Chapman Ranch is a substantial West Central Texas holding with the size, character, and flexibility increasingly difficult to find. Located approximately 20 miles east of Breckenridge; 40 miles west of Mineral Wells; approximately 22 miles to I-20 access in Ranger; and approximately 75 miles to both Abilene and Fort Worth, this vast, rugged property offers a compelling combination of size, privacy, productive native pasture, wildlife habitat, water features, scenic elevation, and future potential. Property highlights include 1,107 acres in Stephens County, approximately 2 miles of CR 103 frontage; Ag exemption in place; current annual grass and hunting leases; fenced for cattle; electric meter at hunting camp; approximately 1.5 miles of the seasonal Sow Branch Creek; three stock tanks totaling approximately 1.4 acres; rolling to rugged terrain with multiple draws, creek drainage and elevations; heavy to moderate native cover of oak, cedar, mesquite, and native grasses; no cultivation; scenic elevated building sites; excellent potential for continued cattle, hunting, wildlife, and recreational use; and large contiguous acreage with significant future potential. Property will convey two water taps secured through the Stephens Regional Special Utility District. Seller's 100% wind and solar interests convey with sale. The possibilities are as vast as the land!

Chapman Ranch is a substantial West Central Texas holding with the size, character, and flexibility increasingly difficult to find. Located approximately 20 miles east of Breckenridge; 40 miles west of Mineral Wells; approximately 22 miles to I-20 access in Ranger; and approximately 75 miles to both Abilene and Fort Worth, this vast, rugged property offers a compelling combination of size, privacy, productive native pasture, wildlife habitat, water features, scenic elevation, and future potential. Property highlights include 1,107 acres in Stephens County, approximately 2 miles of CR 103 frontage; Ag exemption in place; current annual grass and hunting leases; fenced for cattle; electric meter at hunting camp; approximately 1.5 miles of the seasonal Sow Branch Creek; three stock tanks totaling approximately 1.4 acres; rolling to rugged terrain with multiple draws, creek drainage and elevations; heavy to moderate native cover of oak, cedar, mesquite, and native grasses; no cultivation; scenic elevated building sites; excellent potential for continued cattle, hunting, wildlife, and recreational use; and large contiguous acreage with significant future potential. Property will convey two water taps secured through the Stephens Regional Special Utility District. Seller's 100% wind and solar interests convey with sale. The possibilities are as vast as the land!