602.56 Acres in Goldsboro, TX - $1,081,595
The Elledge 84 Ranch
You want a Ranch? This property has it all! Large Live Oaks, Post Oaks, Cultivation, Open grassland, surface water, rural water, minerals, good road access and every kind of wildlife in the County!
Location: Outstanding location just S of Goldsboro in Coleman County with road frontage on CR 431 on both the W and S side. (32.025814, -99.668345)
Acres: 603.08 acres with a current Survey, the tract consist of approximately 191.30 +/- acres in Farmland and 411.43 +/- acres in Native Grassland with large clusters of Live Oak, Large post Oaks on the S side of the Ranch and a small amount of Cedar scattered about.
Topography: Jim Ned Peak can be found on the S end of the Ranch as well as rolling grasslands on the N end.
Rainfall and Elevation: The elevation is roughly around 2000 above sea level to Jim Ned Peak at approximately 2,050+/- feet above sea level. Coleman County averages about 27...
Rainfall and Elevation: The elevation is roughly around 2000 above sea level to Jim Ned Peak at approximately 2,050+/- feet above sea level. Coleman County averages about 27 annually with the total precipitation being 28.74 inches.
Water: A small wet weather creek crossing the N end of the Ranch, and 4 earth tanks scattered through the Ranch In conjunction, with Coleman County Rural Water Supply.
Utilities: Coleman County Rural Water on CR 431 on both the W and S side(s) as well as electricity.
Cover: The Ranch is covered in Native Grassland which has not been grazed in well over a year. Large Live Oaks cover the ranch as well as Elms, Post Oaks, some Mesquites and very few Cedar trees.
Fences: Fenced and cross-fenced, They are mostly in good condition, however, the S end may need some work.
Hunting and Wildlife: You name it, its got it! This Ranch has white-tail deer, Rio Grande turkey, wild hogs, bob-white quail and a large dove population, not to mention all the usual varmints that roam this part of the country!
Minerals & Royalties: Minerals and Royalties are available.
Reasonably priced at $1,795.00 per acre, which would make it one of the cheapest in the County and DEFINITELY worth looking at!
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