Courtesy: Ekdahl Real Estate STAMFORD
325-773-3676
Welcome to The Strain 138, an exceptional 138-acre ranch (per CAD) in Taylor County offering the perfect blend of recreation, agriculture, and future homesite potential. Whether you're looking for a weekend hunting retreat, productive farmland, or a place to build your dream ranch, this property delivers. The majority of the acreage is currently in cultivation with a wheat crop, while three stock tanks and scattered native mesquite provide excellent habitat for whitetail deer, feral hogs, dove, and other wildlife. A cabin and separate bunkhouse allow you to comfortably stay on the property, making it easy to enjoy extended weekends with family and friends without ever leaving camp. Beyond its recreational appeal, The Strain 138 offers outstanding agricultural opportunities with productive ground suitable for farming or livestock. The property currently benefits from an agricultural exemption, helping reduce annual property taxes. A North Runnels Water Supply water meter is already in place, adding convenience and value for future improvements. Whether you envision a working ranch, hunting getaway, or your forever homesite in the Texas countryside, The Strain 138 is ready to make that vision a reality. Schedule your private tour today.
Courtesy: RE/MAX Big Country
Located just minutes from Winters, this 423.18± acre property offers a rare combination of cultivation, grazing, and recreational potential. A current survey is available for buyer convenience. With over 6,000 feet of Farm-to-Market road frontage, the property provides exceptional access, visibility, and flexibility. Approximately 336 acres of productive cultivated ground, primarily clay loam, are well suited for row crops, improved pasture, or a rotational mix of both. The property has historically been used for wheat and cotton production. An additional 91± acres of native pasture and wooded cover provide grazing opportunities, wildlife habitat, and recreational appeal. With only about 30 feet of elevation change, the terrain is remarkably level and highly usable throughout. Water features include Mustang Branch and two tanks. One tank is fed by the branch and is reported to hold water year round, while the second provides additional seasonal storage. The property also includes a windmill, water storage tank, and a second water well; current functionality of the wells is unknown. Electricity is in place servicing the producing oil well and former homesite. Improvements include an older farmhouse and two barns. While in poor condition, they offer potential for renovation, replacement, or salvage. In addition to its agricultural value, the ranch offers excellent hunting and wildlife opportunities. Located approximately 10 miles from Winters Municipal Airport and within Winters ISD, this versatile property is well suited for farming, ranching, recreation, or investment. Native grasses, mature tree cover, and surface water create strong habitat for whitetail deer, dove, turkey, and other wildlife. The combination of productive farmland, pasture, and recreational features makes this a well rounded ranch with strong long term ownership appeal.
Courtesy: Trinity Ranch Land Abilene/Tuscola
254-442-4181
Whether you are looking for a hunting property, land to run cattle, or the perfect place to build your dream home, this property is perfect! Currently used both for cattle and hunting, it is well suited for both recreation and agriculture. Situated in the Jim Ned school district, the property features a wet weather creek and three tanks that support wildlife and livestock. This property is 20 minutes away from Tuscola, 39 minutes to Abilene, and an hour from San Angelo making it perfect for someone looking for convenience but also seclusion. This property is fenced and offers county road frontage on two sides, providing convenient access. This property has one water meter and electricity available, making it ideal for a future home site, weekend getaway, or long-term investment. Seller is also offering the property to be subdivided into 35 +- Acre tracts for $6,000 per acre. Whether you are looking to invest in Texas land, build your dream home, or looking for a future hunting retreat, this well-rounded property is a perfect opportunity for you!
Courtesy: Heritage Creek Real Estate LLC
Jim Ned ISD recreational ranch opportunity between Winters and Lawn with views of Table Mtn to the East and Moro Mtn to the Northwest. Elevated building sites with plenty of cover for wildlife, wet weather creek and newly built pond for wildlife and livestock. Community water available through North Runnels WSC and electricity through Coleman Electric Co-Op. Additional adjoining land and Seller financing is available!
Courtesy: Heritage Creek Real Estate LLC
Great recreational ranch opportunity between Winters and Lawn with views of Table Mtn to the East and Moro Mtn to the Northwest. Elevated building sites with plenty of cover for wildlife, wet weather creek and two quality ponds for wildlife and livestock. Community water available through North Runnels WSC and electricity through Coleman Electric Co-Op. Additional adjoining land and Seller financing is available!
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.
