240.67 Acres in Anderson, TX - $2,200,000
Resting in the foothills of Anderson, Texas and next to the historic Fanthorp Inn, this 240-acre offering dates back multiple generations to the original land grants. Utilized for cattle ranching and native game, the property provides an unspoiled opportunity with a variety of landscapes. The upper ranch begins where Main Street ends and sits at 330 in elevation providing long-distance views while overlooking the ranch. Nebletts and Holland Creek traverse the center of the property at 270 in elevation with elevations rising back up to a beautiful hilltop at 310 near the back section of the ranch. Incredible native pecan groves inhabit the lower grounds surrounding the creeks while also dotting the higher elevations. The current cattle lease runs with the east neighbor leaving some boundaries unfenced. Equipment barn and working pens are located near the entrance of the property. This is...
Resting in the foothills of Anderson, Texas and next to the historic Fanthorp Inn, this 240-acre offering dates back multiple generations to the original land grants. Utilized for cattle ranching and native game, the property provides an unspoiled opportunity with a variety of landscapes. The upper ranch begins where Main Street ends and sits at 330 in elevation providing long-distance views while overlooking the ranch. Nebletts and Holland Creek traverse the center of the property at 270 in elevation with elevations rising back up to a beautiful hilltop at 310 near the back section of the ranch. Incredible native pecan groves inhabit the lower grounds surrounding the creeks while also dotting the higher elevations. The current cattle lease runs with the east neighbor leaving some boundaries unfenced. Equipment barn and working pens are located near the entrance of the property. This is an opportunity to own a slice of Texas rich in history and removed from the fast pace lifestyle while only an hour from Houston. Andersons scaled-down footprint today may be considered one of its best attractions quiet, historic and set in the rural hills of southeast Texas. ~ Historical Commission
Directions
In Anderson take Main St south to the property entrance on the left.
