Canyons on Cowhouse Creek
Purmela, TX317± acres in Coryell County with nearly a mile of live, rock-bottom Cowhouse Creek, roughly 160 feet of elevation change, and a turn-key family compound, just 90 minutes from Austin.
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317± acres in Coryell County with nearly a mile of live, rock-bottom Cowhouse Creek, roughly 160 feet of elevation change, and a turn-key family compound, just 90 minutes from Austin.
Turnkey 50±-acre equestrian ranch, six miles from Huntsville, with an arena, stalls, ponds, Baldwin Creek frontage, country home, paved frontage and strong collegiate-driven demand near Sam Houston State University.
Featuring 525± acres of well-drained land with a pecan orchard, pastures, and river frontage near Katy and Brookshire—offering excellent access, ag exemption, and strong long-term investment potential.
1,610± acres of luxury, agriculture, and recreation with a lake, equestrian facilities, income from livestock and wind energy, plus sustainable off-grid living, convenient to Austin, Dallas, and Waco.
A 550± acre central Texas ranch near Lockhart with 14 pastures, high and low fencing, three ponds, piped water servicing 14 troughs, native wildlife, electricity, and county water available, with investment potential.
458± acres with nearly a mile of live, rock-bottom Cowhouse Creek, roughly 160 feet of elevation change, and a turn-key family compound, just 90 minutes from Austin.
284± acres, 89 percent tillable, located in Brazos County, Texas. 100± acres under a Valley quarter-mile center pivot, two irrigation wells, riverfront along the Little Brazos River, and Farm-to-Market Road 50 frontage.
498± acres near Troup, with quality improvements, productive coastal Bermuda pastures, efficient cattle facilities, recreational water features, and excellent access for a turnkey ranch lifestyle.
75± acre vineyard property, located in the desirable Texas High Plains AVA. This is a meticulously maintained property, improved with 40± acres of grapevines, recognized for producing award-winning wines.
Secluded 404± acres of rangeland between Goldthwaite and Hamilton with rolling pastures, thick native grass, ponds, solar well, corrals, electricity, wildlife habitat, expansive northern views, and caliche road frontage with a gated entrance.
Ideal turnkey lodge and game ranch in Stonewall County, featuring exotic game, a luxury barndominium, and a stunning variety of terrain just three hours from Dallas-Fort Worth.
185± deeded acres within Caldwell County. The ranch features rolling hills, paved road access to the primary residence, cabins, barns, cattle pens, stables, and a roping/barrels arena, offering excellent investment potential.
Oak Hills Ranch, 1,093± acres in northwest Mason County, offers rolling oak/mesquite country loaded with game and tall grass. Other features are distant views, huge oaks, good soils, well, and pens.
A unique 2,465± acre ranch with a spectacular residence in a private setting on Lake Bridgeport, just one hour from downtown Fort Worth. This working ranch is home to tremendous wildlife and offers multifaceted recreational appeal.
330± acres with strong agricultural opportunities and stunning views of mature oaks, hardwoods, and bull mesquite situated near the small town of Bangs in the west central portion of Brown County.
An oasis in the Concho Valley region, this exceptional 3,213± acre ranch features spring-fed live water for most of the year, tremendous deer and turkey hunting, and a remarkable custom residence.
Small recreational property adjoining the Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge in northwest Grayson County. Giant trees, rolling topography, and a newly constructed small lake. Rural water and a beautiful log home.
161+ acres of rolling, mostly wooded timberland, fronting along Highway 31 in eastern Smith County. Approximately one mile of frontage offers investment-grade opportunities to the recreational buyer.
715± acre farm in the prime farmland of southwest Matagorda County. Exceptional soil consistency and net tillable ground, along with excellent paved access. Home and large farm shop built in 2018.
Investment property consisting of 1,776± contiguous acres in southeast Gaines County. 1,748± acres enrolled in CRP at $31.68/acre with eight years remaining. Mule deer in the immediate area.
Spanning 87,953± acres across Oklahoma and Texas, offering exceptional grazing, irrigated farmland, feedyard capacity, strong water resources, and turnkey cattle infrastructure with alternative energy income streams.
Located near Paige, this 943± acre wildlife ranch offers an incredible variety of exotic game, lodge-style residence, fantastic shop improvements, breeder pens, incredible lakes and water resources, and some of the famous “Lost Pines” groves.
Turnkey 29,071± acre West Texas legacy property featuring diverse terrain, excellent improvements and infrastructure, quality grazing and recreational appeal, and fully conveyed minerals, livestock, and equipment.
Rangeland offering in the Wildhorse Flat, just outside of town. Conveniently located near I-10, and along State Highway 54, the ranch is dramatically set between mountain ranges with frontage along FM 2185.