246 560 Rising Star, TX 76471
This exceptional 117-acre property in Rising Star, Texas, presents a unique opportunity for cattle operations or hay production. Located on County Road 560 in a quiet, low-traffic area of southern Eastland County, the land boasts newly installed net wire exterior fencing, dividing it into three pastures, each equipped with water troughs and shade. Significant improvements include a 100 x 100 metal barn covering pipe and guardrail working pens, complete with alley, hydraulic chute, and gates designed for efficient, single-person operation. The barn features electricity, water, and lighting for around-the-clock use. An 8.5 x 53 sea container serves as a partially finished living quarters, including a bathroom with shower, vanity, and stackable washer/dryer, plus a kitchen area and open living/bedroom. Additional features include pipe pens with shade and water outside the barn, a loading chute accommodating semi-trucks, and a homesite with readily available water and electricity. While one of five water wells currently produces approximately 15 gallons per minute, the others require only pump installation. The property is currently used for a yearling operation but is suitable for cow/calf operations, livestock grazing, or hay baling. The existing infrastructure and improvements make this a turnkey operation, ready for immediate use. A dry stock tank is also present on the property. The property's location and improvements offer a rare combination of convenience and functionality.
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