26 acres in Milam County with 120,000 sq ft of barns
120,000 square feet of covered barns for your agribusiness needs! This 26-acre tract just outside of Cameron, Texas is ready to house your project. This property was formerly used as a turkey operation for Cargill, but no longer has a contract. It could be used in the future for similar poultry-type businesses whether turkeys, chickens or wild game birds. Additionally, these barns could serve well for use as greenhouses for hemp, vegetables etc, aquaponics, fish hatcheries, hay storage and covered feeding areas for cattle, horses etc. The options are endless. Aside from agricultural they would work well for large storage needs for equipment or commodities.
Each of the four barns are 50'x600' and have metal roofs and framing. There are roll-up doors on the ends for easy access with equipment. Three of the barns were built in 1998, while the remaining barn was built in 2011. A 1500 squar...
Each of the four barns are 50'x600' and have metal roofs and framing. There are roll-up doors on the ends for easy access with equipment. Three of the barns were built in 1998, while the remaining barn was built in 2011. A 1500 square foot workshop with concrete floor is also in place and can be used for tools, equipment and storage. Fencing currently on two sides.
PLEASE NOTE: This farm is not active. There is no contract or income currently. Much of the poultry equipment has been removed.
This property is located just southwest of Cameron with access off of both CR 208, and 208A. Co-op water meter and utilities in place.
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From Cameron, head south on FM 1600. Turn right on to CR 208. Property is on the Right after approximately 1 mile.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY: AGENT AND/OR OWNER MUST BE PRESENT TO SHOW THE PROPERTY.
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