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Van Zandt County, TX Horse & Equestrian Properties for Sale

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Equestrian Property with Horse Facilities
Updated: Dec 30, 2025
Equestrian Property with Horse Facilities

302 VZ County Road 4910, Ben Wheeler, TX 75754

$1,700,000
91.30 AC lot
Two barns with multiple horse stalls
Round pen, roping arena, and six‑horse walker
Three ponds on the property
Farmhouse included
Approximately 4,000 feet of combined frontage on two sides
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Country Ranch Retreat with Barn
Updated: Jul 4
Country Ranch Retreat with Barn

2986 Vz County Rd 3208, Wills Point, TX 75169

$515,000
3,329 sqft 3.50 AC lot
3.5+ acres fully fenced and cross‑fenced with an electric gated entrance and long gravel drive
Tri‑level home built in 1970 with over 3,300 SF of versatile living space and two spacious living areas
Family room features a rustic floor‑to‑ceiling stacked stone fireplace
Third‑floor primary suite with direct access to a private outdoor deck; ensuite includes walk‑in shower and large jetted tub
Outdoor deck overlooks open pasture space; 24x39 two‑story barn with a new roof
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Horse Property with Equestrian Facilities
Horse Property with Equestrian Facilities

302 Vz County Road 4910, Ben Wheeler, TX 75754

$1,700,000
2,019 sqft

Equestrian acreage includes barns, horse stalls, training areas, ponds, and a farmhouse for combined agricultural and rural use.

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Farm with Event Venue
Farm with Event Venue

552 Vz County Road 2142, Wills Point, TX 75169

$2,750,000
8,173 sqft

Includes a primary residence, tiny home, six apartment-style units, horse stables, and dog facilities.

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Based on your search, we've compiled 8 Potential Opportunities for your consideration. Besides 4 Active listings in Van Zandt County, TX, we suggest exploring several alternatives: plus 4 Land Listings that present a potential for development.

Potential Development Sites for Consideration

Can't find the perfect fit? These Land listings present an alternative path: the potential to develop a property for your specific goals.

Important: These AI-suggestions are a starting point, not a guarantee of permitted use. All zoning, permitting, and land use information must be independently verified by you with the appropriate local authorities before making any commitments.

Pasture and Woodland Agricultural Land
Pasture and Woodland Agricultural Land

VZ County Road 2411, Canton, TX 75103

$275,000
23.94 AC lot

Mixed pasture and mature woodland support agricultural, recreational, and rural retreat uses.

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10 Acres of Open Pasture
10 Acres of Open Pasture

VZ County Road 4912, Van, TX 75790

$209,000
10.00 AC lot

10 acre tract perfect for homesite or livestock.

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Agricultural Land with Barn
Agricultural Land with Barn

SH 19 & VZCR 1925, Edgewood, TX 75117

$427,635
28.51 AC lot

Pasture, mature timber, and gated access support homesite, ranch, or recreational plans.

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Stallion Lake Ranch Buildable Lot
Stallion Lake Ranch Buildable Lot

23050 Bridle View Drive, Lindale, TX 75771

$171,050
5.00 AC lot

5-acre lot in equestrian community near Lindale, Texas.

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Van Zandt County, TX Horse & Equestrian Properties Market Trends and Statistics

Explore 4 horse & equestrian properties for sale in Van Zandt County, TX, showcased through 4 active listings on our real estate platform. These investment opportunities span a total of 4,139,506 square feet of properties for sale, with an estimated market value of $6,665,000.

Sale prices for equestrian ranches in Van Zandt County, TX start at $515,000, averaging $1,666,250, and reaching up to $2,750,000 — 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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