Hunting and Ranch
Cement Mountain Road, Bryson, TX 76427
- Added:
- Feb 13, 2026
- Days on Market:
- 110
- Last Refresh:
- Jun 3 at 5:06 am
Property Features for Cement Mountain Road
General Information
- Property type
- Land
- Property subtype
- Other
- Vegetation
- Cleared, Grassed, Crops, Brush, Wooded
- Fencing
- Fenced, Gate
- Standard status
- Active
- APN
- 200410003100100000000
- Lot size
- 206.50 Acres
Taxes and HOA fees
- Tax Description
- AB 41 J BALCH
- Tax Annual Amount
- 286
Building Details
- Additional Structures
- Barn(s)
Listing agent David Inman License #0694651 (214) 821-3336
Listing office Christie's Lone Star Dallas, TX (214) 821-3336
Listing date Feb 13, 2026
MLS# 21163502
Listing URL
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HighLights
- 206‑acre ranch in Jack County near the Young County border, with well‑maintained gravel roads throughout
- Varied terrain with more than 90 ft of elevation shifts, including rolling hills, creek bottoms, and thick timber
- Water features include Board Creek running across the ranch and four tanks (one always reliable)
- Concrete crossings over Board Creek for easier travel across the property
- 47 acres of cleared land for food plots, crops, or improved grazing
- Working pens and a cattle shed support ranch operations
Overview
Spanning 206.5 acres in Jack County near the Young County border, this ranch property is designed for both hunting and ranch operations. The land features well-maintained gravel roads throughout and varied topography with more than 90 feet of elevation shifts, rolling hills, creek bottoms, and thick timber. Water is a standout with four tanks (including one described as always reliable) and Board Creek running across the ranch. Concrete crossings over Board Creek support easier travel across the property.
The property includes 47 acres of cleared land suited for food plots, crops, or improved grazing. For day-to-day functionality, there are small working pens and a cattle shed. Hunting and outdoor recreation are a central focus, with opportunities described for whitetail deer, turkey, dove, hogs, and varmints, along with fishing, hiking, and panoramic views.
This offering is a strong fit for buyers seeking a self-contained recreational ranch with the water and terrain to support wildlife and livestock use. With existing cleared ground for management and established creek crossings, it also fits operators who want practical access across diverse sections of the property for hunting, feeding, and grazing.
The property includes 47 acres of cleared land suited for food plots, crops, or improved grazing. For day-to-day functionality, there are small working pens and a cattle shed. Hunting and outdoor recreation are a central focus, with opportunities described for whitetail deer, turkey, dove, hogs, and varmints, along with fishing, hiking, and panoramic views.
This offering is a strong fit for buyers seeking a self-contained recreational ranch with the water and terrain to support wildlife and livestock use. With existing cleared ground for management and established creek crossings, it also fits operators who want practical access across diverse sections of the property for hunting, feeding, and grazing.
Location Intelligence
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Ranches
Map
- City
- Bryson
- County
- Jack
- State
- Texas
- Longitude
- -98.4033121
- Latitude
- 33.1170436
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Ranch - A 206-acre Jack County ranch with reliable water, varied terrain, and cleared acreage for food plots and grazing.
Where is this ranch located?
The property is located at Cement Mountain Road Bryson, TX.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $1,899,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: 206‑acre ranch in Jack County near the Young County border, with well‑maintained gravel roads throughout; Varied terrain with more than 90 ft of elevation shifts, including rolling hills, creek bottoms, and thick timber; Water features include Board Creek running across the ranch and four tanks (one always reliable)
