314.12 Acres in Fisk, TX - $829,000
314.12 Acres High Fenced Hunting Ranch with Beautiful Rock Home - Coleman County
* Excellent Hunting Property!(under contract in 7days)
- The Native Deer were removed and Northern Genetic Deer from the Rafter E Ranch(Bangs, Texas) were introduced.
- Approximately 50 Whitetail with a 1 to 1 Buck to Doe Ratio. The Mature bucks are in the 200+ class range.
- 6 small fields of cultivation totaling 72 acres. The fields are planted either in oats for the deer or sunflower fields for the dove.
- The remaining acreage consists of heavy cover of mesquite, elm, and hackberry trees.
* 3 Tanks (2 stocked with catfish). Little Panther Creek runs thru the property and could be dammed up and made into a lake.
* 120 ft. of elevation changes on ranch. Very scenic property with outstanding views.
3 Bedroom/2 Bath Rock Home (2315 sq. ft.) with Knotty Pine Walls and Hardwood Floors.
- Large Ma...
- Large Master Suite with Large Full Bath.
- Den with Large Wood burning Fireplace.
- 1,600 sq. ft. - 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Detached Bunkhouse with kitchen - perfect for Guests or Hunters.
- 1,200 sq. ft. Barn with concrete slab.
- 1,800 sq. ft. shed
- Large Outdoor Fire Pit.
* This Property could easily Accommodate Large Family Gatherings.
* Located near Fisk. Shown by Appointment.
* All sq. ft. measurements are from Coleman County Tax Appraisal Office.
(Buyer's Agents Welcome, but Must Accompany Client From Initial Showing Forward.)
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