Tx Hunting Ranch with Home in Concho & Menard Counties

Description

Texas Hunting Ranch near San Angelo, Texas

The Road’s End Ranch property for sale is located outside the city limits of Eden, in Menard and Concho Counties about 45 minutes from San Angelo, Texas. This 56-acre, mature Liveoak-studded property is perfect for hunters, horse enthusiasts, homesteaders, and livestock ranchers who enjoy the peaceful quiet and serenity of being in the country. The historical homestead is situated 15 minutes west of Eden at the end of County Road 2335 with easy access to Highway 87. The unique, picturesque property with home, barns, shop, horse facilities, fields, and abundant Live Oaks is situated mostly in Menard County with the north end in Concho County. It sits near the heart of Texas providing the best of the west and the best of the Central Texas Hill Country. The ranch is only a 40 minute drive from San Angelo, 15 minutes from Eden, 70 miles from Mason, 110 Miles from Fredericksburg, 175 miles from Austin, 143 miles from Midland, 43 miles from Brady, and 33 miles from Menard. This little gem is the epitome of the Texas Hill Country. Additionally, it is right in the middle of the Colorado River Basin and the Concho watershed where the Axis and Whitetail hunting is ideal, and the groundwater is clean and plentiful. The ranch has not been hunted in 5 years and there is no HOA! Views in all direction are excellent, with no windtowers in sight!!!

Concho Watershead Hunting:

Being in the Concho watershed area, this area offers great hunting. You can hear the turkeys from the front porch. Wildlife: Game & Wildlife are abundant including Axis, Whitetail deer, Quail, Dove, migratory birds, Rio Grande Turkey, and varmints. The property has good cover and water making it an oasis for wildlife. This ranch has not been hunted for 5 years and is loaded with wildlife! Best part of all, absolutely no HOA and no windtowers in sight!

Property Fencing:

The road to the home is fenced on both sides and there is an automatic gate entering the property at the end of County Road 2335. The fences are good. The east boundary of the property is all high-fenced. The two fields are fenced as well as the horse area.

Real Estate Improvements:
The ranch home on the property is the original homestead from the late 1800s where homesteaders farmed, hunted, ranched, grew their own food including chickens, quail, turkeys, beef, and lamb, and made a great life in Texas. The 3 bedroom 2 bath stucco home has been remodeled and has that great farmhouse feel. The home has so many charming features including a beautiful standing seam metal roof, covered porches and patios, a double-sided fireplace, and more. It is complete with a cellar for storing canned goods, homemade wine, or escaping a storm. The original concrete reservoir is just outside the back door with water tower and chicken coup adding to the nostalgic feel as if walking back in time. The original wooden barn has a concrete floor, metal roof, and working pens under cover as well as storage rooms for feed or animals. This old barn, also, adds to the charm of the property. A large 2400 square foot metal shop behind the old barn is top of the line. It has two large overhangs, thick, well-constructed concrete floor, insulation, vented eaves, skylights, lights, 220 v and 110 with 14′ roll-up doors and a vaulted ceiling. There are multiple covered sheds and carports, equipment barns, horse sheds, feed and tack rooms, fowl runs and pens, cattle working pens with scales, loading chutes and alleys, an 8-acre fenced field, a 1.5 acre fenced field, garden shed, greenhouse, good to excellent fences and recently constructed cross fences for easy rotation of livestock. There is a nice “casita” with a kitchenette and bath that are perfect for overflow company or an office away from the house.

The Roads End Ranch Equine Facilities:
The trap to the north of the home and the field have been where the horses have been kept. There is a water trough and cover for animals in this area. Other animal pens and working pens sit to the south of the home.

Soil Information:
Soils consist of Valera Silty Clay Loam (which may be used for cultivated crops, pasture, range, woodland, and wildlife) and Tarrant Soils, which can be used safely for grazing or woodland or wildlife food and cover under proper management… We also have a soil evaluation on file that can be shared upon request

Ranch Property’s Vegetation Details:
This property is covered with gorgeous large Liveoak trees providing excellent cover for wildlife along with native brush. The property hosts abundant strong grasses and forbs such as tallow weed, Filaree, Buffalograss, Little Bluestem, Big Bluestem, Indiangrass, Side Oats Gramma, Blue Gramma, and Switchgrass, among many others.

School District: This property is located in Concho and Menard Counties. The home is located in Concho County ISD.

Exemptions/ Programs: Currently this acreage has an Ag exemption along with a homestead exemption.

Water wells: There is one good well on the property.

Topography: See the interactive map for the gently sloped elevation changes. There is about a 20′ elevation difference.

Rainfall: Typically, the rainfall range is 18-23 inches per year.

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