Courtesy: Texas Hunting Land
This lush 50-acre tract in southern Taylor County is ideal for a future homesite within the highly sought-after Jim Ned CISD. Featuring flat to gently rolling terrain with productive Klein grass and native mixes, itâs been extensively managed for grazing. The property offers peaceful country living near essential amenities and includes an agriculture exemption. Itâs perfect for combining a homesite with small livestock operations. Abundant wildlife includes dove, quail, whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, and winter waterfowl like sandhill cranes. The ranch has been responsibly managed to support healthy wildlife populations, offering exceptional hunting opportunities.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Realty Frisco
Incredible chance to own your own income producing, recreational wonderland just south of Abilene! Prime hunting land with deer, dove, turkey, quail, and hogs! With two all weather tanks and less than 1 mile east of all season Elm Creek this land offers brushy cover, mature trees and plenty of forage. All the opportunities for wildlife and game birds to flourish are right here. Enjoy passive income while someone else does the work on over 100 acres of your leased, highly productive Runnels County cropland. Run some cattle or keep horses! Such an amazing opportunity to own a part of the Edwards Plateau! Cross fenced. No turbines. Plenty of cover from Elm Creek to your feeders of deer candy. Not a hunter? The photography is amazing, too, or bring the kids out with their dirt bikes or ATVs! Just 7 miles east of Winters, Texas, this sprawling 2 parcel 208 acres offers a rolling terrain with many sites for camping, feeders and stands. The 3700 ft road frontage on 1770 has multiple access points. Only $3200 acre. Build your dream home with unobstructed views for miles or start a campground. Portions currently leased for crops such as wheat and milo. Electricity, water hook ups are at road. 40 minute drive to Abilene. Use MAP location of 3238 FM 1770.
Courtesy: McCullar Properties Group Llc
204 acres Runnels County, Texas 10 miles west of Winters. two stock ponds, four fenced pastures. 103 acres of cultivation, 100 acres of native pasture that's been grubbed and raked. Built in 2014, open concept layout, two bedrooms on the main floor, a bonus room upstairs can be a bedroom, two full baths, office, laundry room. Screened-in back porch with a hot tub and outdoor cooking area. The oversized one-car with extra storage. Geothermal heating and air across four zones, two hot water heaters (one tied into the geothermal system), and 9,000-gallon rainwater collection system filtered and drinkable. NRCWS water meter in place also. Low E Andersen windows, spray foam insulation, fiber optic cable. 2,000 square-foot shop, fully insulated, heated and cooled, two drive-through roll-up doors, apartment with full bath and HVAC. This is a great stock farm, ready for cattle or farming, with excellent home and shop, and low utility costs thanks to the efficient systems in place.
Courtesy: Ekdahl-Nelson Real Estate
Welcome to your own piece of Texas with this 138 acres (per CAD) of Taylor Co. land. Imagine spending quality time with your friends and family, embarking on your hunting adventures. Majority of the land is in cultivation (currently wheat), but three stock tanks, and native mesquite cover are a great draw for wild game. With a cabin and bunkhouse on-site, there's no need to leave camp. But it doesn't end there! The possibilities for this property extend far beyond hunting. Picture the fulfillment of your dreams, whether it's running your own cattle or building your dream home. With the added benefit of Ag Exemption, tax savings become an attractive advantage. Additionally, the convenience of a water meter from North Runnels Coop ensures a reliable and hassle-free water supply. Don't let this opportunity pass you by. Schedule a viewing today to ensure you don't miss out on the chance to make this property yours.
Courtesy: Texas Hunting Land
Featuring exquisite amenities and pristine, sculpted terrain, this charming A-frame home, built in 1982, offers 1,968 square foot and features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a laundry room, an upstairs porch, and a rock fireplace. The home includes granite countertops, carpet, vinyl plank floors, and cedar wood beams in the living area. The surrounding land boasts lush landscaping and an above-ground, 21-foot pool. The property includes a tremendous pipe working pen setup for livestock with a 15Ã30 ft tack house with a covered working chute, a 75Ã20 ft livestock shed, a 30Ã60 ft equipment shed, several working pens, and holding areas with catches. Additionally, there is a 30Ã40 ft shop, and all outbuildings have electricity. The ranch features a roping arena, a large stock tank, a catch water system, a pipe entry, pristine grasses, excellent fencing, and cross-fencing. This ranch offers prime hunting and is located in the highly accredited Jim Ned CISD.
Courtesy: Capitol Ranch Real Estate, Llc
Discover the unprecedented landscape of Maverick Bluff Ranch, beholding 309 Acres of pristine native habitat located on the Western edge of Runnels County. This is a true gem that is set apart by coveted Colorado River frontage which expands roughly 3200ft or .61 miles. Explore atop the astonishing bluffs just as the Comanches did over 100 years ago where the views go for miles and the mighty wild roam. Perimeter barbed wire fencing is in place around the ranch along with roads that have been pushed in the last few years that lend to favorable driving conditions. Entrance to the property is paved along FM 3115. Buyer will have the option to buy additional acreage spanning 30ft wide (roughly 2 acres in total) for a private driveway to the subject property or seller can deed an easement. Additional Acreage: There is up to 225 additional acres available for purchase with many improvements.Minerals are negotiable.
This property boasts 150 sprawling acres of pure Texan charm. Nestled within this expansive landscape, you'll discover a unique 1548 sq ft house with a rich history as a former Santa Fe railroad depot, thoughtfully relocated to this very site. Adjacent to the house, a charming red caboose stands as a timeless reminder of the property,s railroad heritage, complete with original features. A spacious 4500 sq ft insulated metal shop awaits your creative touch, providing ample space for your hobbies and endeavors. Additionally, theres a cozy 2 bed/1 bath small home.
Winters is located in Texas. Winters, Texas has a population of 2,565. Winters is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 28.06% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.79%.
The median household income in Winters, Texas is $39,551. 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 Winters is 29.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 94.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 29.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 24.6 inches per year, with 1.3 inches of snow per year.
