Phenomenal views and hunting in the North Texas Hill Country!
The ultimate weekend retreat is available! 69.52 +/- acres in the Marysville community near the Red River in Cooke County. This area is long known for it's beauty and wildlife. HUGE whitetail deer, plentiful Rio Grande turkey, hogs, coyotes, bobcats, and much more call this area home. Nearly 200' of elevation change throughout the property. Tall hills and deep, wooded valleys stretch across the ranch. 100% of the mineral rights will convey with acceptable offer.
Watch wildlife such as Painted Bunting, albino raccoon, and deer right on your own patio.
There are two main buildings on the property - the house is a two story brick / Harde-Board 3168 sq. ft house built in 1994 with extensive windows to take in the beauty of the area. An upper balcony gives an even better view! 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms house is located in the Muenster School District. The 3 car carport also houses the e...
There are two main buildings on the property - the house is a two story brick / Harde-Board 3168 sq. ft house built in 1994 with extensive windows to take in the beauty of the area. An upper balcony gives an even better view! 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms house is located in the Muenster School District. The 3 car carport also houses the entrance to the underground storm cellar.
The second structure has a large shop area (1600 sf) with a massive gas heater and two exhaust fans for year round comfort. Inside is a two story apartment / office area with 1216 square feet down stairs, and the same upstairs. Central HVAC, two kitchenettes (one up and one down) with huge windows to take in the views. This building also has a large upper balcony.
Additionally, there is an equipment barn for storage.
LOCATION: Cooke County, TX 4 miles west of Moss Lake, 4 miles south of the Red River, 52 miles from DFW airport.
WATER: Water well in the Trinity aquafer
UTILITIES: Propane, electric, septic, water.
WILDIFE: Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, hogs.
MINERALS: There is no production on the property. Mineral rights are available with acceptable offer.
VEGETATION: White oak, red oak, hickory, pecan, walnut, cedar, elm and other native trees for the area.
TERRAIN: 830 to 960' elevation. Wonderful views.
SOILS: Bolar-Aledo complex, Bolar clay loam, and Windthorst / Duffau soils are prevalent on the property.
TAXES: 2020 taxes are $4,692.57. It is in 1-d-1 agricultural exemption.
IMPROVEMENTS: Home, shop with office and apartment.
HOME: 3168 sq. ft. house built in 1994 with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Massive windows to take in the tremendous views. Second story balcony. Large utility / mud room.
Chair lift on the stairs. 3 car carport with underground storm cellar.
SHOP: Could easily be a second home! 1600 square feet of shop space with roll up door, and a huge overhead gas heater. Inside is 1216 square feet with central heat and air
conditioning, a full bathroom, and a wall of windows overlooking the bluff. Upstairs is an open space, a half bath, and a kitchenette.
CURRENT USE: Cattle, single family residential use.
POTENTIAL USE: Excellent mixed use property for weekend or residential use.
NEIGHBORS: Large neighbors on all sides
FENCING: Fencing is poor along the road. Fair on the north, and new on the east.
EASEMENTS: Local electric easement along road.
LEASES: None
SHOWINGS: Buyers agent, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at initial showing of the property listing to the prospective real estate buyer in order to participate in real estate commission. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of listing agent. Listing agent will be present at all showings. Please allow at least 24 hours notice when possible.
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