752 Acres in Falls City, TX - $3,196,000
Marcelina Creek Ranch
This 752-acre ranch is a rare find in this part of the country because of its size. The ranch is located just 3 miles East of Poth, Texas on FM 541. It has approximately 1.25 miles of road frontage on FM 541. 75% of the ranch is open grass country, mostly coastal and each year it is over seeded with oats for the winter.
There are two water wells on the ranch with electric submersible pumps. The seller has no data on them. We found two wells in the vicinity that are a little over 400 ft deep and produce 60-70 gallons per minute. One of them was drilled in 2012 by Thomas Moy & Sons out of Falls City, Texas. Marcelina Creek traverses the ranch from north to the south along with several other unnamed creek drainages. There is one nice big lake that was rebuilt 3 years ago, plus two other small ponds. Although the creek does not run year round it does hold pockets of water.
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This ranch is beautiful open grass fields and huge live oak trees that line the creeks and scatter the property. The property is divided into 8 pasture/traps to easily accommodate a working cattle operation and all fencing is in excellent condition. Other trees include cedar elm, mesquite, china berry, Willow and pecan. If you like hunting you will find Deer, Turkey, Hogs and excellent Dove hunting.
Improvements include an older 2 bedroom farm house that has had some renovations about 5 years ago. A three sided equipment barn with concrete floors and a set of cattle pens that have a covered work area and hydraulic working shoots completes the headquarters. There is a good all weather caliche road from the highway to the house and pens.
The current owner has some nice cattle on the ranch and is willing to sell some to the new owner of the ranch.
Priced at $ 3,196,000.00 or 4250 per acre. Additional acreage may be available. Surface estate only, no production currently on the ranch.
Taxes are 1,666.67 per year for 2014
Shown by apt only by listing agent Anthony Simpson
210-854-6365
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