J & J Farm

J & J Farm

Posted on: October 17th, 2018 by Freddy Rouse

First time offering of a rare Fort Bend County 2,425 acre farm that has been in the same family for over 100 years! This property consists of approximately 1,425 acres of income producing farmland, and 1,000 acres of prime pasture and impressive Live Oaks, Elms, and Bald Cypress along the San Bernard River. With 2.5 miles of Turkey Creek, and an 18-acre lake add to the recreational value of the ranch. Set in an easily accessible location on paved Darst Road just 1.5 miles south of Hwy 59 near Kendleton in popular and growing Fort Bend County.

FARMLAND

There are approximately 1,440 acres of farmland in row crop, and laser levelled rice fields. It has been leased by the same farmer for over 30 years and well taken care of. Cotton, Milo, Soybean and Corn have been grown productively on the land during this time. Rice fields have been laser levelled and are currently irrigated by a 2-mile canal that is fed by a 10 inch irrigation well on the neighboring property. There are two rice fields (263 and 285 acres) that are in rotation, along with approximately 820 acres of row crop in rotation.

PASTURE AND HUNTING LAND

Lots of Live and Recreational Water!! There are approximately 1,000 acres of hunting and livestock pasture and woods set between the farmland and the river. 2 miles of San Bernard River border the property to the Northwest, and 2.5 miles of Turkey Creek meander through the Live Oak and Pecan trees along the West side of the property providing great habitat for deer, hogs and other wildlife to hide out. Perhaps the crown jewel of the pasture is the 18-acre lake! This lake is home to lots of fish and offers great duck hunting in the colder months. Its location well off any public road is ideal for tons of ducks and other waterfowl looking for big holes of secluded water. There is a duck hunting blind in place. The woods consist of a Cypress lined San Bernard River and are loaded with 100-200 year old giant Pecan trees, large mature Oaks, and many other species of hardwoods. The 1,000 acre pasture also holds a set of large cattle working pens with a large sorting chute, ground load and double loading chute, barns, shed, water and troughs, electricity, and a 75-acre fenced and cross fenced trap. Water is provided to the pasture by a water well at the pens with troughs. This is a one of a kind rare Fort Bend County family estate!!! One of the largest Farm and Ranch combo properties in the County.

Camp Creek Ranch

Posted on: October 5th, 2018 by Colton Harbert

Location: Camp Creek Ranch is 164 acres located in the Rolling Plains of North Texas on the Kent and Dickens County line near Highway 70 close to Spur, Texas. It is conveniently located between 100-150 miles from Amarillo, Lubbock, and Abilene, and about 250 miles from the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. The property sits at the south end of County Road 339 providing end of the road seclusion.

Habitat: Camp Creek meanders through the middle of the property, and is lined by a number of hardwood trees providing habitat and water for numerous species of native wildlife. The creek is surrounded by open pastures suitable for farming or livestock grazing. The slow and gentle hills here are typical for the Rolling Plains Region. Soils consist of fine sand to clays and clay loams, and are fallow, fertile, and ready for any future food plots.

Wildlife: This property boasts a healthy population of Mule deer, Whitetail deer, Bobwhite quail, Rio Grande turkey, feral hogs, and bobcat. The property has been leased to only family and friends for hunting, and has multiple stands and feeders set in place making the property a blank slate for the next owner to create the sporting ranch of their choice.

The property is currently being leased for cattle.

Water: 80 ft. water well

Utilities: Electricity present and provided by local provider (South Plains Electric).

Minerals: Owner will convey 25%. There has never been oil/gas production on the property.

Additional: Property will convey working cattle pens set in place.

Rocky Hill Classic

Posted on: October 3rd, 2018 by Cody Maxwell

The 90.08 acre Rocky Hill Classic offers the beauty and scenery that Washington County is known for. Its in an ideal location just a few miles from downtown Brenham and historical Independence, and less than 80 miles from Houston.

Drive across the bluebonnet covered pastures, through a spring-fed, rock-bottom creek to find yourself under a canopy of century Live Oak trees. This place just about has it all including two ponds, two creeks, hay meadows, rolling hill views, wooded areas for wildlife, a natural bee hive set high in a tree, and a secluded Pecan and Oak tree park-like setting perfect for picnics, and a play area for kids.

The farm is named after the classic style and look of the original farmhouse built around 1915 (1,752 sf WCAD), 3 bed/2 bath. The old smokehouse is still present, and can be repurposed as whatever you can imagine. The original 1915 barn has been renovated like the house, and offers the perfect spot to hang out, and entertain while offering an incredible view, under a pleasant covered breezeway. The second barn is present for livestock and storage. It has plenty of room for your tractor, equipment, UTV, and has two storage/hay rooms. This is an incredible place! Road frontage on three sides: +/- 1,500 feet Rocky Hill School Road, +/- 500 feet Old Independence Road, and +/- 1,900 feet Seeker Road. 40% minerals owned and conveyed! Come see this charming place! Broker/Owner

Hullabaloo Ranch

Posted on: October 1st, 2018 by Cody Maxwell

Enjoy over 64 acres of unrestricted property, nestled in the city limits of College Station, just 10 minutes from Kyle Field. This oasis includes spring fed bass stocked ponds, electricity, gas, a water well, access to College Station utilities, and is a short 5 minute drive from major hospitals. The beautiful iron entrance opens to a life in the city with country amenities, from deer, duck, turkey and hog hunting, to skeet shoots and leisure fishing. A 135 buck was shot here, so be on the lookout for your own when you buy! This is a perfect place to call your home or weekend retreat. Call Katy Wunderlich today to schedule your private tour (979) 571-7498.

Salem Bend 260

Posted on: September 27th, 2018 by Will Sorenson

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.

Casa Escondido

Posted on: September 8th, 2018 by

(Turn Key) Equipment included!

The Casa Escondido ( Hidden House ) is 38.8 acres located in the desirable area of Cat Spring in Austin County just one hour from Houston.

The property features a well maintained 3b/3b 3,023 square foot brick home with swimming pool nestled in a park like setting full of 100 year oaks overlooking a beautiful pond and live creek.

Improvements are a 3 bay detached garage on slab with power and water, storage barn and horse barn. there are 2 wells on the property one to supply the home, barns, and irrigation and a windmill with electric pump to help maintain the pond level during dry times.

If your looking for a nice home in a park like setting with a creek and 2 ponds on 39 acres in Cat Spring TX

Dont miss this Opportunity!

To Schedule a showing contact JD MCKAY (979) 877-9850. Please schedule an appointment 24 hours in advance to view this property. Thanks!

Cat Spring

Posted on: August 15th, 2018 by JD McKay

This +/- 80 acre tract is located in the desirable area of Cat Spring in Austin County and just minutes down the road to the Famous Crossroads.

The property has great road frontage with +/- 2000 feet on Swanbeck Road and +/- 1700 feet on Hall Road. It has Power on the property a water well, good fencing and a set of working pens and is Ag Exempt. The property would be great for Cattle, Horses, Recreational or Permanent Residence, with multiple hilltop building sites scattered oaks and great views. Just a short drive to Bellville and only a hour from Houston.

If your Looking for a great tract of land in the Cat Spring area, Don’t miss this Opportunity!

To schedule a showing contact J.D. McKay 979-877-9850

Please schedule an appointment 24 hours in advance to view this property. Thanks!

Bar 7

Posted on: August 15th, 2018 by Robert Bong

The Bar 7 Ranch is a working cattle and hunting ranch located a short 47 miles from downtown Dallas, and a few miles north of Cedar Creek Lake. With 70 of elevation change, the rolling terrain is a mixture of oaks and other hardwoods, hay meadows, coastal pastures, and some cultivatable land perfect for oats or sunflowers for bird and deer hunting food plots.

The neighboring properties on the North and East are 3,000-10,000+ acres creating quiet solitude for the area, and the lack of hunting pressure results in older, larger bucks! There are 12 reliable ponds, with some holding large bass (see photos).

A large metal barn is used to house the tractor and hay. The pipe pens are present for working cattle. Carrying capacity is estimated by Seller at only 9 acres per animal unit.

This is an opportunity of investment to use, have fun on, and rest assured that it should appreciate in value rapidly due to paved road frontage on two sides, and very close proximity to the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex.

Please contact Robert Bong (214)546-6254 to schedule a viewing.

Rosanky Ranch

Posted on: August 14th, 2018 by Colton Harbert

Location: Located 18 miles south of Bastrop, Texas, and just 45 miles south-east of downtown Austin on Highway 304 and Hofferek Rd. Has paved access to the gate maintained by the county with 1,359 ft of Hofferek Road frontage.

Habitat: The majority is covered in mature hardwood trees consisting of Post Oak, Live Oak, Elm, and Pine.

The seasonal Piney Creek runs through the woods in various areas, and feeds into a new 2-acre lake which will provide plentiful water for game and livestock. There are opportunities for a number of hunting locations.

The soil on the property ranges from Blackland Prairie and Post Oak/Claypan consisting of sandy loam.

Wildlife: Wildlife in the area is ample. The property has been leased for hunting in the past, but the area is not over-pressured by hunters. Common wildlife includes white-tailed deer, wild hogs, turkey, and bobcats.

The property is currently being leased for cattle.

Water: Property has 1 active 525 ft water well . Seller retains 50% of any future commercial sales of water rights. Any personal use by new owner will not be affected at all.

Electricity: Present and providing power to the water well and home.

Minerals: Seller does not own any minerals.

Additional: Property has a 3 bed/2 bath mobile home that would be perfect for out of town hunter.

Salem Bend Ranch

Posted on: August 13th, 2018 by Will Sorenson

Salem Bend Ranch sits on the east side of the Brazos River between Graham and Possum Kingdom Lake. Located in southeastern Young County just minutes from Graham, TX, Salem Bend Ranch is truly a unique opportunity for both sportsmen and livestock breeders! The ranch is ideally located 1.5 hours from Ft. Worth, and 2 hours from Dallas, and offers rolling to rugged mountainous terrain with a good mixture of dense woods and pasture. Perimeter and cross fences are in great shape. This would be an ideal high fenced exotic and/or whitetail ranch.

Endless recreational opportunities exist with nearly 2 miles of Brazos River frontage and over 200 acres of accessible Brazos River Authority land on the west side for added seclusion. Large live oaks and Post Oak trees are scattered throughout the ranch as well as thick mots of elms and many other varieties of trees. Electricity is tied in, and there are two water wells that service the needs of the ranch.

There are two sets of cow pens, a barn 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 a convenient down the road run 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.