TBD County Road 340

Water, wildlife, and working ground come together on this 113.85-acre Comanche County property, with the Leon River and Holmsley Creek running through opposite ends of the tract. Currently ag exempt and running cattle, it’s ready for a cattle operation, hay production, a hunting retreat, a future homesite, or any mix of the four. Roughly 20 acres in the middle of the property have been cleared, giving you open ground for grazing or hay. Pecan trees fill the bottoms, and the heavy tree cover and creek banks make for strong wildlife habitat. Deer are abundant on the property. Beyond the river and creek frontage, this property comes with a share of water rights for irrigation out of the Leon River. The property has two water wells: a shallow well said to provide plenty of water, and a second well that is not currently in use. The tract has approximately 3,950 feet of County Road frontage and electricity is available at the old home site. The old home has no value and needs to be removed, so you’ll be starting with a clean slate for a future homesite. Fencing is due for an upgrade, so you can set it up to fit your needs. Sky's the limit with this 113.85 acres of country paradise. Picture your cattle in the pasture, your hay in the field, or your own place along the river, this property has room for it all!

Water, wildlife, and working ground come together on this 113.85-acre Comanche County property, with the Leon River and Holmsley Creek running through opposite ends of the tract. Currently ag exempt and running cattle, it’s ready for a cattle operation, hay production, a hunting retreat, a future homesite, or any mix of the four. Roughly 20 acres in the middle of the property have been cleared, giving you open ground for grazing or hay. Pecan trees fill the bottoms, and the heavy tree cover and creek banks make for strong wildlife habitat. Deer are abundant on the property. Beyond the river and creek frontage, this property comes with a share of water rights for irrigation out of the Leon River. The property has two water wells: a shallow well said to provide plenty of water, and a second well that is not currently in use. The tract has approximately 3,950 feet of County Road frontage and electricity is available at the old home site. The old home has no value and needs to be removed, so you’ll be starting with a clean slate for a future homesite. Fencing is due for an upgrade, so you can set it up to fit your needs. Sky's the limit with this 113.85 acres of country paradise. Picture your cattle in the pasture, your hay in the field, or your own place along the river, this property has room for it all!