458 Acres in Barksdale, TX - $4,500,000
450+- acres
JSB Ranch
Located just east of Barksdale Texas, this incredible Nueces River Ranch is truly a unique Hill Country gem and a very rare find in today's ranch market. The ranch is just a short drive from Hwy 55 with access provided partly by paved county road.
This awesome ranch offers almost a mile of beautiful live water. Approximately 3400 feet of beautiful Nueces River with multiple deep crystal clear pools, beautiful waterfalls and rapids provide the owners with unlimited recreational activities including fishing, tubing, swimming and kayaking. The ranch also offers 1400+- feet of a unique spring fed creek that offers multiple deep fishing pools with large catfish, perch and bass.
The extremely usable ranch gently slopes from the Nueces River bottom to the foothills of the valley to the east, offering countless building sites with incredible views...
The extremely usable ranch gently slopes from the Nueces River bottom to the foothills of the valley to the east, offering countless building sites with incredible views for miles of the surrounding valley. An excellent road system provides easy access to all areas of the ranch and the multiple feeding and hunting stations throughout the property. The ranch is loaded with game with native whitetail, hogs, a variety of exotics and numerous predators. Along the creek and river there are litterly hundreds of wild Turkey and herds of beautiful Axis deer.
As typical in the Nueces valley, the first plane above the river is like a Forrest with large groves of huge Pecan, Cedar Elm, Sawtooth, Chickapin and Live Oaks. Nestled among these ancient trees are the remnants of a historic Indian campground area with several huge practically undisturbed Indian mounds.
Just as you enter the property the ranch offers a small cabin, electricity, phone service and an excellent water well. The ranch is low fenced, ag exempt, has large neighbors and is very private.
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