Duke Lake Ranch
Looking for the ultimate weekend getaway and year-round sportsman's paradise that includes your own private 25+ acre lake? Then come see this hidden gem that lies in the center of the Texas "Golden Triangle" between DFW, Houston, and San Antonio.
The 25+ acre Duke Lake is filled with Florida black bass, catfish, and crappie with numerous shallow sloughs that draw hundreds of dove and seasonal migratory birds. There are two boat dock/piers for you to tie off your boat, kayak, or canoe.
This ranch is at the end of a county road and surrounded by other heavily wooded recreational properties. The 150+/- acres of heavy woods and native pasture are filled with whitetail, hogs, and predators.
There is a 2001 manufactured home and 2016 manufactured home, both on the Lake, with covered back patios with perfect morning views while drinking a cup of coffee. Both homes are 3 bedroom/2 bath and ar...
There is a 2001 manufactured home and 2016 manufactured home, both on the Lake, with covered back patios with perfect morning views while drinking a cup of coffee. Both homes are 3 bedroom/2 bath and are in excellent condition. There is also an older ranch house at the entrance of the property that needs to be renovated and numerous outbuildings that serve as storage and workshops.
The property also offers a 1500' grass airstrip for those who can skip the heavy metro-traffic by flying in on a small prop-driven aircraft.
Navasota Valley Electric Coop provides electricity and water is provided by a 250' well into the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer.
Seller owns and will retain 100% of the mineral rights and there is an active natural gas lease.
All showings must be by appointment only with 24-hour notice.
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From State Highway 164, take LCR 444 for 1.6 miles until it dead-ends at property entrance.
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