Come explore this honey hole featuring an 18 acre lake in Taylor county! This pristine recreational property boasts the tranquil Lake Stith and features an abundance of wildlife. This property offers some of the best combination and recreational land in the county. The rolling to flat terrain features approximately 30 acres in cultivation that features native sunflowers with lanes just cut for the upcoming Dove season. The north portion of the ranch features Lake Stith. Spend hours on the lake fishing, hunting, and enjoying the view. The central portion of the ranch is ready for a future home site. There is an RV hookup, electric, water, and septic that is all in place. There is also a small barn with lean-to, covered parking area, and a 40 ft storage shipping container. The south portion of the property features Bank creek that is surrounded by thick hardwoods and natural flora and fauna that features predominantly mesquite trees and several large oaks. The area along the creek has several large draws and drastic elevation changes that vary greatly from the north portion of the ranch. This ranch is truly unique for the area is an excellent recreational property as well has future home site that is in the accredited Jim Ned CISD.

The Lake Stith Ranch is located at 3489 FM 604 in Lawn, Texas. Situated in Taylor county this ranch offers seclusion and privacy but within twenty minutes from nearby Abilene. Located in the highly accredited Jim Ned CISD! This property is shown by appointment only, and the listing agent must be present on all showings.

Ranch is fenced and cross fenced with three gated entries. There is septic, water,and electric in place. Tranquil 18 acre lake, 4 feeders, and 2 blinds. Fishing in this lake is excellent and it has been stocked with bluegill and channel catfish.

Waterfowl hunting is a must on Lake Stith! This property is a recreational paradise! Whitetail deer, turkey, dove, quail, hogs, and waterfowl are all present on this property. The owners have meticulously managed the ranch for optimal hunting and to equally sustain a healthy wildlife population.