362.63 Acres in Granbury, TX

Treaty Oaks Ranch

Location: The property is located in a desirable area 10 miles south of downtown Granbury, Texas, along the banks of the Brazos River near the west entrance to Pecan Plantation. Approximately 1 hour southwest of Ft. Worth and 1-1/2 hours southwest of Dallas.

Directions: From Ft. Worth take US-377 south to Granbury and the intersection of TX-144. Go south on TX-144 toward Glen Rose, for 5.2 miles to an intersection with the Mambrino Highway (aka F.M . 3210) . Turn left and proceed 4.5 miles along the Mambrino Highway to the gated entrance on the right. From Dallas take US-67 south to Glen Rose and the intersection of TX-144. Go north on TX-144 toward Granbury, for 8.4 miles to an intersection with the Mambrino Highway. Turn right and proceed 4.5 miles along the Mambrino Highway to the gated entrance on the right.

Description: The Treaty Oaks Ranch offers a tremendous development opportunity...

Description: The Treaty Oaks Ranch offers a tremendous development opportunity just south of Lake Granbury across wooded rolling terrain, with big views, hills, valleys, spring-fed and seasonal creeks, abundant wildlife, Brazos River frontage, and close proximity to historic Granbury and Glen Rose. The area is home to great restaurants, shopping, numerous golf courses, community events, Lake Granbury, and Squaw Creek Reservoir. Some engineering and utilities are already in place for subdividing the east 200+/- acres of the property into a 77 lot ranchette sub-division, with lots ranging in size from 1.2 to over 5 acres. The property has the potential to gain greater lot density with the sewer and water facilities serving the site and further expanding lots on the additional land to the west. The utilities supplied to the site allow for a variation of densities and product types to meet the needs of various ranges of home prices and demand for the area. Seller has a new survey and title work in hand.

Highway Frontage & Access: The east boundary of the the ranch fronts along the Mambrino Highway (aka FM 3210) for approximately 1,070'with one gated entrance currently in place. In addition to the Mambrino Highway frontage, the property also offers three additional points of access with two leading to Hermosa Hills Court and a third to the Hayworth Highway (aka FM 2425) by way of a 50' wide deeded easement from the southwest corner of the property.

Utilities:

Water - Acton Municipal Utilities District (AMUD) CCN No. 12971

Electric - United Cooperative Services Inc.

Sewer - Existing on-site sewer facility in place operated by Aqua America and is expandable up to approximately 600 homes.

Flood Plain: According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Flood Insurance Rate Map for Hood County, panel no. 48221C0350D, effective date, August 16, 2012, only a tiny portion of the property along the lower river bank lies within Zone AE (Area subject to inundation by the 1% annual-chance flood event). See survey for more details.

Terrain: Ranging in elevations from 620'+/- along the bank of the Brazos River to 775'+/- atop a plateau on the north portion of the property, Treaty Oaks provides approximately 155' of scenic rolling elevation change. Large live oaks are scattered throughout along with elm, red oak, cottonwood, hackberry, mesquite, and cedar.

Surface Water: The property has approximately 740' of high banked Brazos River frontage along the southeast with big views, spring fed and seasonal creeks meandering through, and a nice constant level 1.25+/- acre spring-fed pond.

Wildlife: This undisturbed acreage is practically a refuge for wildlife and is home to whitetail deer, turkey, hog, varmint, song birds, and more.

Easements: Multiple electric transmission line, pipeline, and waterline easements cross the property. See survey for more details.

Minerals: There is production on the property with one operating well site. No minerals are being offered with the sale, however, the owner would consider providing a surface waiver on the remainder of the property.

Rock Quarry: A portion of the property was once utilized as a rock quarry and continues to have income potential.

School District: The property is in the Granbury Independent School District with Mambrino Elementary less than a 1/4 mile just up the road.

Taxes: 324.37 acres of the property is ag-exempt and annual property taxes are believed to be around $2,800 per year. The northerly most 38.26 acres does not have a current ag or wildlife exemption and annual property taxes are believed to be around $4,800 per year.

Contact:

Bret Polk, Agent

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