Courtesy: Keller Williams Brazos West
Nice 20 acre chunk of land conveniently located just outside of Rising Star & only 24 miles from Brownwood. What a perfect site to build a cozy cabin, rustic barndominium, or modern farmhouse! This property would also make a great recreational retreat featuring 2 small ponds with plenty of wooded areas. Old homesite on property.
Courtesy: Armstrong Real Estate
This has just the right mix of open land and wooded area along an arroyo creek bed. Pecan, Oak, and Elm line the creek and a small pond that occasionally holds water. County road frontage host an abundance of privacy with the depth of the property. Comanche Co-op Electric is at the road. The Rising Oaks Ranch development is conveniently located less than 2 hours to Fort Worth, Abilene, and Austin. Please note the discrepancy in address with CAD. The actual location is CR 226.
Courtesy: Ekdahl-Nelson Real Estate
Scenic recreation property consisting of tree covered hills, primarily Poast Oak, LiveOak, Elm, & Mesquite. Very good native grass, two ponds, lots of wildlife such as deer, turkey & hogs. Nice metal hunting lodge (3-1) with large covered porch, all the comforts of home, approximately 1,500 sf. Workshop with power, detached guest cabin, metal storage building for wildlife feed, atv's, and toys, 60x30 cement slab for RV parking & hookup power in place or build an additional structure. The improvements are about half mile off Hwy 36 & cannot be viewed from the pavement. Excellent trail system throughout the property & 9 deer stands with feeders. There are stone remnants, likely from the 1800's of a settler's home site, lots of history. Property is on the edge of the Coppers Creek bottom, well known for excellent hunting & quality deer genetics. Indian artifacts often found along the creek areas of Comanche County, Ag Exemption & Wildlife Exemption in Place. Make us an Offer, that's how we make a deal.
Courtesy: Kersh Real Estate
Gorgeous mostly wooded 21.17 ac just outside of Rising Star. There is a seasonal creek with a great location for a stock tank. There is a 500 sq. ft. barn and a 512 sq. ft. one bedroom one bath cabin with a full kitchen and living room. There is about 3 ac. in coastal on the back side. Needs fencing. Great getaway location with lots of deer and hogs.
Courtesy: Texas Country Real Estate
Nice 22 acres of open land close to Rising Star. The East 5 acres (approximatly) is in the City Limits and the remainder is outside of the City Limits. This would make a great commercial property or a beautiful place to build your dream home. There is a water well and doublewide mobile home on the property that from the outside looks nice but the condition is not good and has no value. There is an old metal barn that need work.
Courtesy: Land Company Of Texas
Discover ultimate privacy and serenity on this stunning 48+- acres. Ready for your dream ranch or retreat, it offers power access, a rural water line, and open pastures shaded by sprawling hardwood trees-ideal for livestock or recreation. The remnants of a neighboring vineyard add a touch of history and charm. Imagine mornings bathed in golden Texas sunlight and evenings filled with spectacular sunsets. At night, stargaze under a sky free from city lights-an experience you'll cherish. Whether you're seeking a laid-back lifestyle, starting a ranch, or simply wanting a weekend escape, this property fits the bill. With endless potential and natural beauty, this is your chance to own a piece of Texas paradise. Perfect for those looking to retreat from the big city or build their own legacy in the countryside. Property is high fenced on three sides and owner will pay to have the fourth leg of the fence completed with an acceptable offer.
Courtesy: Hinyard Farm And Ranch Llc
This property has approx 34 acres of woods and 100 acres of cultivation. These fields have small grains currently planted, which can really draw the wildlife in. There are 3 stock ponds, 2 are a pair on the west side and the other is centrally located in the property. There is a nice set of pipe pens in the NW corner close to the county road for hauling cattle out. With approx 4300 ft of county road frontage you can make your own entrance if you don't like the current one or you can divide it if 135 acres is too many for you. Any owned minerals will convey. There is a grazing lease in effect until the end of the year. Coleman SUD has a water line on FM 2940 and CR 428; however, they do not have the capacity to add additional meters to the line. They have advised it could be 5-6 years before that is possible.
Courtesy: Clark Real Estate Group
Fantastic smaller acreage property! This one is located just outside of Rising Star Tx! Located on Hwy 36. This property has some of the most beautiful hardwood oak trees a person could ask for! So many great buildings sites on the property. This is a great opportunity to get a smaller tract of land but one big enough to hunt, build upon and have a few cows or horses! So many options that a buyer can pursue with this one! Come take a look!
Courtesy: Clark Real Estate Group
The Perfect Ranch!! I always get asked for a cattle or hay place with water... well here you go!! Comprised of just over 330 acres, with road frontage on Hwy 36, Cr 274 and Cr 131. This one is about as good as they come folks! Two irrigation pivots, 26 water wells connected together producing approximately 176 gpm. They pump into the lake and both pivots feed out of the lake! This is one of the most productive places I have ever seen, just this year the owners have baled over 1500 bales off of it. The 20 acre lake is stocked with bass, catfish and grass carp, and the fishing is fantastic. The place has excellent perimeter and cross fencing. There is a super nice hay or equipment barn that is 60x120. The ranch is divided into 5 pastures. There are several fantastic building sites and the metal building has a water storage tank and filtration system. If you are looking for a 100% complete, turn key ready to go to work ranch, look no further! Come and see it for yourself!!
Courtesy: Classic Realty
127.59 acres at the end of a county road in Eastland County outside of Rising Star. This property is full of potential to become your next weekend retreat, homesite, farm and ranch operation, or hunting place. The property has been sprigged with Coastal and is due to start taking over. There is a water well with a solar panel and one stock pond. Get the best of both worlds with approximately acres of mature cottonwood, pecan, and post oak trees. The pond is surrounded by woods making it an ideal home for some very nice-sized deer and other wildlife. Taxes were approximately $126 per year for 2023 with Ag Exemption.
127 +/- acres at the end of a county road in Eastland County outside of Rising Star. This property is full of potential to become your next weekend retreat, homesite, farm and ranch operation or hunting place. The property has been sprigged with Coastal and is due to start taking over. There is a water well with a solar panel and one stock pond. Get the best of both worlds with 15 +/- acres of mature cottonwood, pecan, and post oak trees. The pond is surrounded by woods making it an ideal home for some very nice size deer and other wildlife. Taxes were approximately $126/year for 2023 with Ag Exemption.
Courtesy: Ebby Halliday Realtors-Stephenville
Discover the charm of Rising Star, Texas, with this secluded 70 acre property. This open pasture land offers excellent sandy loam soil and lush Coastal Bermuda grass. Additionally, you will find a wild plum thicket and pear tree near the entrance. Stately post oak trees line the southwest corner of the property. Wildlife enthusiasts will love the abundant deer and turkey population. Ideal for a serene retreat or agricultural pursuits, this stunning piece of Texas land is a rare find. This land has been cherished by the same family for generations so don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity to build your own legacy today!
Courtesy: Keller Williams Brazos West
Vacant lot located in the heart of Rising Star with endless possibilities for residential use.
Courtesy: Century 21 Judge Fite Co.
Courtesy: Hinyard Farm And Ranch Llc
Great little commercial opportunity or small tract to build a home. There is a brick building structure (walls and no roof) with a concrete floor that was used as a restaurant and a store in past years. The brick structure has two rooms which are 24 x 30 and 24 x 10 and had previously had a half bath. There is approx 280' of Hwy 36 frontage and 85' of County Road frontage along with plenty of parking space and large Pecan and Hackberry trees behind the bldg. There is also a metal bldg 20 x 20 that has a concrete floor and is missing some of the roof but could be used for storage with some repair work. Westbound SUD water and electricity are both available at the property. Threre is plenty of room if you would like to have a home and a business or if you don't want the brick structure, tear it down and build a new one.
Courtesy: Liveoak Land & Real Estate
114± Acres of prime rolling coastal pasture, with mature Oak & Pecan trees, located just north of Cross Plains in Eastland County. This property with two functioning deep-water wells has the potential to be a home site or a cattle operation. There is a 2000 model Palm Harbor, 1800 square foot, home located on the property with a 30â X 60â barn with electricity to the barn. Nearby there is a set of working cattle pens. A stock pond is located at the center of the property which is fed by one of the two water wells. From the center of the property, you can overlook the large coastal pasture with a remarkable view of the hills west of the property. There is excellent hunting in the area for deer and hog. Do not miss out on this opportunity.
Courtesy: Armstrong Real Estate
150 acres improved grasses and cultivation. East portion has giant Bermuda NK-37 and produces 5 bales per acre. Stock tank. 22 acres of cultivation last had watermelon and cantaloupe. Seller will negotiate use of water well. Surrounding wells are 130' deep producing appr. 80 GPM. Road frontage on 2 sides with several gate placement options. Development possibilities with easy access and utilities. All owned mineral rights convey (appr 50%).
Courtesy: Clark Real Estate Group
Endless possibilities with this great raw acreage tract located a few miles off Highway 183 between Rising Star and Cisco. This 42 acres was an old peanut field and offers great sandy loam to raise improved grass, run cattle or build the horse property you have always wanted. There is a small treed area on the west end of the property that offers great cover for wildlife. You will also find a small wet weather creek on the west end. With a little TLC this property will be amazing! Property entrance is located on CR 215, not CR 210.
Courtesy: United Country - Heart Of Texas Re
Scenic 23-acre parcel in Brown County, Texas, near Lake Brownwood. Features a newly dug water well encased in a small building, producing 9-12 gallons per minute with a reliable electricity supply and a 200 amp breaker box. The property boasts a sizable tank fed by the well. Mostly covered in Bermuda grass, punctuated by mesquite trees, and with minimal rocks, the land offers a picturesque setting for diverse uses. Ideal for those seeking a tranquil retreat or considering agricultural ventures. The water well is set at 97 feet and the well is 112 feet in the Trinity aquifer. The deer stand will stay with the property. Abundant natural resources and strategic location make this property a unique opportunity for investment or personal enjoyment. Hurry before this place is gone.
Courtesy: Trinity Ranch Land Cross Plains
Get this place for hunting season!! This ranch offers endless possibilities, a combination property for hunting, ranching, farming, and or your custom build! The 157.5+- acres of fertile sandy loam has a wet-weather creek running through it. It has a good mixture of sparse to thick tree cover, mostly mesquite and mature live oak and post oak. There is great ground water all over the area as is evidenced by the 60ft well that produces 50+ gal min. 4 stock tanks & a slough. There is oil production on the property. Seller is willing to convey 25% of mineral rights and one sixth of the royalties he is currently receiving. Good soil, native grasses and decent cover give this property so many possibilities along with instant income!
Courtesy: Setzler Associates Realty
Excellent hunting and cattle ranch in northern Brown County cornering County Roads 428 and 434 and holding the headwaters of Lost Creek. Dense tree cover in Cedar Elm, live oak, post oak and Spanish oak unfolds to mesquite-dotted fields with strong native grasses. Four tanks - three holding water, one dry. Fences fair and turning cows. Old set of working pens. Secluded area with very little county road traffic. Three entry gates fronting CR 428. Wet-weather Lost Creek holding pockets of water. Sufficient rainfall renders creek navigable by Kayak or canoe. Acreage fenced into three large pastures - center pasture heavily wooded, east pasture includes large tank and mesquite-dotted field and west pasture carries open to heavily-treed fields and Lost Creek. Existing grass lease to neighboring landowner. View aerial photo in the documents folder.
Courtesy: Trinity Country Real Estate
Enjoy peaceful, country living and all the benefits of living outside the city limits. With plenty of space for gardening, and outdoor activities, this 5-acre property offers a blank canvas for your dream home. Conveniently located 35 minutes from Eastland, you will have access to all the necessities with ease. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and make your home in this tranquil setting. The possibilities are endless on this beautiful 5-acre tract in Eastland county. Call today to schedule a showing and start envisioning your life in the peaceful countryside.
Courtesy: Hinyard Farm And Ranch Llc
A brand-new caliche road has been built going into the property, so you have easy access! Great little recreational property that's secluded at the end of a .67 mile of easement road. Electricity is provided by Comanche Electric Coop and there is a water well which produced 5 gallons in 45 seconds for the seller. Terrain is level to rolling with great views and one stock tank, currently dry due to drought. There are a variety of trees including Post Oak, Black Jacks, Mesquites, Willow, Native Pecan, Plum thickets and Cottonwood scattered around the property. Soil is sandy loam which is excellent for growing Coastal Bermuda and other improved grasses. Fences are excellent on 3 sides but need to be re-built on the south side; they were damaged in the wildfire last spring. This is a great little hunting property or wonderful place to build your dream home.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker, Mark Campbell & Associates
Folks, if you are looking for a great hunting property, this is the one for you. This place is secluded, and quiet. This ranch is located on a corner, making for easier access. The terrain is rolling to sloped, with fantastic sandy loam soil. Native grasses are plentiful, if you want to run a few cows, but this ranch is in wildlife exemption. There is lots of tree cover, being Post Oak, Live Oak ,Mesquite, Pecan, and other brush and browse, for the abundant wildlife. Wildlife consist of Deer, Dove, Turkey, Hogs,and other varmints. Water consists of 1 tank, and 1 water well with elec. Don't miss out on this one!!
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Rising Star is located in Texas. Rising Star, Texas has a population of 730. Rising Star is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 34.29% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.12%.
The median household income in Rising Star, Texas is $30,583. The median household income for the surrounding county is $43,953 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Rising Star is 36.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 94.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 30.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 29.8 inches per year, with 3 inches of snow per year.
