462 Harwood Tx 78632 Harwood, TX 78632
This exceptional 237-acre ranch in Harwood, Texas, presents a unique opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts and investors. Nestled at the end of a private county-maintained road, this property boasts rolling hills, scenic vistas, and dramatic elevation changes. Five strategically placed deer blinds, complete with cement anchors, angled staircases, sliding windows, carpeting, gun rests, and corn feeders, enhance the hunting experience. Fifty acres of grazing pasture, currently under a year-to-year cattle lease maintaining the ag exemption, are ideal for livestock. The land features towering Post Oak and live oak trees, miles of trails, and secluded potential home sites. Three stock tanks, including a notable "U" tank with significant depth, are stocked with catfish, perch, and trophy fish. The soil composition, a mix of sandy loam, black gumbo, and clay, is suitable for farming or ranching. Existing infrastructure includes 100% fencing and cross-fencing, newly installed hog fencing, cattle pens with a head gate, culverts with slag ramps, and a 50- and 100-yard berm for shooting practice. Electricity is accessible at multiple points. An old hand-dug well marks the location of a former home site. The property's location offers a blend of seclusion and accessibility, situated approximately 20 minutes from Buc-ee's in Luling, Texas, and within an hour of both San Antonio and Austin, and two hours from Houston. Owner financing is available.
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