Pozo, tanque de aguas residuales, Servicios públicos Servicios públicos:

Eléctrica Sistema de calefacción:

Eléctrica Sistema de refrigeración:

Subdividido, Tanque/Estanque, Pastura Descripción del lote:

Alambre de púa Cerca:

Mas de 100 acres Área del lote:

Arcilla, Negro, Pedregoso/Esquisto, Arcilla arenosa Tipo de suelo:

428.00 Área de pasto (acres):

1 Numero de pozos:

Bryson ISD Distrito escolar:

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The Cross Timbers 428 is a real stunner located in the Cross Timbers region of Texas. This is a transition zone which creates many benefits for hunting and recreation, due to the diverse habitats and abundant wildlife it supports. Transition zones, often called edges, are areas where two different ecosystems meet, creating diverse habitats and resources that attract a wide variety of wildlife. This ranch is complete with a small 2 bed 1 bath tiny home with everything you could want when you go to the ranch with friends and family! This one is located just over an hour from the metroplex so you can pop over after work to blow off some steam and relax. This is a pretty special ranch and it is priced to move! The Cross Timbers 428 consists of approximately 428 acres and is all in native and improved pastures. The north end of ranch has a heavy cover of Oaks - mostly Blackjack and Post Oak. As you head east and south, the ranch breaks off into rolling Mesquite pasture with some areas of pretty thick Hackberry trees and bull mesquites. The cover and habitat is absolutely gorgeous with incredible views that do not disappoint! As mentioned before, the ranch lies in a transition zone which creates beauty and very high quality cover and bountiful groceries for livestock and wildlife! Hunting in Jack and Young counties is known to be very good, producing lots of high quality game. The transition zones always seem to provide bountiful habitat for wildlife and a veritable buffet for the animals to flourish. This area supports a healthy population of white-tail deer, Bobwhite quail, Rio Grande turkeys and of course feral hogs. The southern end is a little more open and will make for a lot of fun calling varmints! The ranch also has several surface tanks that will be great for fishing during the warmer months. Give us a call to schedule your private showing! Oh... and bring your fishing pole!