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Boyds Chapel 65

2046 FM 126 S Hamlin, Texas 79520
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Property Details

  • Price $294,750
  • Acres 66± Acres
  • County Jones
  • Square Feet 1,358 SQ FT

Description

Seize the opportunity to own this unrestricted 65.5±-acre retreat at a prime intersection in the heart of Texas ranch country, just 10 miles from schools and grocery stores. Perfectly blending rural serenity with convenient access, this property is a blank canvas for your vision—whether a homestead, recreational getaway, or investment.

The land features one-third natural pasture, ideal for grazing or wildlife, and two-thirds improved grass, primed for hay production or livestock. A tranquil pond serves as a reliable water source and scenic centerpiece, supported by a water well that, though inactive for a few years, previously provided ample water to the pond during dry seasons. A water meter is available through SUN Water Supply Corporation, ensuring additional flexibility. Average perimeter fences offer a solid starting point for boundary needs.

A barn, ready for improvements, awaits your touch to become a functional workshop or storage space. The existing house requires demolition, paving the way for a custom build tailored to your dreams. With no restrictions, you have the freedom to shape this land exactly as you envision.

Teeming with whitetail deer and feral hogs, the property has been untouched by hunting or grazing for years, fostering a thriving natural habitat perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, or conservationists. This 65.5-acre tract is a rare find with endless potential—act now to claim your piece of Texas! Call Dan Byerly at (325) 665-3489 to take a look.

Location
Driving Directions
From the red light in Anson, head west onto Hwy 180 W for 11 miles, turn left onto FM 126 S; property on right and gate 0.3 miles down. From the red light in Hamlin, drive south along Hwy 83 for 1.8 miles, turn right onto Fm 126 S for 8.5 miles, property on right side. Only 35 miles from Abilene.

Details
Acreage:

This property is 65.5± acres; 41 acres are in improved grass.

Topography:

This property is fairly flat with a slight slope from the south to the north. Water flows across the western side of the property through the wooded area. Some of that water, as well as the bulk of the water of the neighboring property is diverted to the pond by the diversion dam running from the western edge, across the southern wooded area, to the pond. The catch for the water is excellent and other opportunities exist to capture more water along the west side.

Rainfall and Elevation:

Average annual rainfall in Jones County is 25 inches. The elevation is around 1840'.

Cover:

The west and south portions of the property have excellent cover for wildlife. The grass fields provide a nice open space for the rut season. The fine sandy loam would provide an excellent food plot opportunity. The soil also helps the wild plum thickets thrive.

Fences:

Average perimeter fences offer a solid starting point for boundary needs. The fences are all barbed wire and look as though they would hold livestock well.

Utilities:

Electricity service has been provided to the two water wells and the home. Electrical meters are not in place at this time. Electricity is serviced by Big Country Electric Cooperative. Buyer or buyer's representative are responsible for verifying the electricity or any other utilities.

Water:

SUN Water Supply Corporation runs along FM 126 N and Hwy 180 W; a meter availability is expected. Pond on property with Willow trees, it looks to hold water well. Old water well has electricity running to it but has not been tested. Buyer or buyer's agent responsible for verifying all water.

Hunting:

The property has not been hunted in some time. It is in an area known for Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkeys, and feral hogs as well as dove, varmints, and more.

Residence and Improvements:

A barn, ready for improvements, awaits your touch to become a functional workshop or storage space. The existing house requires demolition, paving the way for a custom build tailored to your dreams. With no restrictions, you have the freedom to shape this land exactly as you envision.

Price:

The property is priced at $294,750.

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