Nowlin Ranch | 883± Acres | Comanche County, Texas
Nowlin Ranch encompasses 883± acres near De Leon in Comanche County, offering an impressive combination of productive ranch country, live creek frontage, elevation, mature timber, and excellent wildlife habitat.
Copperas Creek is a defining feature of the ranch, winding through mature pecan and post oak country and creating an attractive natural corridor for Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and other native wildlife. Ten dirt tanks are positioned across the property, providing additional water sources for livestock and wildlife.
The ranch offers a strong agricultural component with lush native grasses, established Bermuda well suited for grazing or hay production, and areas of tillable sandy loam soil. The combination provides flexibility for cattle operations, hay production, farming, or a mix of uses.
Approximately 100 feet of elevation ...
Approximately 100 feet of elevation change gives the property exceptional character. Higher points provide dramatic views across the ranch and surrounding Comanche County countryside, while the lower creek country offers mature tree cover and a completely different feel.
The diversity is what separates Nowlin Ranch from many properties of this size. Open grazing country transitions into rolling terrain, productive fields, wooded creek bottoms, mature pecan groves, and elevated building sites with commanding views.
Whether the goal is a working cattle ranch, hunting and recreational property, or a substantial landholding to improve and enjoy for generations, Nowlin Ranch offers the acreage, water, productivity, and natural beauty to accommodate it.
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