
320 acres in Hardeman County
Property Snapshot
320 acres in Hardeman County
Acreage
320 acres
Status
SOLD
Location
Hardeman County, TX

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Overview
Property Description
Highlights
- Located seven miles east of Quanah, Texas, with direct access via US Highway 287 and Dam Site Road.
- Features tight land soil, ideal for both cool and warm weather grain crops.
- A small waterway traverses the property from north to south, enhanced by a twin culvert utility crossing.
- Partial fencing on the west side utilizes durable t-post and barbed wire construction.
- Electrical service is readily accessible along the county road, simplifying utility upgrades.
- Current farm operator is interested in continuing to lease the land from the new owner.
Property Description
The 320 acre cultivated tracts are located seven miles east of Quanah, Texas along Highway 287, and Dam Site Road for quick and easy access. The property features tight land soil which is excellent for cool and warm weather grain crops. The terrain on this tract is flat and well drained with a small waterway running from north to south across the middle of the property with twin culvert utility crossing for added convenience. Partial fencing is available on the west side with t-post/barbed wire construction as well as electrical service that is available along the county road. This farm is an excellent choice for a new operation or existing farm with easy access, erosion control, and the potential for utility upgrades.
Location
Located in Hardeman County seven miles east of Quanah, Texas along US Highway 287, and Dam Site Road.
Improvements
Highway 287 and Dam Site Road frontage, small waterway with utility crossing, and nearby electrical utilities. Income: The current farm operator would be interested in continuing to lease the subject property from a new owner.
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