124 E Eighth St , Cisco, TX 76437(Eastland County)

The property features impressive elevation changes, a scenic ridgeline, and breathtaking cliff structures perfect for exploration and nature walks. A newly deepened pond, stocked with catfish, and several smaller ponds provide a peaceful atmosphere, while multiple building sites offer panoramic views of the landscape.

Amenities include:

Easy access via US Hwy 183 and County Road 154, with a newly landscaped cedar and steel gate entrance.

30' x 45' metal barn and 25' x 15' workshop, both equipped with electricity and water.

Newly installed high fence surrounding the property.

Electricity and county water on site.

Several miles of unimproved roads for exploring the property.

Multiple food plots, hunting stands, and feeders.

Tractor and disc plow for maintaining the land.

Abundant wildlife, including two trophy breeder bucks, a herd of 19 Audad sheep, whitetail deer, and wild pigs.

Case JX85 Tractor

Whether you're looking for a hunting paradise, a peaceful retreat, or an investment property, this secluded yet conveniently located slice of Texas wilderness is a rare find. The land's history, with Indian artifacts found on-site, adds to its unique charm and potential for discovery.

Location:

Indian Ridge Ranch is located just 5 miles north of Cisco, TX along Highway 183 and County Road 154. Fort Worth is 75 miles east of the property, and Weatherford is only 55 miles. Indian Ridge is also within an easy drive of restaurants, three public lakes, four public golf courses, grocery stores, and other desirable amenities.

Wildlife:

With the main focus of the property being the development and growth of whitetail deer and Audad sheep, the owner has gone to great lengths to manage the herds and has them in the perfect spot to flourish on the property. The new high fence was completed in the summer of 2024 to better assist the owners in managing the wildlife. Upon completion of the fence two large 200+ inch whitetail deer bucks were released and are doing great adapting to their new environment. Based on the owner’s best estimate there are roughly 20-30 whitetail does on the ranch as well. Along with the released whitetails the owner also released 19 Audad sheep including 1 large ram, 8 bred ewes, and 10 smaller rams. The rocky terrain and ridgelines are the ideal spot to see the Audad as they are best suited for this type of country.

Minerals:

No minerals are available as the current owners do not own the mineral rights. There is no current mineral production or easements across the property.