617 Highway 36 Rising Star, TX 76471

This scenic recreation property features tree-covered hills with Post Oak, Live Oak, Elm, and Mesquite trees. The land offers good native grass and is home to abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, and hogs. A metal hunting lodge with three bedrooms and one bathroom provides approximately 1,500 square feet of living space and includes a large covered porch. Additional structures include a workshop with power, a detached guest cabin, and a metal storage building suitable for wildlife feed and ATVs. A 60x30 cement slab is available for RV parking and includes a power hookup, offering the potential for constructing an additional structure. The improvements are located approximately half a mile from Highway 36 and are not visible from the road. An excellent trail system spans the property, and there are nine deer stands with feeders. Stone remnants, likely from an 1800s settler's home site, add historical interest. The property is situated on the edge of the Coppers Creek bottom, an area known for excellent hunting and quality deer genetics. Indian artifacts have been found along the creek areas of Comanche County. The property has an Ag Exemption and a Wildlife Exemption in place.