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1001 County Road 136, Cisco

Dinner Creek Ranch, 267 acres in Eastland County, is a move-in-ready recreational ranch centered on an approximately 8 acre bass lake and a custom home set among the live oaks above it. The approximately 3,100 SQFT home offers 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths in the main house and a 2-bedroom, 2-bath guest wing connected by a covered walkway, with a stone fireplace, oak plank floors, cathedral ceiling, granite island, Wolf gas range, two dishwashers, ice machine, gear room with gun safe, and a 530 SQFT carport. A 40x16 pool and spa, full outdoor kitchen, and more than 3,200 SQFT of covered and open patios are all oriented toward the lake, with stone walkways down to a firepit and a lake-fed irrigated yard. The lake is believed to be 20+ feet deep at the dam with a concrete spillway, standing timber, and a 15x17 covered dock with 70-foot walkway, and holds bass, crappie, bluegill, and catfish. Five additional stock tanks. The ranch is heavily wooded with high quality live oak and post oak throughout, along with elm, and Dinner Branch runs through a private valley with an approximately 20 acre Coastal pasture. Ridgelines on both sides of Dinner Branch, with approximately 125 feet of elevation change, rock outcrops and long views. Whitetail, turkey, dove, ducks, and hogs with very light hunting pressure. Atascosa blinds and Outback and J&L feeders may convey with the right offer. 40x80 equipment shed and shop with enclosed concrete bay, plus a 25x25 barn with water, electric, and covered parking. Three pastures, excellent fences with 2,200+ feet of new road frontage fencing and two new entrances, all-weather road to the home, barn, shop, and dock. Pool, spa, patios and shop added in 2025; frontage fencing and entrances new in 2026. No known surface leases, pipelines, oil and gas production or transmission easements. No minerals convey. Ag exemption. Furnishings negotiable with the right offer.

4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 21398698 MLS

Dinner Creek Ranch, 267 acres in Eastland County, is a move-in-ready recreational ranch centered on an approximately 8 acre bass lake and a custom home set among the live oaks above it. The approximately 3,100 SQFT home offers 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths in the main house and a 2-bedroom, 2-bath guest wing connected by a covered walkway, with a stone fireplace, oak plank floors, cathedral ceiling, granite island, Wolf gas range, two dishwashers, ice machine, gear room with gun safe, and a 530 SQFT carport. A 40x16 pool and spa, full outdoor kitchen, and more than 3,200 SQFT of covered and open patios are all oriented toward the lake, with stone walkways down to a firepit and a lake-fed irrigated yard. The lake is believed to be 20+ feet deep at the dam with a concrete spillway, standing timber, and a 15x17 covered dock with 70-foot walkway, and holds bass, crappie, bluegill, and catfish. Five additional stock tanks. The ranch is heavily wooded with high quality live oak and post oak throughout, along with elm, and Dinner Branch runs through a private valley with an approximately 20 acre Coastal pasture. Ridgelines on both sides of Dinner Branch, with approximately 125 feet of elevation change, rock outcrops and long views. Whitetail, turkey, dove, ducks, and hogs with very light hunting pressure. Atascosa blinds and Outback and J&L feeders may convey with the right offer. 40x80 equipment shed and shop with enclosed concrete bay, plus a 25x25 barn with water, electric, and covered parking. Three pastures, excellent fences with 2,200+ feet of new road frontage fencing and two new entrances, all-weather road to the home, barn, shop, and dock. Pool, spa, patios and shop added in 2025; frontage fencing and entrances new in 2026. No known surface leases, pipelines, oil and gas production or transmission easements. No minerals convey. Ag exemption. Furnishings negotiable with the right offer.

1001 County Road 136, Cisco

County Road 162, Cisco

Your weekend escape awaits on 125 acres of Texas ranch land with an agricultural exemption, combining productive land, pasture, two ponds, mature trees, two wells, and classic Texas ranch character. Full perimeter fencing surrounds the property, while a gated entrance and gravel driveway provide access to acreage suited for agricultural use, outdoor recreation, a future dream home, or weekend retreat. 85 acres of cultivated ground and improved pasture provide space for cattle, grazing, hay production, horses, or other pursuits. A lush 20 acre grove of mature trees stands out as one of the property's most distinctive features, while a vintage windmill adds authentic Texas character. Two ponds and two water wells provide natural water sources for livestock and wildlife. The corner location provides county road frontage on two sides, with more than 1,500 feet of road frontage on each side. Open pasture, cultivated acreage, mature tree cover, and ponds create a varied landscape for hunting, exploring, and enjoying the outdoors. Escape the pace of the city, spend weekends in the country, or create a place to gather with family and friends. For buyers ready to put down roots, the acreage provides the space and flexibility to build a custom dream home surrounded by wide open views and acres of privacy. Create a homestead with room for livestock, gardens, and agricultural production, or enjoy the land as a recreational escape with weekends around the ponds, beneath the mature trees, and in the quiet of the Texas countryside. Located within Baird ISD, the property provides access to I-20, nearby communities, and regional destinations. Use the land as a working ranch, hobby farm, homestead, recreational property, weekend retreat, or future custom homesite and create your own place in the Texas countryside.

Your weekend escape awaits on 125 acres of Texas ranch land with an agricultural exemption, combining productive land, pasture, two ponds, mature trees, two wells, and classic Texas ranch character. Full perimeter fencing surrounds the property, while a gated entrance and gravel driveway provide access to acreage suited for agricultural use, outdoor recreation, a future dream home, or weekend retreat. 85 acres of cultivated ground and improved pasture provide space for cattle, grazing, hay production, horses, or other pursuits. A lush 20 acre grove of mature trees stands out as one of the property's most distinctive features, while a vintage windmill adds authentic Texas character. Two ponds and two water wells provide natural water sources for livestock and wildlife. The corner location provides county road frontage on two sides, with more than 1,500 feet of road frontage on each side. Open pasture, cultivated acreage, mature tree cover, and ponds create a varied landscape for hunting, exploring, and enjoying the outdoors. Escape the pace of the city, spend weekends in the country, or create a place to gather with family and friends. For buyers ready to put down roots, the acreage provides the space and flexibility to build a custom dream home surrounded by wide open views and acres of privacy. Create a homestead with room for livestock, gardens, and agricultural production, or enjoy the land as a recreational escape with weekends around the ponds, beneath the mature trees, and in the quiet of the Texas countryside. Located within Baird ISD, the property provides access to I-20, nearby communities, and regional destinations. Use the land as a working ranch, hobby farm, homestead, recreational property, weekend retreat, or future custom homesite and create your own place in the Texas countryside.

County Road 162, Cisco

137 Cr, Cisco

Great hunting, cultivation, and home site or retreat property South of Cisco with both sides of the South Fork Leon River. Good hunting for deer and other native wildlife thanks to the prime travel corridor of the River bottom. Towering hardwoods and fertile bottom land on the South and East side providing a sanctuary for resident wildlife and a nice escape for you and your family for many years to come. One nice, permanent stock tank with great catch that has recently been improved. Another tank build going in now near homesite by County Road 137. Approx. 13 acres in cultivation on the West side. Cisco school district, nice rural surrounding, and great spot to build a house on now or later. More properties available to suit your preferences, each with a Westbound water meter provided by Seller.

Great hunting, cultivation, and home site or retreat property South of Cisco with both sides of the South Fork Leon River. Good hunting for deer and other native wildlife thanks to the prime travel corridor of the River bottom. Towering hardwoods and fertile bottom land on the South and East side providing a sanctuary for resident wildlife and a nice escape for you and your family for many years to come. One nice, permanent stock tank with great catch that has recently been improved. Another tank build going in now near homesite by County Road 137. Approx. 13 acres in cultivation on the West side. Cisco school district, nice rural surrounding, and great spot to build a house on now or later. More properties available to suit your preferences, each with a Westbound water meter provided by Seller.

137 Cr, Cisco

Tbd County Road 144, Cisco

Located just south of Cisco in the sought-after Cross Timbers region, Williams Ranch offers 171 acres of diverse terrain with hardwood timber, productive pasture, abundant wildlife, and excellent water resources. Conveniently situated less than 10 minutes from I-20, the property provides easy access to Dallas-Fort Worth, Abilene, and Midland. The ranch features heavily wooded areas with mature hardwoods and mesquite, approximately 30 acres of productive coastal Bermuda pasture, and rolling topography with more than 60 feet of elevation change offering scenic views and multiple homesite locations. The pasture has historically supported peanuts, hay production, and seasonal crops while also providing quality year-round grazing. Water is a standout feature with two spring-fed tanks that have remained reliable year-round, along with additional potential pond sites and strong groundwater availability for future wells. Electricity is already in place. OWNER WILL CONSIDER PERSONALLY FINANCING!! Untouched by hunting for more than a decade, the property supports abundant wildlife and outstanding hunting potential. The combination of timber, water, and open pasture creates ideal habitat for deer, dove, and other native game. Held by the same family since 1920, the ranch carries a rich agricultural history connected to W.B. Starr, namesake of the Starr Spanish Peanut developed at Texas A&M University. Surrounded by large, established family ranches, the property offers privacy, stability, and lasting rural character. Williams Ranch is a rare opportunity to own a legacy property suited for cattle, hunting, recreation, farming, or building a multi-generational ranch in one of Central Texas’ most desirable areas.

Located just south of Cisco in the sought-after Cross Timbers region, Williams Ranch offers 171 acres of diverse terrain with hardwood timber, productive pasture, abundant wildlife, and excellent water resources. Conveniently situated less than 10 minutes from I-20, the property provides easy access to Dallas-Fort Worth, Abilene, and Midland. The ranch features heavily wooded areas with mature hardwoods and mesquite, approximately 30 acres of productive coastal Bermuda pasture, and rolling topography with more than 60 feet of elevation change offering scenic views and multiple homesite locations. The pasture has historically supported peanuts, hay production, and seasonal crops while also providing quality year-round grazing. Water is a standout feature with two spring-fed tanks that have remained reliable year-round, along with additional potential pond sites and strong groundwater availability for future wells. Electricity is already in place. OWNER WILL CONSIDER PERSONALLY FINANCING!! Untouched by hunting for more than a decade, the property supports abundant wildlife and outstanding hunting potential. The combination of timber, water, and open pasture creates ideal habitat for deer, dove, and other native game. Held by the same family since 1920, the ranch carries a rich agricultural history connected to W.B. Starr, namesake of the Starr Spanish Peanut developed at Texas A&M University. Surrounded by large, established family ranches, the property offers privacy, stability, and lasting rural character. Williams Ranch is a rare opportunity to own a legacy property suited for cattle, hunting, recreation, farming, or building a multi-generational ranch in one of Central Texas’ most desirable areas.

Tbd County Road 144, Cisco

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