174 Acres in Quanah, TX - $260,130
174 acres in Hardeman County ~ Andrew Pennington Listing Agent
Call the Listing Agent, Andrew Pennington at 940-838-8112 for more information or to schedule a showing.
Location:
Located in Hardeman County, just 6 miles south of Quanah on Powell Road, less than 3 hours northwest of the DFW Metroplex and 2 hours from Lubbock or Amarillo.
Terrain:
The Thompson Ranch is a versatile ranching and hunting property. It offers a blend of cultivated fields, thick mesquite, and scattered cedar pastures. The southern section features 71 acres of flat, well-drained soil ideal for winter crops, while the northern section has rolling terrain with a hackberry-lined creek, providing excellent cover for wildlife. This area is prime hunting land for whitetail deer, wild hogs, and the occasional mule deer from the nearby Pease River breaks. The ranch has well-maintained perimeter and interior fencing, cross-divided pastures for rotational grazing, and a pipe-gated ma...
The Thompson Ranch is a versatile ranching and hunting property. It offers a blend of cultivated fields, thick mesquite, and scattered cedar pastures. The southern section features 71 acres of flat, well-drained soil ideal for winter crops, while the northern section has rolling terrain with a hackberry-lined creek, providing excellent cover for wildlife. This area is prime hunting land for whitetail deer, wild hogs, and the occasional mule deer from the nearby Pease River breaks. The ranch has well-maintained perimeter and interior fencing, cross-divided pastures for rotational grazing, and a pipe-gated main entrance. Two entrances on Powell Road provide access to different parts of the property. The ranch also has excellent groundwater, with an active solar well and trough located in the southwest corner. Additionally, Copper Breaks State Park is just 15 miles away, offering various recreational activities. The Thompson Ranch is an ideal North Texas property for ranching, hunting, and cultivating crops.
Improvements:
Good perimeter and interior fencing, approximately 71 acres of cultivation, one active solar water well with a trough, and Powell Road frontage.
Wildlife:
Whitetail deer, quail, dove, and wild hogs.
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