Platz Place - 170 Acres - Kempner - Large Oaks - Ponds - Well - Electric
Gorgeous 170.8 acres heavily wooded ranch that has never been commercially hunted, and just minutes from Copperas cove in Lampasas County.
Location: Just 5 miles north of Kempner on CR road 3300 and less than 1 mile from Copperas Cove western city limits. 1 hour from Austin, 2.5 hours from the DFW Metroplex.
Wildlife: White-tail deer, turkey, dove.
Water: There is 1 well on the property and 3 stock ponds, 2 of which hold water year around. Also, Kempner Water Supply has a water line along the paved county road.
Utilities: Electricity provided by Hamilton Electric CO-OP, electric line along the front of the property on the county road and also along the north property line to the back portion of the property.
Flora and Fauna: The ranch provides excellent wildlife habitat as the soils are varied on the property and support a multitude of native grasses and forbs. The habitat is furthe...
Flora and Fauna: The ranch provides excellent wildlife habitat as the soils are varied on the property and support a multitude of native grasses and forbs. The habitat is further provided on the ranch by thick wooded areas of cedar along with hundreds and hundreds of oak trees, some measuring in excess of 15 in circumference at the trunk. Also several huge Pecan, elm and Mesquite are scattered throughout the property.
The property is agricultural exempt.
Shown by appointment only with Ranch Investments. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Ranch Investments.
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