, Lolita, TX (Jackson County)

Legend has it that the great explorer La Salle before making his famed discovery of what is now New Orleans, was lost along this river and landed close by if not on this property.   Over past few years this ranch has been used for a small cattle/farming operation, but the recreational value is phenomenal. Located just minutes from some of the best bay fishing in Texas, (Lavaca Bay) this property has so much to offer. This property is one of the most diverse that we have had the opportunity to market in a long time. The ranch has 3726’ of FM. 1593 road frontage and a railroad running just along the inside of the property.  Surrounded by farm land, this is something that is sure to have all types of wildlife. The ranch is about 50% brush with the remainder being field and a smaller portion making for a wonderful marsh type habitat for the waterfowl enthusiast. Not only is this ranch unique because of the diversity of habitats for deer, quail, and ducks, but it has 2185’ of Lavaca River frontage on the West end of the property. The area along the Lavaca River has a natural park like setting about it, not to mention the fishing is outstanding. The eastern boundary is a county road and the railroad does cross the property parallel to the east boundary along the county road.

 IMPROVEMENTS: 

There are 2 wells (according to the survey) and a 40X40 equipment barn. There is also some cross fencing to keep livestock out of the designated fields for crops.

TAXES:

Ad Valorem taxes are approximately $ per year.

PRICE:

Total sales price of $2,400 per acre. Broker can refer you to numerous lenders that specialize in farm and ranch lending.

Minerals:

None.

Great Hunting and Fishing:

This ranch offers a wide variety of year round recreational activity. The hunting is very good including whitetail deer, quail, dove, turkey and hogs. The fishing is excellent. A large yacht or boat could be parked and accessed from the property and the ranch is only about 8 miles to the mouth of Lavaca Bay. The entire west boundary of the ranch is the Lavaca River and Port Lavaca is only 14 miles by boat. The Gulf of Mexico is only 32 miles by boat.