264.36 Acres in Brownwood, TX - $1,490,000
264.36 acres Brown County. Sold! Closed 3-25-24!
10500 CR 131, Brownwood, TX 76801
Total price: $1,490,000.
Property includes Indian Mountain with a 1,600 ft. peak.
150 ft. of elevation changes.
Rolling terrain with outstanding views.
Amazing rock formations around Indian Mountain.
Heavy cover throughout property.
This property is much thicker in brush than what the aerial photo indicates.
5 Acre food plot centrally located.
Post Oak, Black-Jack Oak, Liveoak, Mesquite, Elm, Hackberry, Spanish Oak, and a few Cedar Trees.
Excellent Hunting: Deer, Hogs, Turkey, Duck, and Dove. Some Quail.
This area is known for large deer with good genetics.
Property has not been hunted in several years.
5 Ponds. 4 ponds have fish and don't go dry.
4,050 sq. ft. 3-sided equipment storage shed (45 ft. by 90 ft.).
Good fencing and cross fencing (for rotational grazing).
Good set of cattle worki...
Good set of cattle working pens.
55 acres of improved grasses (Coastal Bermuda and Klein Grass).
The improved grass fields are long and narrow and offer excellent shooting lanes.
Good Road System throughout Ranch.
Electricity on ranch. Brookesmith water is available at the road.
3 producing oil wells along the south fence line. Royalty interest conveys. Income producing property.
This property has been in the same family since 1963.
Conveniently located 12 miles Northwest of Brownwood, 3 miles West of Lake Brownwood, and 8.5 miles North of Bangs.
Chris Roland - Broker
Ranch and Hunting Land Realty, LLC
325-647-7889
(Buyer's Agents Welcome, but Must Accompany Client From Initial Showing Forward and bring appropriate equipment to show the property 4 wheel drive vehicles / UTV.)
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