Improvements include cattle pens with electricity located along FM 649, as well as an additional electric drop at the corner of FM 649 and FM 2686. The property is low fenced and divided into seven pastures to aid in livestock management. A barn with a dirt floor provides basic storage or livestock shelter. A few blinds and feeders are in place and will convey with the property. Overhead distribution power runs through the property, with access available at each corner.

Location

The ranch is located at the intersection of FM 649 and FM 2686 in Starr County, Texas. It benefits from FM road frontage on two sides, providing excellent access and visibility. There is a 30' easement along the east side of the property.

Terrain/Habitat

The land consists primarily of gently rolling pastureland with Buffel grass throughout, making it well suited for grazing. Approximately 240-260 acres have been root plowed, enhancing grass growth and pasture productivity.

Wildlife

Whitetail deer, turkey, dove, quail, javelina.

Water

Water is well distributed across the ranch with two water wells and five earthen tanks, all of which have pipes running to them. This setup provides reliable water access across multiple pastures.

Summary

This 508-acre Starr County ranch offers strong fundamentals for a working cattle operation or recreational ranch, including excellent road access, electricity, water distribution, and productive pastureland. With no active leases, low fencing, and functional improvements already in place, the property provides a clean slate for a buyer seeking a versatile South Texas ranch.