Asa Johnson Road , Harleton, TX 75651(Harrison County)

Improvements: This is an excellent opportunity for a new owner to come in and make this property their own. There are minimal improvements including an open hay barn, and an older lean-to of modest value, as well as some perimeter fencing. Some of the fencing along the west boundary is in need of repair.

Trees, grass, forbs: This area of Harrison County is known for its sandy loam soils which serve well for productive hay meadows and timber alike. This property features ~20 acres of Coastal Bermuda as well as native grasses and forbs in the open areas throughout the property. Towering mature hardwood timber dominates the landscape around the pastures with ~68.5 acres of timber making up the central and southern portions of the ranch. A small amount of the timber was selectively harvested in certain areas two years ago providing a more scenic view of the lake and allowing the remaining hardwoods to become more productive. The timber still remains healthy and viable, providing quality habitat for wildlife. Tree cover consists of a healthy stand of virgin hardwoods including a variety of oaks, hickory, black gun, elm, willow, river birch, and some pine. Native forbs and browse such as pokeweed, beautyberry, trumpet creeper, and green briar are also plentiful and provide robust habitat for wildlife.

Water: The property has an incredible deep, spring-fed lake, approx. 13.9 acres in size as well as a creek and seasonal wetland, ~3.4 acres in size, south of the lake that serves well for waterfowl year-round. The property is also located well within the Carrizo Wilcox aquifer making drinking water very accessible from a well.

Topography: Rolling to sloped terrain with an impressive 80 feet of elevation change provide a scenic view, especially from the hay meadow overlooking the lake, while the timber maintains privacy from all other directions. The open pastures are arranged on the higher, somewhat level ground, while the timber encompasses the majority of the watersheds and hillsides. Such diversity offers the landowner countless options for recreational opportunities and several great building sites.

Wildlife and fisheries: This property has been lightly hunted in recent years, and has been managed in such a manner to provide the new owner with a turnkey recreational property. There is an abundance of deer in this part of Harrison County and plenty of other wildlife species including waterfowl for recreational enjoyment. The lake fishes well for bass, crappie, bream and catfish and is easily accessible from most all sides.

Easements: There are no easements across this property.

Minerals: Ask Broker for details

Utilities: Upshur Rural Electric & Co-op water available along west boundary.

Property Taxes: Goose Island Ranch carries an agricultural exemption. Ask Broker for details

Schools: Harleton ISD

Price: $515,057 ($4,881.31 per acre)

Contact: Stephen Schwartz- Agent, 903-738-7882 mobile