaking Big Bend Ranch State Park, the largest state park in Texas, covering over 300 square miles of diverse landscapes including rugged mountains, canyons, and deserts. This area boasts a rich variety of flora and fauna, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Outdoor Activities & Attractions: Hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and birdwatching Notable trails: Juan Canyon Trail and Closed Canyon Trail Wildlife & Nature: Home to deer, javelina, coyotes, and numerous bird species Perfect for nature lovers and photographers Historical Significance: Why Invest Now? Land prices in Texas are skyrocketing! Don’t miss this rare chance to own a sizable piece of West Texas’s stunning and rugged landscape, perfect for those seeking solitude, adventure, and a connection with nature. GPS : 29.5674,-104.2472

Secluded 10-acre ranch just 4.7 miles north of Presidio. This 2006 stucco-veneered mobile home offers 3 beds, 2 baths, and a covered front porch. Property includes a 30'x40' carport/workshop, 3-stall livestock barn with multiple traps, tack room, feed shed, and shade structure. Fully fenced with. Private water well with two storage tanks. Native desert landscaping provides a peaceful setting with easy access to town. Ideal for livestock, hobbies, or country living with modern utilities.

Discover the perfect location for your future homesite, residential development, or expansive homestead! Nestled in the peaceful charm of Presidio, TX, these six contiguous lots offer an incredible investment opportunity or the ideal setting for your dream home. City utilities are available, making the property development-ready. Presidio's serene environment and welcoming atmosphere make it an excellent choice for those seeking a slower pace of life or addition to their investment portfolio.