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Potter County, TX Agricultural Land / Farmland for Sale

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Agricultural Land with Water Well
Updated: Aug 20
Agricultural Land with Water Well

County Road, Boys Ranch, TX 79010

$110,000
9.01 AC lot
9.01 acres in Oldham County, Texas
Working water well with underground electric service pumping 20gpm
Existing cattle/livestock pens
Easy access to Interstate 40
Amarillo is 37 miles away; Vega is 25 miles away
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Flex Property with Two Shops
Updated: Aug 29
Flex Property with Two Shops

4401 RM 1061, Amarillo, TX 79124

$299,000
5.74 AC lot
5.74‑acre flex property at 4401 RM 1061, Amarillo, TX 79124‑4834
30x20 shop with 10x20 attached greenhouse, loft, and bathroom
40x60 shop with two overhead doors, gas line, and wood‑burning stove
Private well, septic system, one RV hookup, and eight frost‑free hydrants
Garden area, chicken coop, and cherry, Asian pear, peach, plum, and apple trees
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Land, Boys Ranch, TX
Land, Boys Ranch, TX

County Road, Boys Ranch, TX 79010

$89,500
7.29 AC lot

Agricultural land / Farmland · 7.29 Acres

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3 active listings match your search: Agricultural Land for sale in Potter County, TX.

Potter County, TX Agricultural Land / Farmland Market Trends and Statistics

Explore 3 agricultural land / farmland for sale in Potter County, TX, showcased through 3 active listings on our real estate platform. These investment opportunities span a total of 960,062 square feet of properties for sale, with an estimated market value of $498,500.

Sale prices for farmlands in Potter County, TX start at $89,500, averaging $166,166, and reaching up to $299,000 — offering options for a variety of budgets and business needs. Daily updated analytics ensure you stay ahead with the latest data and market trends.

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