Young County, TX Recreational Land, Hunting Land for Sale with Off Roading with Recently Sold Properties between $500K and $750K

302 Racetrack Rd, Graham, Young County This is a beautiful new custom home with 47.883 acres on the Brazos River. The property offers great views, privacy, numerous recreational activities including hunting, fishing, ATV riding, etc. All of this is l

Some tracts of land just feel wild...Flatrock Gulch embodies that untamed experience. This raw land has just enough trails and paths to get to the blinds and access the distinctiveness of the ranch. The undisturbed nature of the back portion coupled

Just a little over an hour from the metroplex, this hunting property is what you have been looking for in this tight market! Beautiful topography dominates this property that is rugged with gorgeous mature oaks, creeks, hills and a couple of stock ta

Located 6 miles west of Olney is this awesome hunting/recreational property. In a very tight real estate market, these properties that check all the boxes are harder and harder to come by. This property has excellent cover for all game (deer, pigs, t

Located 6 miles west of Olney is this awesome hunting/recreational property. In a very tight real estate market, these properties that check all the boxes are harder and harder to come by. This property has excellent cover for all game (deer, pigs, t

This 108.74 acre tract is the ultimate mix-use property. There is a great home site on the property. This home site sits 20 higher than the rest of the property and all contiguous properties, offering great views in all directions. The home-site is a

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: 90 acres west of Graham with great road frontage and easy access off of FM 209. TURKEY's are all over this property, with the perfect mix of trees and open lanes. They use the trees down by the creek to roost at night and strut d

Komo on the Creek, located in the southern portion of Young County, lies in the heart of the Clear Fork of the Brazos Valley. The north boundary is an impressive part of Fish Creek before it dumps into the Clear Fork. This diverse 195-acre tract cont