717 Acres Leprechaun Ranch
717 Acres LEPRECHAUN RANCH- Bexar-Atascosa County
Applewhite Road, San Antonio, TX
The Leprechaun Ranch is conveniently located just minutes from San Antonio, only 3 miles south of Loop 1604 South, making it the ideal investment property with great recreational potential. The land is edged by a Martin-Marietta sand mine offering potential for income from aggregate as well.
WATER: Very well watered with 2 water wells and 6 tanks. With very good clay soil content and a significant drainage through the property, there is good potential for a large lake site on the ranch.
TERRAIN: Majority of the property is heavily wooded with an abundance of oak trees. One 15-acre field and a few smaller open pastures would serve as excellent food plots for wildlife with the fertile sandy/loam soil.
IMPROVEMENTS: A nice hunters camp includes 2 double-wide manufactured homes, entertainment pav...
IMPROVEMENTS: A nice hunters camp includes 2 double-wide manufactured homes, entertainment pavilion, walk-in cooler and more. The ranch is well set up for hunting with top notch feeders and blinds. The ranch is high-fenced into 200 acre and 500 acre pastures.
Please note: All of the improvements on the ranch are owned by the hunting tenants, but can be purchased separately.
TAXES: $1,700. Ag Exempt. ($1,187 Atascosa; $513. Bexar)
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SHOWINGS OR INFORMATION: RANDY CADWALLADER (210) 860-0093
LOCATION: The ranch is in both Bexar/Atascosa Counties at the end of Applewhite Road, approximately 3 miles south of Loop 1604.
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