Turkey Creek Ranch
The Turkey Creek Ranch is an ideal recreational getaway located 1-hour from Waco and 2 hours from Houston, Austin and DFW.
The property is 95% heavily wooded with over 2,000 feet of the live-water Turkey Creek that traverses the western boundary. The other 5% of the property is cleared open native pastures ideal for hunting deer, hogs, and predators with ATV trails that connect those pastures and provide access to the majority of the property.
There are two large ponds stocked with fish and fed by wet-weather creeks and draws from the elevation at the northeast corner of the property. The ponds are also frequented by wood ducks and other migratory waterfowl.
There is a 720 sqft 2/1 cabin, carport and three 20' shipping containers located on the northeast high ground, all supported by a water well into the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer and Navasota Valley Coop electricity. There is also an ...
There is a 720 sqft 2/1 cabin, carport and three 20' shipping containers located on the northeast high ground, all supported by a water well into the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer and Navasota Valley Coop electricity. There is also an old, single-room hunting cabin towards the front of the property that can be renovated as an additional guest house.
There is an active natural gas production pad on the southwest corner of the property with a 500 sqft metal garage with dual roll-up doors and an all-weather service road that traverses down the center of the property from north to south.
There are two property entrances and 800' of road frontage along State Highway 164.
Property is partially fenced.
No seller-owned minerals.
Seller will consider subdividing the property.
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From Groesbeck, take State Hwy 164 east for approximately 6 miles past FM 1953 and Turkey Creek bridge, then look for sign on the left.
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