Approximately 15% of the ranch is dominated post oak, elm, and hackberry trees along a seasonal creek bed bisecting the ranch.

The balance of the land is considered once-open pasture and reverting back to native species with a scattering of 3-5 year old sapling mesquite brush.

Soil types are predominately sandy loam to clay loam soil types.

Cross-fenced into 3 pastures with a centrally located set of cattle pens.

Pecan Orchard (60 trees) pre-existing infrastructure to irrigate from tank (needs pump and motor).

Improvements and accessories:

Main House

Finished in 2001

2,254 square ft, brick home

3 BR 2 BA

Master bedroom includes a large walk-in closet. Master bath has jacuzzi tub and shower.

Spacious, open concept kitchen with living space

Wood burning fireplace

Large pantry and utility room combo

2-bay garage equipped with air compression system throughout, wood-burning shop heater, electric phase convertor, 2 ton overhead hoist and many other thoughtful amenities.

Wrap around porch on two sides facing South and East to offer a cool afternoon escape from the hot summer sun.

Please note, there is NO Central A/C but the closet space and electrical capacity is available for the install. Current owners utilize individual units in the rooms throughout the home.

Original Farmhouse (Second house on property)

Built in 1940 according to CAD. The owners lived in it from 1992-2001 when they finished construction of the main house. Currently used as storage, needs repair or demo

Equipment shed

2500 sq ft of equipment storage throuhg a pole barn with an expansive covered protection.

Sea container

40x8’ container storage underneath a 40x40’ framed roof covering. Heavy duty permanent shelves inside.

Location:

Located 1.5 hours from Fort Worth and 3 hours from Austin, the front gate is accessed 4.5 miles North of Cisco on US Hwy 183 towards Breckenridge.

The City of Cisco sits right on IH 20 and provides all the necessary amenities. From groceries to boutique shopping to restaurants, you’ll find all you could ask for in a local support center.

Surface Water:

5 tanks throughout the ranch ranging from .25 to .5 acres in size and stocked with catfish and bass.

Previous infrastructure allowed for irrigation of the pecan orchard.

Wet-weather creek bisects the property.

Leases:

Livestock grazing tenant in place.

No hunting lease, some friends and family privileges.

Utilities:

Comanche Electric Co-Op meter

Westbound Water Co-Op Meter

AEL Trash service

Taxes:

Open Space Agriculture Valuation

2024 Taxes = $931.38

Minerals, Wind, Solar rights:

Owned Minerals are negotiable

100% Wind conveys

100% Solar conveys

Pricing:

$1,400,000

Contact:

Lee Burton, Broker (979) 204-3121

Additional Broker Comments: This place has been thoughtfully designed and loved by a family for over 30 years. As an engineer by trade, Mr. Perley thoughtfully designed every aspect of the home and shop to provide practical support to whatever new project or invention he would create. You need to see it all to appreciate the level of top-tier, careful design that can only come from years of experience building things that lastsomething that’s largely been lost in our culture of consumerism.

Outdoor activities on the Perley Gate Ranch are sure to create many memories for you and yours. The wildlife travel corridor provided by the seam of a seasonal creek bed is an aesthetically pleasing and functionally rich for wildlife edge habitat. A habitat that supports turkey, deer, feral hogs, dove, and quail when the weather pattern cooperates.

Arrange a tour today and you won’t be disappointed. You cannot buy raw land of this nature and replace what these improvements offer. Modest in style and thoughtful in design, make the time to see it for yourself.