$1,280,265

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.

$3,500,000

Property is two contiguous tracts identified as parcels 11214 and 11217 on the Eastland County Appraisal District's tax roll. 11217 has 1,092 feet of interstate frontage road frontage behind Exit 330 and is 22.28 acres by survey. 11214 is a platted 1.38 acres that is adjacent to Highway 206 and provides alternate access to the front 22.28 acres. The West edge of the property is a wet weather marsh area for drainage to and under the interstate highway. There are non-compete deed restrictions relating to the Stripes which is a commonly owned property. This property is located between Interstate 20 and Highway 206. Property appraised late 2014 by Atwood Valuations. WILL SUBDIVIDE. FRONTAGE PADS CAN BE LONG TERM NET GROUND LEASED. Property is two contiguous tracts identified as parcels 11214 and 11217 on the Eastland County Appraisal District's tax roll. 11217 has 1,092 feet of interstate frontage road frontage behind Exit 330 and is 22.28 acres by survey. 11214 is a platted 1.38 acres that is adjacent to Highway 206 and provides alternate access to the front 22.28 acres. The West edge of the property is a wet weather marsh area for drainage to and under the interstate highway. There are non-compete deed restrictions relating to the Stripes which is a commonly owned property. This property is located between Interstate 20 and Highway 206. Property appraised late 2014 by Atwood Valuations. WILL SUBDIVIDE. FRONTAGE PADS CAN BE LONG TERM NET GROUND LEASED.