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RAILROAD SPUR & GRAIN ELEVATOR – fully operational railroad spur & grain elevator in top condition w/recent renovation of leg. Facility is located at crossroads of I20 & US 84, has great lease income! Sweetwater, TX area.
We currently have a cash buyer for 200 - 3,000 acres of grassland, combination grass/cultivated land or straight cultivated land in the area between Dallas & Houston (or perhaps further East) with or without improvements. Brokers welcome!
DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL! SINCERE CREEK RANCH – just out of Ada, OK – pvmt. on four sides of this property w/community water on both the north side & the south side makes this ranch ideal for subdividing in 5 ac. to 100 ac. tracts! 779 ac.+/- w/3 bdrm. 2 bath brick dwelling, barn, great hay meadows, large set of pens & beautiful ponds throughout the ranch.
HILLTOP RANCH – Pontotoc Co., OK – super ranch w/2 homes, large barns for hay storage, large set of pens w/covered working area, watered by wells & large ponds, great hay meadows, all-weather roads.
COAL CO., OK – 974 ac. +/-, mostly cleared, brick home, barns & working pens, great hay meadows, all-weather road.
HIGH RAINFALL! Ada, OK area – the three ranches listed above belong to the same owner, they are located in close proximity to each other & can be bought together or separately.
UNION CO., NM – Pinabetes/Tramperos Creeks Ranch – super country w/super improvements & livestock watering facilities, 4,800 deeded, 3,357 State Lease, one irr. well with ¼ mi. pivot sprinkler for supplemental feed, excellent access via pvmt. & all weather roads.
QUAY CO., NM – Box Canyon Ranch – well improved & watered, 2,400 ac. deeded, 80 ac. State Lease, excellent access from I40.
STATE OF THE ART – Clayton, NM area, 1,600 deeded ac. +/-, plus 80 ac. +/- State lease, home, barn & pens in excellent condition, all weather CR road.
CONCHOS LAKE AREA – well improved 11 section ranch +/-, mostly deeded w/small amt. of BLM & State, homes, barns, pens, watered by subs & mills at shallow depth just off pvmt., on co. road.
CUCHARAS RIVER RANCH – Huerfano Co., CO - buy this well located, choice, grama/western wheat grass ranch & develop the really scenic parts of the ranch for residential subdivisions w/10, 20, 40, 100 acre tracts. 12, 088 deeded ac. +/- w/an addtl. 33,000 deeded ac. +/- available for sale across the hwy., addtl. perks, hunting, fishing, recreation w/a large lake on the ranch together w/the Cucharas River, Santa Clara & Sand Creeks.
HARDING CO. – starter ranch, 1,875 deeded ac. +/-, 901.9 ac. +/- CRP, well watered w/subs, mills & pipeline, 3 bdrm./2 bath brick home, garage, shop/ livestock, metal barn & pens, 7 miles fr. town, co. road.
BEAUTIFUL AREA, DEV. POTENTIAL - Alto/ Capitan, NM – 8,060 ac. +/- (deeded, Forest & State Lease) super location w/pvmt. on two sides in close proximity to the Capitan/Alto 15.6434 ac. property w/tremendous pens & improvements.
CAPITAN GAP 80 ACRES - NE of Capitan, NM, south of the Capitan Gap & joins the Forest w/the village of Lincoln being just a few miles away. One elk permit is allowed. Good access & electricity close. Scenic!
Please view our websites for details on these
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