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Riverfront Texas Ranches

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1,070 acre ranch in Hardeman County, Texas
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RanchHardeman Co.Andrew Pennington

$3,450,000|1,070 acres|$3,224/acre
56.09 acre recreational land in Red River County, Texas

RecreationalRed River Co.Tom Waltz

$249,900|56.09 acres|$4,455/acre
65 acre hunting land in Red River County, Texas

HuntingRed River Co.Tom Waltz

$210,000|65 acres|$3,231/acre
65 acre hunting land in Red River County, Texas

HuntingRed River Co.Tom Waltz

$375,000|65 acres|$5,769/acre

Riverfront Ranches and Land

River frontage can improve recreation, wildlife habitat, scenery, and long-term land value, but it also requires careful review of floodplain, access, boundary, and water-rights details.

Compare these listings by river access, usable acreage, improvements, crossing points, and county before scheduling a showing.

Water Access and Boundaries

Riverfront ranch buyers should review legal access, boundary history, usable frontage, crossings, and floodplain exposure before comparing tracts by acreage alone.

Habitat and Recreation

River corridors can support wildlife movement, fishing, waterfowl use, hardwood cover, and more varied recreation than otherwise similar dry-land tracts.

Showing Questions

Before a showing, ask about all-weather access, water rights, easements, fencing, low-water crossings, and how much of the advertised acreage is practically usable.