When the sun comes up over the mesquite and catches the stone on Casa de Myers, you’ll understand why this place was built the way it was. Sitting on approximately 1,350.8 acres north of Rule in western Haskell County, this Rolling Plains ranch pairs a custom 2021 rock home with the kind of working improvements a cattleman or horseman would be proud of.
The main residence offers 5,403 square feet of living space under a metal roof, with a long covered front porch to welcome you home. Step inside and the great room opens up under a dark wood vaulted ceiling, anchored by a large stone fireplace. The chef’s kitchen is done right, with dark alder cabinets, a stone and metal range hood, a farmhouse sink, and a long island under chandeliers. You can almost hear the family gathered around it. Saltillo tile carries you into a formal dining room with its own stone fireplace and a spacious office/library full of character that could serve as an additional bedroom. The primary suite has a fireplace, a large walk-in shower, and a closet that will hold more than you own. Secondary bedrooms and a guest suite give plenty of room for family and company.
Out back, the covered patio is built for Texas evenings, with an outdoor fireplace, a dining area, and an outdoor bar and kitchen. A second home, a 1,920 square foot manufactured home in good condition with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths, gives you a place for a ranch hand, family, or guests.
For the horse and cattle side, there’s a covered horse barn with a stall aisle and tack room, a 150′ x 300′ pipe arena, and shade pens. All exterior and interior cross fences are new. Add 5 water wells, 2 seasonal stock tanks, and big mesquite pasture, and this place is ready to go to work the day you get the keys.
A turn-key ranch with a home like this is hard to find in the Big Country. Don’t let this one get away from you. Give Dan Byerly a call at (325) 665-3489.