TPLT Carrizo Foothills Ranch

We are proud to offer for sale an income producing ranch property that offers good hunting, a proven and reliable income stream, and opportunities for livestock grazing. The western boundary of the ranch is the Culberson/Hudspeth County Line. The northern reaches of the ranch join the town of Van Horn and the east boundary is Scott's Crossing Road.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

This ranch is located just south of Van Horn in the foothills of the Carrizo Mountains. Elevations on the property range from about 4,000 to 4,700. There are spectacular views in every direction with the Wylie Mountains to the east, the Van Horn Mountains to the south, the Beach Mountains to the north and the Eagle Mountains to the west.

Elevations in the Carrizos tops almost 5,300 while nearby Eagle Peak reaches almost 7,500. The Beach Mountains top over 5,800 and the Wylie Mountains top out at about 5,300. V...

Elevations in the Carrizos tops almost 5,300 while nearby Eagle Peak reaches almost 7,500. The Beach Mountains top over 5,800 and the Wylie Mountains top out at about 5,300. Vegetation is typical of this part of the Chihuahuan Desert. Grasses are a little sparse on portions of the ranch and in good condition in other areas. Soils are typically shallow and fairly gravelly and rocky overall. Principal brush is greasewood, mesquite and yucca with good browse, including chamisa.

The northwestern portion of the ranch extends into the foothills of the Carrizo Mountains. Several draws and dry creek beds in this area hold a variety of vegetation and browse for wildlife. The foothills and mountain portions of the ranch are scenic and offer excellent habitat for native wildlife. The southern portion of the ranch holds some areas with good browse, grasses and diverse vegetation. Greasewood is common in the rocky soils.

WATER FEATURES

There is one water well located in the north-central portion of the ranch.

HUNTING, WILDLIFE, AND RECREATION

Mule deer are present in this area along with quail and some dove. Desert Mountain Bighorn are present in the Eagle and Carrizo Mountain Ranges as are elk and all manner of predators.

IMPROVEMENTS

A portion of the west boundary is currently not fenced and a concession will be made at closing for a new fence to be installed and the sales price will be adjusted accordingly.

RESOURCES

All water, solar and wind energy rights convey with the property. Every alternating section of the ranch has State Classified Minerals. This means the State of Texas owns the minerals under every other section and the surface owner is granted the right to negotiate mineral leases on behalf of the State. The surface owner receives one-half (1/2) of any mineral leased income and one-half (1/2) of any royalty production generated.

PRICE AND REMARKS

This multi-use scenic ranch is competitively priced at $450 per acre. There is a current lease for concrete materials on the far northern portion of the ranch with an active concrete business in place. This lease typically generates over $60,000 per year. This lease can convey with the sale of the property at a negotiated consideration or this portion of the ranch can be excluded in the sale and that acreage portion deducted from the price.

Van Horn is the County Seat of Culberson County. This is a rural semi-arid area of West Texas, receiving approximately 12 of rainfall per year.

From elevation to risk assessment

Search for detailed parcel information including; Elevation & Vegetation Maps, Ownership Information, Detailed Parcel Information, Crop History Map, Soil Survey Productivity Data, and more.

Research Parcel Information