HWY 79, Archer City, TX 76374

This ranch is designed for cattle grazing and long-term value in North Central Texas, with native grasses preserved and invasive mesquite growth controlled across the property. Cross-fencing separates the ranch into two main pastures, plus a trap near a large set of pipe working pens, supporting rotational grazing and practical herd management. Water infrastructure includes two smaller livestock ponds and a larger pond, providing reliable sources for cattle and wildlife. Additional improvements include large pipe corrals, cleared grazing areas, fencing described as good to excellent, and an area that could potentially be converted to a cultivated field. A scenic plateau near the east edge offers a vantage point over the large pond and surrounding countryside.

The property is accessed via Highway 79 and benefits from substantial Highway 79 frontage. Utility service is noted as available along the Highway 79 frontage, including electricity and rural water, with a four-inch city waterline running the length of the frontage. The ranch is positioned within a sought-after cattle ranching region of Archer County, and it sits between two major livestock auctions located in Wichita Falls and Graham.

With its cross-fenced layout, established water sources, and working pens, the ranch is well suited for operators looking to run a standalone cattle operation or add capacity to an existing program. It also presents an investment-oriented holding with the ability to support multiple divisions of the property using onsite utilities, while maintaining productive grazing ground for rotational management.