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Affordable Texas Ranches for Sale Under $250,000

Affordable Texas Ranches for Sale Under $250,000

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UndevelopedEastland Co.

20 acres in Eastland County

$176,000|20 acres|$8,800/acre
Cleared ground featuring sandy soil surrounded by mature hardwood trees

UndevelopedCamp Co.

1.5 acres in Camp County

$34,000|1.51 acres
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RecreationalEastland Co.

20 acres in Eastland County

$232,000|20 acres
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RecreationalEastland Co.

10 acres in Eastland County

$128,000|10 acres
Pastureland ranch grounds outlined in orange, with scattered trees and native grasses on ranch

UndevelopedHamilton Co.

10 acres in Hamilton County

$107,000|10 acres
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RanchHardeman Co.

106 acres in Hardeman County

$197,395|106.7 acres|$1,850/acre
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UndevelopedRed River Co.

3 acres in Red River County

$59,900|3.54 acres
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RecreationalRed River Co.

10 acres in Red River County

$99,900|10.6 acres|$9,425/acre
Pond reflecting the sky and surrounding trees. Visible details include mature trees

RecreationalRed River Co.

5 acres in Red River County

$79,900|5.82 acres
Pond reflects the sky, surrounded by grasses and a line of trees. Visible details include mature trees

RecreationalRed River Co.

7 acres in Red River County

$89,900|7.12 acres
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UndevelopedFranklin Co.

1 acre in Franklin County

$35,000|1.5 acres
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DevelopmentEastland Co.

5 acres in Eastland County

$120,000|5.79 acres
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RecreationalEastland Co.

12 acres in Eastland County

$129,000|12.25 acres
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RecreationalRed River Co.

56 acres in Red River County

$249,900|56.09 acres|$4,455/acre
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UndevelopedRains Co.

2 acres in Rains County

$64,900|2.05 acres
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UndevelopedCamp Co.

3 acres in Camp County

$46,000|3.53 acres
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RecreationalHardeman Co.

42 acres in Hardeman County

$200,000|42 acres|$4,762/acre
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RecreationalCass Co.

28 acres in Cass County

$223,617|28.31 acres|$7,899/acre
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UndevelopedCass Co.

7 acres in Cass County

$92,900|7.62 acres
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HuntingCass Co.

27 acres in Cass County

$218,435|27.65 acres|$7,900/acre
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HuntingRed River Co.

65 acres in Red River County

$199,900|65 acres|$3,075/acre
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UndevelopedGrayson Co.

1 acre in Grayson County

$199,500|1.31 acres
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UndevelopedRains Co.

7.5 acres in Rains County

$199,900|7.5 acres
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UndevelopedRed River Co.

28 acres in Red River County

$179,900|28 acres|$6,425/acre

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Texas Land Under $250,000

This page is limited to active Texas land listed under $250,000. At this budget you will see ranchettes, homesites, and small acreage more often than a working ranch. A 1.3 acre tract is a homesite. Calling it a ranch does not hold up.

A lower list price does not tell you what you still have to spend. Survey, legal access, electric, water, septic, clearing, fencing, and closing costs can add as much as the land itself. Read each listing for what is already in place before you treat the price as the full cost of getting on the place.

What the Asking Price Does Not Include

The number on the listing is the asking price for the land as offered. It does not automatically include a new survey, recorded access, electric at the road, a well or public water, a septic system, clearing, or fencing. Closing costs are extra.

Ranchettes, Homesites, and Small Acreage

Under $250,000 in Texas you are usually buying a homesite, a ranchette, or a small recreational tract. Some of these places can hold a few animals or a weekend hunt. Many cannot. Judge the tract by usable acres, access, water, and neighbors, not by the word ranch in the headline.