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Kendall Back 40

TBD PR 705 Anson, Texas 79501
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Property Details

  • Price $250,000
  • Acres 40± Acres
  • County Jones

Description

The Kendall Back 40 offers approximately 40± acres of heavily wooded land, providing excellent cover and natural habitat for native game. With dense vegetation and seclusion, this tract is well-suited for those seeking an affordable hunting property, recreational retreat, investment property, or a possible future homesite.

This property was once used as a homesite and includes an old mobile home that is no longer habitable, along with a metal shop featuring concrete flooring that remains in good condition. An old water well has been located on the property (buyer and buyer’s agent to verify condition, depth, and functionality).

The combination of terrain, tree cover, and location creates an ideal environment for wildlife and outdoor enjoyment, while the existing improvements and acreage size offer long-term investment potential. No current survey is available; acreage is approximate and may vary. Buyer and buyer’s agent to verify all information, including acreage, water well details, condition of improvements, and intended use.

Location
Location
35 Miles North of Abilene. 18 Miles East of Anson. 16 Miles Northeast of Hawley.
Driving Directions
From Hwy 180, take CR 351 south for approximately 3.3 miles. Continue straight onto PR 705 and drive another 0.5 miles south. Turn west and continue for 0.5 miles; the private road will lead directly to the property. Look for the agent’s sign indicating where the property line begins.

Details
Topography:

Slightly Rolling.

Rainfall and Elevation:

26 Inches of rain annually for Jones Co.

Cover:

Blackjack Oaks | Briars | Bluestem Grass

Fences:

Barbed Wire on three sides

Water:

Old water well

Hunting:

Jones County is known for strong native wildlife, including whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, quail, and predators such as coyotes and bobcats. The mix of cover and terrain creates prime habitat for hunting and recreation.

Price:

This property is priced at $250,000.

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