The Nasworthy Ranch is 1500 acres of native pasture located north of E.V. Spence Reservoir. The ranch has substantial frontage along Colorado River Road and is irregular in shape. The franch is rolling to extremely rough and tops out on Meadow Mountain. The west pasture is sandy shinnery country and the east part is mesquite pasture land that is rolling to somewhat rough topographically. Panther Draw bisects the middle of the ranch north/south. The ranch has one water well with sub pump and two large surface tanks.
Improvements consist of a 30' by 40' metal barn that has been partially closed in as a hunter's cabin with two rooms, kitchen and bath. There is also an open front metal livestock shed, and steel livestock working pens.
Hunting is good for whitetail deer, turkey, quail and dove in season.
The owner has no mineral or royalty interest and the property is offered surface esta...
The owner has no mineral or royalty interest and the property is offered surface estate only. There are approximately three active oil production sites, high pressure pipeline, and the Jaminison Pumping station on the subject acreage.
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Research Parcel Information8.5 miles northwest of Robert Lee on SH 208, then west 2.5 miles on Exxon Road, then west on Colorado River Road for 2 miles. Property starts at the gate to the Jamison Gas Plant and fronts Colorado River Road for 2 miles or more on the right (north and west) side. Property adjoins a portion of the CRMWD acquisition line of the north side of E.V. Spence Reservoir on the Colorado River.