Falls County Family Ranch

Falls County Family Ranch

Posted on: February 21st, 2019 by Cody Maxwell

LOCATION: The property is located at 1184 CR 147, Marlin, TX 76661 in Falls County. From the intersection of Hwy 6 and FM 147 in Marlin, TX travel East on FM 147 for 7.5 miles. Property is located on the right. Look for Capitol Ranch Real Estate sign on gate. Located 30 minutes from Waco, 2.5 hours from Houston, and 2 hours and 15 minutes from Austin.

ACRES: 108.56 acres according to Falls County Appraisal District.

IMPROVEMENTS: Property is 75% planted in winter oats and ryegrass with some native grasses in nearby pasture. Mature post oak trees are scattered and located near the rear of the property. One pasture contains a stock tank and light mesquite. Along creek and near post oak trees, there is a location being used for good recreational deer hunting.

WATER: There is an existing water meter on the property/water trough and one stock tank. There is also a wet weather creek that crosses the West side of the property.

SOIL: There are various soil types on the property including Wilson loam, Wilson silty clay loam and more.

TOPOGRAPHY: The land is flat with gently rolling areas for home site.

CURRENT USE: Property is currently being used for cattle grazing, winter oat and ryegrass.

GROUND COVER: 75% planted winter oat and ryegrass with some native grasses.

Buyer agent must be present at all showings.

Salem Bend 260

Posted on: February 16th, 2019 by Cody Maxwell

Salem Bend 260 sits on the east side of the Brazos River between Gooseneck Bend and Salem Bend. Located in southeastern Young County just minutes from Graham, TX, Salem Bend 260 is an ideal opportunity for sportsmen and cattlemen alike. The ranch is ideally located 1.5 hours from Ft. Worth and 2 hours from Dallas and offers rolling terrain with a good mixture of woods and open pasture. Perimeter and cross fences are in great shape.

There is a wooded hill with expansive views overlooking the valley that would be a great spot for an elevated home site. Large live oaks are scattered throughout the ranch as well as elms, mesquites, and cedar trees. Electricity is tied in and one water well that services the needs of the ranch.

A good set of pipe cow pens, a barn and several ponds/tanks that hold water most of the year. Currently the ranch is leased for hunting as well as a grazing lease for a cow/calf operation.

OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE.

Contact Will Sorenson at (936) 499-8749 a day or two ahead of time to make an appointment.

Combination Cowhouse

Posted on: February 7th, 2019 by Robert Bong

Combination Cowhouse is 135 acres with 2,400 feet of Cowhouse Creek frontage and 60 feet of elevation changes. The homestead cottage is 1,094 sqft with 2 bed and 1 bath. Garage, barn, pens, and two sheds. Rugged coverage on 15-20% of property. Oak Mott. Small creek runs through the property. 50% minerals negotiable. Hamilton ISD. Ag exempt.

Blum Tanks

Posted on: February 7th, 2019 by Robert Bong

Blum Tanks is ideal for an avid fisherman or cattle rancher. This property is 131 acres located only 1 hour and 20 minutes from the heart of DFW. Nine acres of water!! Road frontage on both FM 3049 and CR 1143. Pipe gate entrance. 25% minerals negotiable. Approximately 50 acres cultivated and 72 acres pasture. Rock Creek meanders through the property. Live Oaks and hardwoods scattered throughout creating wildlife coverage. Ag exempt. Blum ISD. 2018 property tax was $310. More acreage available.

Cherry Ranch

Posted on: February 6th, 2019 by Colton Harbert

The Cherry Ranch is a diverse property that would be ideal for a family home site, grazing ranch, and/or investment. The property is +/-56-acres, consisting of rolling terrain with a number of ponds, fertile soils, and notable elevation changes. Close proximity to Austin and Lockhart provide a convenient location and a sound long-term investment.

Location: Cherry Ranch is located off Texas State Highway 130, 6.5 miles south of Lockhart. This ranch is central to many major Texas Cities: Austin (45 min), San Marcos (30min), San Antonio (1 hr.), New Braunfels, (45 min).

Habitat/Wildlife: The Big West Fork Plum Creek runs through the ranch. Most of the property is scattered with small mesquites and mature Live Oak Trees are found in several groves. Two half-acre tanks are on the property and maintain water year round.

Lockhart State Park is just 4 miles away. There is a healthy population of Whitetail Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Bobcat, and many species of duck. Coveys of quail are said to be in the area.

Improvements: Property is cross-fenced for rotational cattle grazing. A mobile home and lean-to storage barn is on the property. Additionally, there is a 100+-year-old barn on the ranch. It was a schoolhouse for the local community in the early 1900s.

Agriculture: Property is Ag Exempt and currently has cattle grazing.

Water/Electricity: Present.

Investment: Nearly 2000ft. of Texas State HWY 120 frontage via the access road. The ranch is located in the booming area between San Antonio and Austin, and a few miles from the master-planned community of Cherryville, a large mixed-use community development.

Staton Ranch

Posted on: February 6th, 2019 by Colton Harbert

Staton Ranch is a fine, +/-364 acre, multipurpose property that offers exceptional topography, wildlife, and 6 ponds/tanks. Just a 45-minute commute from Austin, TX, one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S., this ranch will provide a secure, long-term investment. The property has numerous home building sites, one of which has a skyline view of downtown Austin on its horizon.

Location: The ranch is located in Caldwell country, approximately 13 miles southeast of Lockhart on FM-3158; 70 miles to San Antonio, 40 miles to Austin, 30 miles to San Marcos, and 50 miles to New Braunfels.

Habitat & Wildlife: The property has a wonderful, diverse terrain. Portions of the ranch are scattered with dense, hardwood thickets of post oak, hackberry, and cedar, with healthy native underbrush suited for wildlife. Several sections of property have been cleared for grazing and are active coastal grazing pastures. The wildlife includes whitetail deer, dove, pigs, and a healthy population of Rio Grande Turkey (owner said not uncommon to see over 100 in a day). The ranch has a maintained trail system that is suited for any sportsman.

Water: The ranch contains 6 ponds/tanks, as well as a water well. 3 of the 6 ponds hold water year-round, one of which is spring fed (per owner) and a few have large-mouth bass and catfish.
Electricity: Electricity is available.

Soil: Mix of Arensosa and Patilo soil, and Silstid fine sand, 1% to 5% slope.

Improvements/Additional: Property is 100% fenced with three cross fences and pipe cattle pens are present.

Sollock Farm

Posted on: February 6th, 2019 by

100% minerals included! Income producing opportunity!

This is a premier opportunity to purchase 91.25 acres in Iola, Texas located just 25
miles outside of College Station and only one mile from Iola High School in Grimes County. Sollock Farm is a functionally designed working cattle ranch rich in history of improved clover influenced grassland intensively managed over many years. The ranch features a 2,578 sq. ft. 3 bed/ 2 bath custom-built 2 story house situated toward the rear of the property with porch views overlooking a picturesque 1.5-acre pond. The ranch is located on County Road 108 with approximately 1800 ft. of gravel road frontage with a well-maintained cedar post net-wire fence and custom metal gated entrance.

The ranch features a 2400+/- sq. ft. metal barn/shop used for equipment storage. This barn includes a concrete slab, water and power. Near the barn you will find the cattle pens and chute.

This property is open organically managed grasslands with scattered shade trees and seven stock ponds. There are water lines with water trough connections located in each hot wire cross-fenced pasture for the use of an easy intensive/rotational grazing management operation. The majority of the perimeter fence is good cedar post and barbed wire. The interior fencing is hot wire cross-fencing for easy livestock movement.

Historically, Sollock Farm has been functionally designed for rotational cattle grazing. This ranch can also be utilized for horses, casual hunting or as a beautiful weekend recreational retreat near the quiet town of Iola. Be sure to view this wonderful ranch property!

Distance to nearby towns: 1 mile from Iola, 10 miles from Bedias, 25 miles from College Station, 25 miles from Anderson

School District: Iola ISD

Ranch Features: 100% mineral rights convey to new owner, 1800 ft. of road frontage on CR 108, good perimeter fencing – cedar post and barbed wire, interior fencing is hot wire with gates for functional use in intensive/rotational grazing practices, water lines/trough connections are strategically located in every pasture along with 7 stock ponds, 0.5+/- mile of all-weather limestone ranch road with culverts from entrance to main structures.

Hunting/Fishing: Dove, duck, bass, white-tail deer population, and approximately 1.5 acre designed fishing pond near house.

Main House:Total = 2,578 sq. ft. (based on Grimes County Appraisal District), home built in 1982, remodeled 2018, exterior remodel 2008, new foundation 2018, domestic water updated 2018, wrap around porch, house is approx. 0.5 mile from CR 108, A/C unit, HVAC updated in 2018, log cabin interior design, wood floor, carpet and tile.

Metal Barn/Shop: Approx. 40 ft. x 60 ft. metal building/shop, concrete slab, electricity, water connection, tremendous storage , Barn built approximately 1984, and building previously used for equipment storage and working shop area.

Water: (1) water well located in well house near the main house, (7) stock ponds with 1.5 acre pond used for fishing and front porch sunset views, and portable water troughs/water line connections to all pastures.

Cattle Pens: Working cattle chute, and portable panels for easy pen design adjustment along with wooden structure.

Garwood Colorado River Ranch

Posted on: January 28th, 2019 by Freddy Rouse

Garwood Colorado River Ranch is located 17 miles North of El Campo and 13 miles to Eagle Lake. Currently ag exempt. This ranch is set-up perfectly to run a hay and cattle operation, weekend getaway, or build your dream home. Approximately 850 feet wide and over 1 mile long with 1,200 feet of high bank Colorado River frontage. Irrigation well, pump, and motor on the property to irrigate the lush Coastal Jiggs hay meadows and pastures. Cattle pens, barn, water well with troughs, and old farmhouse sit up front near the entrance. Great opportunity to own a Colorado River front property in Colorado County!

Salem Bend 280

Posted on: December 3rd, 2018 by Will Sorenson

Salem Bend 280 sits on the east side of the Brazos River between Gooseneck Bend and Salem Bend. Located in southeastern Young County just minutes from Graham, TX, Salem Bend Ranch is truly a unique opportunity for sportsmen! The ranch is ideally located 1.5 hours from Ft. Worth and 2 hours from Dallas and offers rolling terrain, excellent elevation changes with a good mixture of woods and open pasture. Perimeter and cross fences are in great shape.

Endless recreational opportunities exist with Brazos River frontage and Brazos River Authority land on the west side for added seclusion. Large live oaks are scattered throughout the ranch as well as elms, mesquites, and cedar trees. Electricity is tied in and a water well that services the needs of the ranch.

There is a set of pipe cow pens and numerous ponds/tanks that hold water most of the year. Currently the ranch is leased for hunting as well as a grazing lease for a cow/calf operation.

The famous Wildcatter Ranch is just south of the ranch for family and friends to enjoy first class authentic Texas cuisine and entertainment.

Contact Will Sorenson at (936) 499-8749 a day or two ahead of time to make an appointment.

Salem Bend 377

Posted on: December 3rd, 2018 by Will Sorenson

Salem Bend 377 sits on the east side of the Brazos River between Gooseneck Bend and Salem Bend. Located in southeastern Young County just minutes from Graham, TX, Salem Bend Ranch is truly a unique opportunity for sportsmen! The ranch is ideally located 1.5 hours from Ft. Worth and 2 hours from Dallas and offers rolling terrain, excellent elevation changes with a good mixture of woods and open pasture. Perimeter and cross fences are in great shape.

Endless recreational opportunities exist with Brazos River frontage and Brazos River Authority land on the west side for added seclusion. Large live oaks are scattered throughout the ranch as well as elms, mesquites, and cedar trees.

Currently the ranch is leased for hunting as well as a grazing lease for a cow/calf operation.

The famous Wildcatter Ranch is just south of the ranch for family and friends to enjoy first class authentic Texas cuisine and entertainment.

Contact Will Sorenson at (936) 499-8749 a day or two ahead of time to make an appointment.