132 Acre N.E. Texas Cattle & Hunting Ranch for sale
UNDER CONTRACT. Acres: 132 acres
Price: $ 1,150,000.00
Animal Units: Can run 30 cows
Terms: Cash
Location: Hopkins County, Texas, 3 miles south of Pickton on HWY 269.
Comments: Unless you have seen this beautiful Texas Cattle and Hunting Ranch, you cannot imagine how pretty it is. Ranch is located off Highway 269 South in Pickton with lots of road frontage. Most of the ranch is open and used for hay meadow. There is one area of planted pine trees that appear to be 15-20 years old. There is also an area of beautiful hardwoods where the deer hunting is excellent.
Como-Pickton ISD was consolidated in 1965 and has an excellent school system.
Improvements:
2,400 sq. ft. older remodeled home with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The sitting room could be converted to 4th bedroom. Attached carport and detached garage.
3,400 sq. ft. metal shop, horse stalls, and bathroom, roll up doo...
3,400 sq. ft. metal shop, horse stalls, and bathroom, roll up doors built in 2012.
Water: Rural water, small lake, and pond.
Terrain: Gently rolling, hay meadows, numerous potential building sites with breathtaking views.
Fences: Excellent barbed wire fences, most are new.
Grasses: Currently used as hay meadow, Bermuda grass, Dallisgrass, Bahia grass and rye grass.
Game: Whitetail deer, wild hogs, ducks, and great fishing.
When buying property, offered by Southwest Ranch & Farm Sales, the buyers agent, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at initial showing of the property in order to participate in real estate commission. If this condition is not met, fee participation, if any, will be at sole discretion of Southwest Ranch & Farm Sales.
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