Recreational Ranch with Water
TBD CR 467 CR 467 Talpa, TX 76882
TBD CR 467 CR 467, Talpa, TX, 76882
$2,170,000
For Sale
$2,170,000
LAND - No City, TX
Property Size10,000 SF
Lot Size722.23 Acres
Price / SF$217
Days on Market96
Property Features for TBD CR 467 CR 467
General Information
- Property type
- Land
- Property subtype
- Other
- Standard status
- Active
- APN
- R1395 R22503 R6725
- Lot size
- 722.23 Acres
Utilities
- Water source
- Private
Listing agency
Rawhide, REALTORS
(325) 676-2255
Listed by
COY SMITH
(325) 692-5039
Added: Apr 17 Updated: Jun 6 at 8:49PM Checked: Jul 21 at 7:06AM
MLS# 21059620
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Investment Insights
Based on property information with market context.
This expansive ranch offers all-native pasture with Grape Creek running along the east side and additional wet-weather creeks and earthen tanks distributed across the property. Water presence is a key asset, supported by two large tanks plus smaller water features, and an electricity setup with a water well that has reportedly functioned for many years. The ranch is cross-fenced to support grazing plans and includes interior roads for access to different areas of the property.
The land is surrounded by larger ranches while remaining secluded, with proximity to Talpa. Elevation changes occur on both sides of Grape Creek, creating varied terrain for wildlife and habitat. The property also includes a large 10,000 SF steel-and-pipe pavilion with a metal roof, currently used as an RV parking area.
Recreational hunting is a central use, with an ongoing wildlife management program focused especially on whitetail deer, including year-round protein feeders and multiple food plots. Turkey hunting benefits from the year-round water and managed habitat. With only one blind per approximately 100 acres and the management program reportedly strictly followed for several years, the property is well suited for buyers seeking a turn-key recreational ranch with both hunting and cattle grazing flexibility.
The land is surrounded by larger ranches while remaining secluded, with proximity to Talpa. Elevation changes occur on both sides of Grape Creek, creating varied terrain for wildlife and habitat. The property also includes a large 10,000 SF steel-and-pipe pavilion with a metal roof, currently used as an RV parking area.
Recreational hunting is a central use, with an ongoing wildlife management program focused especially on whitetail deer, including year-round protein feeders and multiple food plots. Turkey hunting benefits from the year-round water and managed habitat. With only one blind per approximately 100 acres and the management program reportedly strictly followed for several years, the property is well suited for buyers seeking a turn-key recreational ranch with both hunting and cattle grazing flexibility.
Key Highlights
- Grape Creek runs through the east side, with two large tanks plus wet‑weather creeks and smaller earthen tanks for year‑round water.
- All native pasture with good ground cover and lots of native grass, supporting both grazing and wildlife habitat.
- Wildlife management program in place for whitetail deer, including 4 protein feeders year‑round and adherence for several years.
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Ranch - 722+ acres of native pasture with year-round water, managed wildlife program, and interior access roads.
Where is this ranch located?
The property is located at TBD CR 467 CR 467 Talpa, TX.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $2,170,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: Grape Creek runs through the east side, with two large tanks plus wet‑weather creeks and smaller earthen tanks for year‑round water.; All native pasture with good ground cover and lots of native grass, supporting both grazing and wildlife habitat.; Wildlife management program in place for whitetail deer, including 4 protein feeders year‑round and adherence for several years.
