This Goliad County ranch is home to some of the largest and oldest oak trees you will find anywhere. Bisected by Manahuilla Creek, it also boasts 4 lakes of 11, 7, 3, and 2 acres when full to capacity. The largest near the headquarters is stocked with bass and can be supplemented with a 15 gpm well.
Native wildlife thrives on this low fenced ranch including whitetail deer, dove and turkey to name a few. There is paved county road frontage and an all weather caliche road leading to the headquarters. There you will find 2 quaint two-bedroom homes and a 40'x80' barn. Looking out past the yard is an old pecan orchard that still has large number of trees, and land where a former owner grew and took produce to local markets.
The gently rolling terrain varies from open grass pastures filled with wildflowers, dove weed, and scattered oak motts, to thicker pockets of brush and wooded fores...
The gently rolling terrain varies from open grass pastures filled with wildflowers, dove weed, and scattered oak motts, to thicker pockets of brush and wooded forest. There are 4 water wells on the property, 3 of which are equipped with submersible pumps, and electricity is available throughout. There is a good set of working cattle pens, and the ranch is cross-fenced into ~8 pastures, with 3 small paddocks from 1-3 acres by headquarters.
Surface only sale; no minerals are owned and no activity present on the ranch.
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From Goliad: Take US 183 / 77A North, then West on TX 119 to the town of Weesatche. Go west on FM 884 for 3.4 miles, then a slight right on Diebel Rd for 1 mile to the ranch.
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Buyer's Brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on the first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Mark Hubbard Ranch Properties.
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