Courtesy: Western Heritage Realty/Invest
806-823-2040
196.92± Acres Briscoe County, Texas $3,000 Per Acre Valley ISD Property Overview: Located in the scenic ranching country of Briscoe County, this 196.92± acre property offers an excellent combination of productive grazing land, beautiful homesite potential, and recreational appeal. With quality perimeter fencing, a solar-powered water well, and a healthy stand of native and improved grasses, this property is ready to continue as a livestock operation or become the site of your future country home. The gently rolling terrain features productive bottomland with established Bermuda grass, native Bluestem grasses, scattered mesquite, and mature elm and hackberry trees that provide excellent shade and wildlife habitat. Whether you're looking to expand your cattle operation, build your dream home, or invest in a well-rounded piece of Texas land, this property offers the versatility to do it all. Property Highlights: 196.92± Acres in Briscoe County Valley ISD Offered at $3,000 per acre Solar-powered water well Excellent perimeter fencing Productive Bermuda grass bottomland Native Bluestem grasses Scattered mesquite, elm, and hackberry trees Grazing lease in place through January 1, 2027 No hunting lease No government program enrollment Cattle panels do not convey Improvements: Solar-powered livestock water well Quality perimeter fencing on all four sides Water: A solar-powered water well provides a dependable water source for livestock and wildlife. The productive bottomland also helps support healthy forage production throughout the property. Fencing: West Fence - Good East Fence - Good North Fence - Good South Fence - Good Vegetation: The property features an attractive blend of productive grasses and native tree cover, including: Bermuda grass in the bottomland Native Bluestem grasses Scattered mesquite Mature elm trees Hackberry trees This combination provides quality grazing while also creating excellent wildlife habitat. Wildlife & Hunting: Although there is currently no hunting lease in place, the property supports an excellent variety of native Texas wildlife. The mix of bottomland, native grasses, scattered mesquite, and mature tree cover creates ideal habitat for both big game and upland birds. Wildlife commonly found on the property includes: Whitetail Deer Mule Deer Bobwhite Quail Dove Feral Hogs Whether you're looking for a working ranch with recreational opportunities or simply enjoy watching wildlife, this property offers year-round enjoyment. Livestock: The established Bermuda grass bottomland, native grasses, dependable solar well, and quality perimeter fencing make this property well suited for livestock production. Grazing lease in place through January 1, 2027 Excellent grass for seasonal grazing Solar-powered livestock water Well-maintained perimeter fencing Minerals & Associated Rights: Seller will convey: ½ of owned mineral rights ½ of owned wind rights ½ of owned solar rights ½ of owned water rights Government Programs: None School District Valley ISD Broker Remarks: Buyer and Buyer's Agent are responsible for independently verifying all information, including acreage, property boundaries, taxes, schools, easements, leases, and any items that may affect the property.
Purported to be once part of the JA Ranch co-founded by Charles Goodnight and John Adair that encompassed over 1.3 million acres and spanned over 5 counties. In 1877, this venture between the two was considered one of the greatest cattle operations in the world. This property is characterized by large elevation changes, canyon views and wildlife - deer, turkey, and wild pigs to name a few. Turkey Creek - named because of the number of turkeys that roosted along its banks and subsequently gave rise to the name of the nearby settlement Turkey Roost and later Turkey, Texas - runs through this property. Buyer and-or Buyer's agent to verify any and all information provided by Seller and-or Seller's agent.
Courtesy: Ritchey Real Estate Group
903-819-6739
Purported to be once part of the JA Ranch co-founded by Charles Goodnight and John Adair that encompassed over 1.3 million acres and spanned over 5 counties. In 1877, this venture between the two was considered one of the greatest cattle operations in the world. This property is characterized by large elevation changes, canyon views and wildlife - deer, turkey, and wild pigs to name a few. Turkey Creek - named because of the number of turkeys that roosted along its banks and subsequently gave rise to the name of the nearby settlement Turkey Roost and later Turkey, Texas - runs through this property. Buyer and-or Buyer's agent to verify any and all information provided by Seller and-or Seller's agent.
Courtesy: Ritchey Real Estate Group
903-487-9823
Purported to be once part of the JA Ranch co-founded by Charles Goodnight and John Adair that encompassed over 1.3 million acres and spanned over 5 counties. In 1877, this venture between the two was considered one of the greatest cattle operations in the world. This property is characterized by large elevation changes, canyon views and wildlife - deer, turkey, and wild pigs to name a few. Turkey Creek - named because of the number of turkeys that roosted along its banks and subsequently gave rise to the name of the nearby settlement Turkey Roost and later Turkey, Texas - runs through this property. Buyer and-or Buyer's agent to verify any and all information provided by Seller and-or Seller's agent.
Purported to be once part of the JA Ranch co-founded by Charles Goodnight and John Adair that encompassed over 1.3 million acres and spanned over 5 counties. In 1877, this venture between the two was considered one of the greatest cattle operations in the world. This property is characterized by large elevation changes, canyon views and wildlife - deer, turkey, and wild pigs to name a few. Turkey Creek - named because of the number of turkeys that roosted along its banks and subsequently gave rise to the name of the nearby settlement Turkey Roost and later Turkey, Texas - runs through this property. Buyer and-or Buyer's agent to verify any and all information provided by Seller and-or Seller's agent.
Turkey is located in Texas. Turkey, Texas has a population of 250. Turkey is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 5.41% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 21.03%.
The median household income in Turkey, Texas is $42,750. The median household income for the surrounding county is $41,467 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Turkey is 43.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 94.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 26.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 24 inches per year, with 3.6 inches of snow per year.
