The HWY 79 North Tract is located in Archer County, seven miles south of Archer City on Highway 79. Access is convenient via Highway 79, and the property is less than a two-hour drive from the DFW Metroplex. The tract sits strategically between two major livestock auctions in Wichita Falls and Graham, making it well-positioned for an active cattle operation.

The tract covers 115 acres in North Central Texas and has been managed to preserve native grasses and control invasive mesquite growth. This is good cattle-grazing country in the heart of Archer County, a well-established ranching region. The property works well as a standalone unit, an addition to an existing cattle operation, or a straight investment hold given its road frontage and onsite utilities.

Near the middle of the tract is a pond that serves as a reliable water source for cattle and wildlife.

The property has 1,650 feet of Highway 79 frontage. Electricity is available, and rural water runs along HWY 79 via a four-inch city waterline that extends the full length of the Highway 79 frontage. Fencing is good to excellent. The utilities in place are capable of supporting divisions of the property.

Wildlife on the property includes whitetail deer, dove, quail, and waterfowl.