723-Acre Working Ranch Natural Beauty & Functionality in Comanche County
This expansive 723-acre ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a property that reflects the rugged beauty of Central Texas. Designed by nature and maintained with care, the land features rolling terrain with 60-foot elevation changes, native grasses, and a mix of hardwoods including live oak, mesquite, cedar, and elm.
Property Highlights
Topography: Rolling hills, natural arroyo rock creek beds, and diverse vegetation
Water Features:
Three defined stock tanks
Rocky Creek meandering across the entire property
Water accumulation throughout the creek system
Utilities:
Water well at hunters camp
Multiple electrical access points via Comanche County Electric
Wildlife: Whitetail deer, turkey, dove, occasional quail, and signs of wild hogs
Fencing: Solid 6-strand barbed wire perimeter
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Vegetation: Soil variation evident through changing tree cover and plant life
Additional Details
Numerous potential building sites across varied elevations
Long-standing grazing lease with a single family for nearly 20 years
No mineral rights included in the sale
Access by appointment only during hunting season
Centrally located between Fort Worth, Austin, and Abilene (2 hours or closer).
Search for detailed parcel information including; Elevation & Vegetation Maps, Ownership Information, Detailed Parcel Information, Crop History Map, Soil Survey Productivity Data, and more.
Research Parcel InformationCall Agent Danny Armstrong 254-842-7612 or Jerry Pyburn 254-842-4547 for detail directions. CAD has property located at CR 386, however, best entrance is on CR 396. From the small community of Carlton take FM 1744 south to Hamilton County CR 127 that turns into Comanche CR 396. SOP.
or from small community of Lamkin on HWY 36 go north on CR 382, immediately across Leon River take left to CR 390 to "T" and go north on CR 392 to next "T" and north on CR 396 straight to entrance.