640 acres in Knox and King County

Location:

Located in King and Knox Counties 12 miles Northwest of Knox City, Texas approximately 3 hours West of DFW, 1 hour North of Abilene, and 2 hours East of Lubbock and only 15 minutes Northwest of Knox City.

Terrain:

The High View Farm is an exceptional multiuse property for anyone looking for excellent cropland, wildlife, and some rugged terrain. The 640 acres has 450 acres of cultivated cropland bordered to the Northwest with canyon breaks that eventually lead into the Brazos River several miles to the East. This elevated area of the property produces impressive views overlooking the farm country to the East and historic ranchland to the West including the 6666 and the Pitchfork. Several prominent points would serve as idea build locations for home or lodge. Wildlife such as whitetail deer, wild hog, and quail use these deep canyons as access points to the agricultural areas on the property. An added benefit is the Spike Box Ranch to the East providing large uninterrupted acreage where wildlife can fully mature. In addition to the productive farmland Highview has multiple livestock ponds on the ranch to provide good surface water for cattle and wildlife in each of the divided pastures. Both interior and exterior fencing is in excellent condition with secure pipe gated entrances. For ease of livestock handling a large gathering trap and a set pipe cattle pens with working chute/sorting pens is available near the property entrance. Further improvements include an enclosed 30’x60’ metal barn that provides storage for equipment or hay and two RV covers with aprons offer an excellent solution for ranch accommodations. Electrical utilities and rural water offer dependable convenience at the property headquarters.  A good interior road system allows for all areas of the ranch to be explored with ease and convenient Highway 222 frontage provides quick access to the property from town. The Highview ranch is a great property with agricultural and recreational opportunities in the rolling plains area of West Texas.

Improvements:

Large Pipe Working Pens, 30’x60’ Enclosed Metal Barn, Two RV/Equipment Covers, Excellent Interior and Perimeter Fencing, Electrical Utilities, Rural Water, 450 Acres of Cultivation, Paved Highway 222 Frontage, Five Livestock Ponds, Good Interior Road System.

Wildlife:

Whitetail Deer, Dove, Turkey, Quail, Waterfowl, Wild Hog & Fishing.