Only a short 5 minute drive from Crowell will take you to the quiet views of Rancho Pequeno, a recreational property located in the transitional zone between the farm country and cedar breaks of the rolling plains in North Texas. The 39.6 acres is composed primarily of mesquite flats dispersed with lotebush, yucca, and agarito brush varieties. This nice mix of brush and forbs provide great habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, and wild hog. The middle of the property features good elevation changes with exceptional views of the rolling plains. This location would make a nice building site with available rural water and electrical utilities. In addition, two nice sized ponds are located on the north and south ends of the property. These ponds are large enough to provide some great fishing and waterfowl hunting. Perimeter barbed wire fencing is excellent with pipe-gated entrances for those wanting to graze the property for livestock. Excellent paved access is available through FM 1594, with additional frontage along County Road 127. Rancho Pequeno is a very affordable North Texas property for anyone looking for recreational acreage with outdoor opportunities, ease of access, and a beautiful build site!

39 acres in Foard County
Foard County, TX
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Property Snapshot
39 acres in Foard County
SOLD
Acreage
39 acres
Status
SOLD
Location
Foard County, TX

Andrew Pennington
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Overview
Property Description
Highlights
- Located a short 5 minute drive from Crowell, Texas.
- Features mesquite flats interspersed with lotebush, yucca, and agarito brush.
- Two ponds provide fishing and waterfowl hunting opportunities.
- Perimeter is fenced with barbed wire and pipe-gated entrances.
- Paved access via FM 1594, with frontage on County Road 127.
- Elevation changes provide exceptional views of the rolling plains.
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