The land is a mix of gently rolling to heavily rolling native terrain with various tree species, including live oak, post oak, elm, juniper, red oak, mesquite, pecan, cottonwoods, and burr oak. Features include two secluded canyons, a river bottom, hills with scenic views of Comanche Peak and the north end of Lake Granbury, and multiple coastal bermuda pastures totaling 250 acres. 421 +/- acres in Parker County & 1,937.4 +/- acres in Hood County.

Main Home: Custom-built in 2015 with 3 bedrooms, 3.1 baths, and a 3-car garage, features a spacious Texas sized kitchen with a matte granite island, stainless steel appliances, a commercial Viking Range, and vent-a-hood. A large living room with fireplace, engineered wood flooring in common areas. Office with fireplace. Additional Housing: A remodeled foreman’s brick home near the north entrance with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a large bunk/game room, open concept living room with cathedral ceiling, kitchen with granite countertops, breakfast nook, and a detached 3-car carport, and a guest/helper’s double-wide home. Other Structures: Small shed row horse barn, private gated entry, steel cattle pens and loading chute. Older all-steel hay barn and cattle shed. Game cleaning station with walk-in cooler and RV hook-up. Older two-stall horse barn with pipe runs.

Includes 1/2 minerals under 2,279 acres and 1/8 minerals under 192 acres. No current production and not leased. A favorable geology report indicates potential for a lucrative natural gas source.

Abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, and hogs.

$14,700.00 with agricultural exemption.

$16,550.00 per acre or $39,041,450.00