Site: The land is rolling hills with views. The soils consist of Latium Clay with 5-15 percent slopes, and Frelsburg Clay with 3-5, 1-3, and 5-8 percent slopes. There is a wet weather creek that runs through the property (where the lake could be built) called Criswell Creek. Criswell Creek runs into Williams Creek 2.5 miles east of the property which eventually branches into the Colorado River near Mullins Prairie.

Improvements: There is a 7 bedroom original homestead farm house. This is where the current heirs of the property were raised picking cotton, corn, milo, and canning pickles living the farm life. They also had a Grade A dairy. The house is 3088 sq. ft. with 2 kitchens/ 2 bathrooms. The property is ag exempt, 100% fenced and some cross fencing. There are 2 ponds, and the wet weather creek.

Uses: Currently the property is used for cattle grazing, hay production, and a family member lives in the original farm house.

Mineral Estate: The minerals are in current production in an oil well not on site. A negotiated percentage of the minerals will convey with a full price offer.

Tracts in this area of this size and this much road frontage, with the potential to have a nice sized man-made lake, do not come along often. Call us today for a private showing.

See our aerial video as well as our interactive map for more details on this spectacular Fayette County Property.