The ranch is thoughtfully improved with infrastructure that supports livestock, recreation, and ranch operations, including:

Multiple livestock sheds

Large pole barn for equipment storage

Fully enclosed work barn for ranch projects

Aviary for chickens or other fowl

Goat-proof perimeter and cross fencing

Buried freight container serving as a storm shelter

Reliable water well with lines distributed throughout the ranch

Land, Water & Wildlife

This property is truly a land of characterheavily wooded with a variety of hardwoods, dramatic elevation changes, and open meadows that create a ranch landscape far larger in feel than its acreage suggests. Numerous dirt and rock roads thread through the property, opening access to every corner.

A crystal-clear, year-round tankstocked with large bass (up to ~9 lbs.) and perch and equipped with an aeratorprovides a stunning focal point as well as dependable water for wildlife and livestock.

The ranch is a haven for wildlife, offering exceptional hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, dove, ducks, hogs, and varmints. A 100-yard rifle range further enhances its hunting amenities.

Historic Features

Adding uniqueness and undeniable charm, portions of the historic Weatherford, Mineral Wells & Northwestern Railway once traversed this ranch. Remnants of the old railroad and the impressive rock bridge built in 1907 still stand as landmarks, providing both character and a tangible connection to Texas’ early boomtown history.

Location

Situated in one of the most beautiful and desirable areas of Palo Pinto County, the ranch is surrounded by well-kept neighboring properties. Its proximity to DFW, Mineral Wells, and Weatherford offers unmatched convenience while still delivering the privacy, quiet, and natural beauty that ranch buyers seek.