Courtesy: Rockwater Land & Home
The Herrin Place offers a rare combination of comfortable country living, productive acreage, surface water, livestock infrastructure, and recreational appeal in a highly desirable area of Shackelford County. Located southeast of Albany, Texas, this 153.26 acre property features a spacious 3 bedroom, 3 bath home, multiple pastures and fields, county road and FM frontage, and a scenic 1.5 acre earthen tank located just a short walk from the residence. The homesite is framed by beautiful mature native live oak trees and planted pecan trees, creating the kind of shaded, established setting that is highly sought after in this part of West Texas. These trees add both practical and aesthetic value to the property by enhancing the comfort of the yard, the character of the home setting, and the overall appeal of the headquarters area. For the buyer seeking a quiet West Texas setting with room for family, livestock, recreation, and long term land stewardship, the Herrin Place offers multiple layers of value in one well rounded property. In my opinion, the heart of the Herrin Place is the large earthen tank located behind the home. It creates a setting that is difficult to duplicate on a property of this size, with opportunities for fishing, livestock water, waterfowl use, and family recreation all within a short walk of the house. The fishing opportunity on this backyard water feature appears to be a major value point for the property. While water levels can vary in West Texas, the presence of an established fish population is a positive indicator of the tank’s usefulness in many seasons. The horseshoe shape of the tank also creates an attractive setup for waterfowl hunting, wildlife viewing, and outdoor enjoyment. Combined with the home, shop, cattle pens, cross fencing, cultivated fields, native pasture, and dual road frontage, the Herrin Place offers a versatile land and lifestyle opportunity near Albany, Texas.
Courtesy: RE/MAX Trinity
325-313-0890
Historic Charm Meets Country Living!Step back in time while enjoying the space and potential this timeless 1925 native rock home has to offer. Situated on approximately 1.5 acres, this distinctive 4-bedroom, 2-bath residence showcases the craftsmanship of a bygone era with stunning original woodwork, rich trim, solid wood doors, Marble fireplace and a beautiful staircase that creates an unforgettable first impression. Spacious living areas provide plenty of room for gathering, while the home's character shines throughout every room. Outside, the generous acreage offers endless possibilities for gardening, recreation, a workshop, or simply enjoying peaceful country living. Whether you're searching for a unique family home, a restoration opportunity, or a property filled with history and charm, this rare rock home is ready for its next chapter. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of local history with room to make it your own.
Country living at its finest! This recently updated 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom duplex has luxury vinyl plank flooring, stove and refrigerator provided. This home features Central Heat and Air. Water and yard care are included. Ready for move in. There is an on-site laundry facility directly behind this unit as well for convenience. Located in downtown Moran. No pets Requires enrollment in resident benefit package. Resident Liability insurance is required.
The Herrin Place offers a rare combination of comfortable country living, productive acreage, surface water, livestock infrastructure, and recreational appeal in a highly desirable area of Shackelford County. Located southeast of Albany, Texas, this 153.26 acre property features a spacious 3 bedroom, 3 bath home, multiple pastures and fields, county road and FM frontage, and a scenic 1.5 acre earthen tank located just a short walk from the residence. The homesite is framed by beautiful mature native live oak trees and planted pecan trees, creating the kind of shaded, established setting that is highly sought after in this part of West Texas. These trees add both practical and aesthetic value to the property by enhancing the comfort of the yard, the character of the home setting, and the overall appeal of the headquarters area. For the buyer seeking a quiet West Texas setting with room for family, livestock, recreation, and long term land stewardship, the Herrin Place offers multiple layers of value in one well rounded property. In my opinion, the heart of the Herrin Place is the large earthen tank located behind the home. It creates a setting that is difficult to duplicate on a property of this size, with opportunities for fishing, livestock water, waterfowl use, and family recreation all within a short walk of the house. The fishing opportunity on this backyard water feature appears to be a major value point for the property. While water levels can vary in West Texas, the presence of an established fish population is a positive indicator of the tank’s usefulness in many seasons. The horseshoe shape of the tank also creates an attractive setup for waterfowl hunting, wildlife viewing, and outdoor enjoyment. Combined with the home, shop, cattle pens, cross fencing, cultivated fields, native pasture, and dual road frontage, the Herrin Place offers a versatile land and lifestyle opportunity near Albany, Texas.
Courtesy: H Bar Realty
Investment Opportunity! Improvements in 2011 converted this three-bedroom craftsman home into a two-bedroom with enlarged closets and bigger bedrooms. The kitchen features updated cabinets, tile countertops and backsplash, new vinyl flooring, and updated plumbing throughout the home. The bathroom was also updated, and a new composite roof was installed at that time. Some rooms are unfinished needing drywall and finishing touches.
Moran is located in Texas. Moran, Texas has a population of 164. Moran is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 7.41% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.97%.
The median household income in Moran, Texas is $30,833. The median household income for the surrounding county is $54,896 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Moran is 55.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 94.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 30.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 28.3 inches per year, with 3.2 inches of snow per year.
