Description
326+/- acres in western Fisher County, Texas.
This property is in the central-western part of the county, near the Scurry
County line. The CRP grasses are in great shape throughout, with excellent
bedding locations for the wildlife.
A "mountain" in the center of the property can be seen for miles and affords a spectacular view of the countryside. This is such a pretty location, it has been used for Easter sunrise services in the past.
The native pasture around the mountain and the lush CRP grass provide a wonderful habitat for the area's wildlife. Little hunting pressure in the area adds to the appeal of this place!
Whether looking for a hunting place or a nice tract to build your dream home, take a look at this one. It may be what you've been searching for!
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Features
Located in a quiet, secluded part of the county, this property lies west of a county (dirt) road on the north half, with no public access on the south side, providing additional privacy.
The land is comprised of a mix of CRP grass and native pastures, with mesquite predominantly in the plains and draws through the property, and a variety of low-growth brush on and around the "mountain" and in the draws crossing through the place.
The CRP contract was recently renewed and runs through 2020. It includes 156.1 acres in the program for a total annual payment of $5,686. The CRP contract covers the northern 2/3 of the property, with the southern 1/3 being out of CRP as of 2010. The southern 1/3 is eligible for normal farm programs and received its historical base acreage back at the expiration of the former CRP contract.
A surface tank is located on the east side of the property, about in the center of the place, although it is not holding water at present.
Rural cooperative water and electricity are available in the area, so it has great potential for a secluded, country homesite!
Enjoy the beauty and serenity of the countryside from the top of your very own"mountain"!
Hunting
White-tail deer, bob-white quail, Rio Grande turkey and feral hogs traverse this area regularly. Active land and habitat management could benefit the wildlife already in the area.
Minerals, Wind, Water, Other Rights
Sellers intend to retain mineral rights as well as wind rights.
Listing Price
67+/- acres up to 326+/- acres available for $800 - $995 per acre.
Cash, Conventional loan