Courtesy: McCullar Properties Group LLC
Offered for the first time in generations, Grassburr Bend Ranch is a 120-acre family-owned property that has remained in the same ownership since the 1950s. Located in southwest Taylor County within the scenic Happy Valley area, the ranch offers an outstanding blend of grazing land, recreational opportunity, and potential homesite development, with over 2,000 feet of paved frontage along FM 1086. Conveniently positioned just 37 miles from Abilene, 139 miles from Midland, and 142 miles from Fort Worth, the property provides excellent access while maintaining the peace and privacy of rural West Texas. The ranch is cross-fenced into three pastures and is currently utilized for cattle grazing. A strong water well supplies a centrally located livestock trough, and electricity is already in place through Taylor Electric, making the property ready for immediate agricultural use or future improvements. The current grazing lease is held by a local rancher who is willing to continue leasing or terminate at closing, offering flexibility for the next owner. The land features productive Sagerton clay loam and Mereta clay loam soils supporting healthy native grasses. Two wet-weather draws lined with mature elm trees add natural character and seasonal water flow, while scattered mesquite and cedar provide excellent wildlife cover and habitat. Wildlife is abundant throughout the ranch, including whitetail deer, dove, turkey, and wild hogs, making Grassburr Bend Ranch an excellent recreational hunting property in addition to its agricultural value. Whether you are seeking a homesite, weekend retreat, cattle operation, hunting property, or long-term land investment, Grassburr Bend Ranch offers the location, infrastructure, and versatility to meet a wide range of goals.
Courtesy: McCullar Properties Group LLC
200 Acres of Excellent Hunting and Great building sites with power and water. 45 minute Drive from Abilene, Texas. Located on the Nolan and Taylor County line near Wingate, this exceptional 200± acre ranch offers the exact combination buyers are searching for in West Texas land. With over 160 feet of elevation change, the property delivers breathtaking panoramic views, rugged character, and multiple elevated homesites with existing access to water and electricity. Massive shin oak-covered hills roll across the ranch, creating prime habitat for wildlife and some of the best whitetail deer hunting in the area. Monster whitetail deer, turkey, and dove are all native to the ranch, while the mix of rocky high country, shinery, improved grasses, and a fertile valley creates outstanding diversity for both recreation and grazing. The ranch is exceptionally well improved with three water wells, each equipped with concrete reservoirs and troughs, and electricity already extended to every well location, including the top of the mountain. A good stock pond sits in the valley surrounded by improved grasses, while a small cultivated field near the entrance provides additional grazing or wildlife food plot opportunities. The property is fenced with quality 6-strand barbed wire fencing in excellent condition and is divided into three separate pastures for easy livestock management. Rarely do properties combine this level of topography, hunting, water infrastructure, and usability without compromises. There are no wind turbines, no oil field activity, no major easements, and no distractions-just a perfect blend of productive grazing meadow, elevated rocky terrain, incredible views, and premier hunting habitat. This is the type of ranch buyers wait years to find.
Courtesy: AEN Land & Cattle LLC
Secluded Ranchland Retreat with Easy Highway Access! Discover the perfect balance of privacy and convenience on this beautiful West Texas tract. Tucked away from the bustle of daily life, this property offers the seclusion you’re looking for, while still being just minutes from US Highway 277—providing a direct route to both Abilene and San Angelo. Located approximately 13 miles north of Winters and within the Winters ISD, these tracts are easily accessible via a newly constructed private road off County Road 212. Electricity is available. An ideal setting for outdoor enthusiasts, the area is home to abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, hogs, quail, and dove—making this a true sportsman’s paradise. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of peaceful ranchland in the heart of West Texas
Courtesy: Hallmark Real Estate
325-698-4440
Georgous views for miles on this 347 acre ranch. Valley Creek runs through the property and there is an approximate 6 acre government flood control lake C.O.E. at the back end of the property. Excellent Hunting!! Deer, hog, dove, quail and more! Water meter on site. Entry easement will run down the left side of the property from the gate where it is currently. Multiple building sites. The possibilities are endless. 10.01 acre minimum if divided.
Wingate is located in Texas. Wingate, Texas has a population of 113. Wingate is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.79%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $52,103 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Wingate is 12.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 94.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 30 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 24.7 inches per year, with 1.4 inches of snow per year.
