With over two miles of Leon River frontage and one mile of East Leon River frontage, this historic ranch offers lush grazing, 50 acres of cultivation, and plenty of wildlife. The farm home, built in 1920, does need some exterior repair, but is solid. Large native Pecan Trees are scattered through the river Bottom. Wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs and dove. Just a short drive from the I35 corridor. There is a large set of pipe cattle working pens West of the home. Water rights are included from the Leon River and there are strong irrigation wells in the area.
Description
Location
- Location
- Easily accessible from all of the I 35 Corridor
- Driving Directions
- From Highway 36 In Gustine, take CR 360 two miles and the land is on the Right.
Details
- Acreage:
River bottom land with miles of Leon River frontage. Large native Pecans. About 50 acres cultivated.
- Topography:
Mostly River Bottom rising to buildable home sites on CR 360
- Rainfall and Elevation:
35,66 Inches yearly
- Cover:
Native Pecans and Oak
- Fences:
Barbed wire and Net fencing.
- Utilities:
Co-op Electric
Water Well
Septic- Water:
Two miles frontage on Leon River
- Hunting:
Deer, dove, turkey and hogs.
- Residence and Improvements:
A 100-year-old farmhouse that has been remodeled on the interior but needs exterior siding and roof work.
- Mineral Rights:
owned minerals will convey
- Price:
The property is priced at $2,210,000.