Courtesy: Davis Vernon Agency
940-552-0500
This 286-acre ranch is a well-maintained cattle property designed for efficiency and productivity. The land is 100% in grass and divided into four pastures ranging from approximately 50 to 80 acres, making it ideal for rotational grazing. The ranch is fully fenced with barbed wire and cross fencing for pasture control. A reliable water well supplies multiple concrete water troughs throughout, providing consistent water access across all pastures. Improvements include a fully insulated 40’x60’ shop with concrete floor, two overhead doors, and concrete aprons. Additional infrastructure includes two 12-ton overhead feed bins, a 35-ton liquid feed bin, and a 700-gallon diesel tank, supporting an efficient feeding operation. A wide entrance allows easy access for trucks and trailers. Working facilities include feedlot areas and a squeeze chute with scale under an awning for all-weather cattle handling. A three-bedroom, two-bath mobile home provides on-site living. Estimated carrying capacity is approximately 25–35 head depending on conditions, with additional potential for grazing or backgrounding programs. Turnkey setup with strong grass, water, and improvements in place.
Build your dream home on this 0.8900-acre lot at 1719 Stadium Dr. Located within city limits, this property offers space, convenience, and a great setting just minutes from local amenities. Enjoy plenty of room to design the home and lifestyle youâ??ve always wanted. Water, electric, and sewer are already available, making your build even easier. A prime location with the perfect balance of comfort and accessibility.
Build your dream home on this 0.8300-acre lot at 2513 Center Dr. Located within city limits, this property offers the rare feel of country living with the convenience of town just minutes away. Enjoy wide-open space, peaceful surroundings, and plenty of room to design the home and lifestyle youâ??ve always wanted. A prime location with the perfect balance of privacy and accessibilityâ??opportunities like this donâ??t come often. Utilities nearby make building even easier and more convenient.
Courtesy: Legacy Properties
940-357-9940
Located north of Vernon, TX, this 340 +or- acres is cross fenced into five different pasture for rotational grazing. The land is laid out as 180 acres in one block, with 160 acres in another block across the road. The primary water source is through dirt water tanks; eight ponds catch water from various drainages. Terraces from the days when the land was cultivated years ago still channel water across it to help with washouts, some of which feed dirt tanks. A community water line tap is in place as a back up for droughts on the north 180 acre tract. Both tracts have access to co-op electricity. There is not believed to be any ground water in this immediate area for a stock tank, so cattle must be watered through the tanks or co-op water. The turf cover consists of primarily native grasses, with coastal established in several areas. The land is mostly sandy loam. The ranch has ran 50 cows in the past, with supplemental hay in the winter. Improvements consist of a metal loafing shed and set of pipe pens near the road. No mineral rights to convey with the sale, no production is on the property or mineral leases in place. The perimeter and cross fences are mostly in good condition; it is leaned over some along the road. The pastures were sprayed for weeds and fertilized in 2025 and only lightly grazed. Northside ISD. Gravel and dirt county road access; blacktop FM 924 is a half mile away. LIST PRICE: $2,450 per acre, OR $833,000 total
Courtesy: Legacy Properties
940-357-9940
This 88.88 +OR- acres is located northwest of Vernon, TX on County Rd 97 N, in Wilbarger County, TX. It is currently under a 1-D-1 Agriculture tax use for low taxes (only $11.55 in 2025!). It currently has two large transmission lines crossing it, the largest being an Oncor Energy line that runs to the Oklaunion Power Plant, approximately 16 miles down line. The 2nd line ties into a smaller substation just 0.6 miles south of the property, which is owned by WFEC (Western Farmer Electric Cooperative). Some of the terrain has ravines, while approximately half of the pasture is level. Access to a Red River Water Authority line is available at the county road. The county road has a gravel base, with asphalt being just a half mile away. This land is located outside of the city limits, is unzoned and has no restrictions in place. No FEMA flood plain! Potential energy development for a solar farm or other related use. LIST PRICE: $10,000 per acre OR $888,800 total *Client would be open to energy leases under the right terms.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Prosper Celina
972-382-8882
Vacant Land for Sale: This spacious 8+ acres at the the intersections of Woodland Avenue and Palmer Drive and the intersection of Palmer Drive and Brewer Drive offers a prime opportunity for development or investment in Vernon Texas. Located in a quiet , established area, the property provides ample space and potential for residential, commercial, or agricultural use. With easy access to major highways this property is positioned for growth and future development. The surrounding area features a mix of residential homes and open space, making it an ideal location for a variety of projects. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to own a piece of land in Vernon Texas. .
Courtesy: Legacy Properties
940-357-9940
Productive 120 +or- acre farm in Wilbarger County, TX, located west of Vernon. No improvements or structures. Legal access via a 20 ft. wide deeded access easement coming in from the south side. This easement runs along the side of the neighbor’s field and is not currently a road because that same neighbor allows the owner to come in from the east, via an existing gravel oil field road. Per the FSA, the cultivatable acres are 114.46, with 5.49 acres in a grass waterway along the north side. Currently being used to grow winter wheat and cotton. It is a dry land farm with no irrigation, so crop production can vary depending on annual rainfall. The current tenant would continue to lease the farm, if desired. Current farming lease is a share crop arrangement, with one-fifth of gross crop production going to landowner, with no crop expenses due. This can be converted to an annual cash lease of $25 per acre ($3,000 per year), if desired. No mineral rights are owned so there are none to convey. The property has two oil wells on it with tank batteries; both are on the far north end where it doesn't interfere with the farm production. LIST PRICE: $1,625 per acre
Vernon is located in Texas. Vernon, Texas has a population of 10,206. Vernon is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 31.4% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.93%.
The median household income in Vernon, Texas is $43,338. The median household income for the surrounding county is $45,262 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Vernon is 36.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 96.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 27.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 29.4 inches per year, with 1.4 inches of snow per year.
