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Welcome to the Bonnieview Ranch! Historically known for it's exceptional big game hunting, working cattle ranch and recreational opportunities. This sprawling ranch consists of 18,754 deeded acres with approx. 7,200 acres in forest/BLM grazing allotments, 646 acres of water rights plus 224 supplemental. Meandering through the property is the Crooked River, creeks and springs/ponds dot the vast ranch providing ample year round water for livestock & wildlife. This immense ranch consists of 3 homes, 2 cabins, bunk house, vet building w/apartment, 2 picturesque barns-one with an animal processing facility & walk in cooler, equipment storage buildings, stock scale, rock pits, too much to list! The main house sits above headquarters with spectacular views. Custom built 4bed/3bath, chef's kitchen, large office, honeymoon suite & more. A rare opportunity to own a thriving ranch that captures the essence of Central Oregon's western lifestyle. Fly in/out of RDM only 1 hour away.

Discover the beauty of this large farm with fifty (50+)acres of gently rolling hills embraced by a gorgous carroll county setting. A rare opportuity to own your very own retreat with all the best of country living! The glisten of the the very large pond draws your attention just seconds onto the the driveway with multitude of colors, wildlife, wooded areas, open tilliable acres and lots of space. A two-story farmhouse is in need of love to bring her back to her original state. Many features to work with include a large sunroom literally overlooking your pond and sprawling acres, all your own. The super size bank barn completes the look and feel with impressive large beams and is in good shape with a metal roof, below offers stone foundation & several stalls with their own entry. This is a rare chance to rebuild or imagine your very own new build of your dream home in a classic and peaceful location. Just minutes to PA line and only 15mintues to 795 or Black Rock Rd towards Hunt Valley. Come and enjoy this small town with much to offer!

Totaling 77 acres, and nestled just off the Snake River, this property is one of a kind. Undeveloped prime habitat shelters the property as the elevation drops into the irrigated prime river basin. The water rights are bountiful with Banbury Pipe Company water shares, a rare portion of which are dedicated for domestic use, a cold well, and two geothermal hot water wells on site. The property features a 7,627 square foot residence, five greenhouses, a newly built washback center, a two-story shop, additional employee residences, and agricultural sized equipment shops. The main residence, hard-shell yurt, and willow cabin are complemented by exterior natural hot spring pools and multiple ponds. Upland game can be found on the property and development for waterfowl is possible on site. The primary residence settles into the bench of the acreage surrounded by various ponds. The serenity of the landscaped back yard is complemented by an exterior geothermal pool. The main level of the house was remodeled in 2022 featuring new cabinets, a large living room, first level master bedroom with walk in closets and a covered patio. Powered by solar PV and geothermal water the moon yurt blends seamlessly into its surroundings. A plunge pool steps outside the multiple glass doors makes this simply a unique build. The moon yurt is nestled lower on the property near the western edge. The property has a total of 5 greenhouses and is permitted for 6 more. The newly built Washback Facility provides infrastructure to wash, pack and store goods grown on site. The two story shop located behind washback facility provides further storage space and shop space to work the property. Two agricultural barns for general use are located in between the main house and residence. The artesian geothermal well servicing main residence heat and recreational use is located inside Ag barn 1. Two additional cabins can be found on site. The Willow Cabin, built in 1976, features an external pool and ponds. The Willow Cabin is two story structure featuring 3 beds, an office, 1.5 baths, and a 780 sf attached garage. The Sticks and Stones cabin is zoned for employee housing, and constructed in 2024 featuring radiant floor heating. Parcel Information (per Twin Falls County Accessor) 4799 River Road A • Parcel #: RP08S14E327800A • 71.54 Acres • Property Taxes 2024 : $10,171.76 • Land use – 110 Agri Home Site land 1001 Single Family Residential • Zoning – A , Agricultural • 1 – IRRGTD AG – 17.53 AC • 3 – DRY AGR – 9.381 AC • 10 Rural Home site 1.02 AC • 10 Rural Home site 1. 00 AC 4799 River Road B • Parcel #: RPO8S14E327805A • 5.52 Acres • Property Taxes 2024 : $3,143.46 • Land Use – 1010 Irrigated Crop Land/1001 Single Family Residential • Zoning A – Agricultural Water Rights (per IDWR) • Banbury Pipe Company 35 acre shares • Very rare shares for domestic use • Parcel A – IDWR Water Right #4717719 (hot water) • Parcel A – Domestic Cold Water Well • Parcel B – IDWR Water Right #477689 (hot water) • Geothermal hot water wells are Artesian

Secluded at Salado's western edge, this lakeside property is a hunting, fishing and ranching paradise. Overlooking the shimmering waters of Stillhouse Hollow Lake, this extraordinary 34-acre property is far more than a home, it is a rare and storied piece of Texas heritage. Built in the 1960s and overlooking what was once the Lampasas River, this land carries the legacy of the historic Chisholm Trail, where cattle drives once carved their path through the heart of the state. The rustic 2-bedroom, 1-bath residence, used as a weekend getaway and cattle ranch, offers a quiet, unassuming retreat, allowing the land itself to take center stage. From its vantage point, the property captures sweeping views of the lake, now a premier fishing destination, while preserving the sense of seclusion and privacy that makes it feel worlds away. What makes this offering truly exceptional is its provenance. This acreage sits on what was once the original road descending to the river along the Chisholm Trail, placing you in direct connection with one of the most iconic chapters of Texas history. Opportunities to own land with this level of historical significance, natural beauty, and uninterrupted acreage are exceedingly rare. The cattle still graze. The deer and turkey still play on this agricultural exempt and fenced land. The land fans out as it backs to Stillhouse Hollow Lake, affording direct access to more than 2,000 acres of public shoreline to explore. Renowned for its clear waters and fabulous fishing, the Army Corps of Engineers-managed lake is your neighbor and your imagination is your only limit. Salado's historic Main Street and golf course are minutes away. Whether you envision a private escape, a legacy ranch, or an investment in a one-of-a-kind setting, this property stands as a trophy holding, where history, landscape, and solitude converge. Own a piece of the trail. Own a piece of Texas.

The most significant offering of Albemarle County acreage to reach the market in recent years—529.65 acres with sweeping Blue Ridge Mountain views, over 12 acres of open water across multiple ponds and a lake, and a setting of scale and possibility rarely found this close to Charlottesville. The property includes two residences and is served by multiple entrances along Earlysville Road, providing flexibility for future use. Open pastures, wooded acreage, and expansive water features combine to create a landscape equally suited for farming, recreation, or a private estate of exceptional presence. Its location is unmatched—minutes to Route 29 North, NGIC, and the Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport, with quick access to UVA and downtown Charlottesville. A property that offers both privacy and proximity, ready to support the next generation of vision in northern Albemarle.

Experience the timeless allure of a 24-acre equestrian estate anchored by an extraordinary 1775 fieldstone home. Offering a picturesque and serene approach to this meticulously preserved property is a half-mile-long tree-lined driveway, unveiling a living piece of history blending 18th-century charm with modern amenities. Also available is a two-acre prime building lot at the front of the property that can be added to the full estate purchase for a total price of $2,975,000. At the heart of the estate stands the 8,500-square-foot home, proudly showcasing its original features--American plank Chestnut floors, hand-forged hinges, 1735 outdoor summer kitchen, five wood-burning fireplaces, and a slate roof complemented by all copper gutters and downspouts. With 5+ bedrooms and 4.5 vintage bathrooms featuring Moravian tile, the residence exudes character. The grand hall's crown molding and built-in bench seating, along with the splendid family room painted ceiling medallion, highlight the home's historic elegance. Sunlight dances through a mesmerizing sunroom with bay windows, offering stunning views of the property, while the dining room’s built-in cabinets and bay window enhance its warmth. A kitchen designed with practicality includes industrial-sized sinks, a walk-in pantry, and classic tiling. Ascending to the second floor, you'll find five spacious bedrooms, each with hardwood floors and breathtaking views. The third floor offers additional charm with a library, vaulted ceilings, and storage room with a cedar closet. The lower level, spanning the home’s footprint, holds a laundry area and provides endless opportunities for customization. The main house also includes robust 400-amp electrical service. Outdoors, a circular driveway leads to a 6-car garage with guest quarters above, featuring a fully equipped kitchen, 1.5 baths, and barn-style doors. The estate’s allure extends beyond the main house. A separate 18th-century fieldstone cottage has a terra cotta tile roof, perfect for guests seeking privacy, includes a bedroom, full bath, kitchen, and a sunroom. The summer kitchen and carriage house, also fieldstone, add to the estate's rich character, with the carriage house featuring a classic slate roof and additional historic charm. The sprawling grounds offer serene beauty with a meandering stream, pristine landscaping, a greenhouse, an outdoor kitchen, and an artist studio. Equestrian enthusiasts will revel in the magnificent bank barn, complete with nine horse stalls, a heated washroom, two tack rooms, and a caretaker’s quarters. The barn’s upper level offers versatile finished spaces, while indoor and outdoor riding arenas and multiple paddocks complete the equestrian amenities. This enchanting property, brimming with history and character, provides unmatched privacy while remaining a short drive from restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. Ideally situated near parks, the Reading Airport, and within reach of Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and New York, this estate is a rare gem waiting to continue its storied legacy. This property is subject to an agricultural conservation easement and is enrolled in the Clean & Green program. Come see this historic treasure for yourself and make it your own.

An extraordinary country estate! One of the premier properties of Elk Creek Farm, this magnificent 120+ acre retreat features two homes, barns and stables, a tranquil pond, rolling pastures, and breathtaking countryside views. Ideally located just minutes from historic New Hope and Doylestown—with their galleries, shops, and restaurants—and offering an easy commute to Philadelphia or New York, this estate combines privacy, beauty, and convenience. The casually elegant main house offers a gracious floor plan designed for both comfortable living and impressive entertaining. Four fireplaces provide warmth throughout, while a stunning four-season room spans the back of the home, showcasing panoramic vistas. A richly paneled den/office and a family room with Juliet balcony overlook the pond. Outdoor living shines with a bluestone patio featuring a built-in grill, meandering walkways, a lighted tennis court, and a heated in-ground pool. A charming circa 1890 guest home offers three bedrooms and delightful period details—perfect for guests or extended family. The property is a true turnkey farm, complete with a beautifully restored bank barn featuring stalls, hay storage, feed room, and equipment garages. An eight-stall horse barn—originally designed for racehorses—includes an air-conditioned office, powder room, and wash stall. Five additional Morton buildings, multiple run-in sheds, acres of fenced pastures with heated waters, and paved internal roadways complete this exceptional offering. Private, picturesque, and grand—this is a rare opportunity to own one of Bucks County’s most stunning country estates.

The Shurtleff Ranch presents a rare and truly exceptional ownership opportunity, seamlessly blending a rich history, valuable natural resources, and stunning beauty across an impressive expanse of 686 acres in the heart of Swan Valley, ID. This expansive ranch is adorned with lush pastures that are further complemented by exceptional senior water rights from Rainey Creek, a tributary to the South Fork of the Snake River. This ensures a reliable water supply suitable for a variety of agricultural and ranching endeavors. The rich, fertile soil and abundant landscape create an ideal environment for cattle grazing, making it a stable and lucrative investment for cattle ranchers who are in search of high-quality land that effectively meets their diverse needs. In addition to its numerous agricultural advantages, the Shurtleff Ranch is perfectly suited for a variety of recreational pursuits. The picturesque landscape enveloping the ranch provides a host of outdoor activities, including nearby fly fishing on the South Fork of the Snake, hunting, waterfowl, horseback riding, and snowmobiling, offering something for everyone. This unique property truly offers both ranch living and the excitement of engaging in outdoor adventures, making it a truly remarkable investment opportunity for those seeking a well-rounded property. Properties of this caliber in Swan Valley, Idaho, are seldom available on the market. Be sure to seize this extraordinary opportunity while you still can before it slips away.

Description: Tucked away in the heart of Texas’ scenic Post Oak Savannah, this remarkable 205-acre tract in Leon County offers the perfect blend of natural beauty, seclusion, and endless potential. Whether you’re dreaming of a private recreational getaway, future homestead, or long-term investment, this raw land is a true blank canvas ready for your vision. Water: Nestled among the hardwoods, the 2.5-acre lake is a peaceful centerpiece of the property—perfect for casting a line, watching wildlife, or enjoying a quiet moment by the water. With natural surroundings, located in a great runoff area it offers both beauty and functionality, making it a standout feature for recreation, relaxation, or future enhancement. Vegetation and Terrain: The landscape is a picturesque mix of gently rolling hills and level ground, offering a variety of scenic views and ideal build sites throughout the property. Towering post oaks and other mature hardwoods are scattered across the land, providing natural shade, character, and excellent habitat for wildlife. With well-drained soils and diverse elevation, the terrain lends itself perfectly to a wide range of uses—from recreational trails and food plots to future homesites or a working ranch setup. Wildlife: This property is a haven for wildlife, offering a thriving ecosystem that supports a diverse range of species. Whitetail deer are frequently spotted moving through the hardwoods, while the lake attracts migratory waterfowl during seasonal flyovers. Native songbirds add a peaceful soundtrack to the landscape, and the area is also home to feral hogs, coyotes, and other native predators. Whether you're a hunter, nature enthusiast, or simply enjoy the presence of wildlife, this land provides endless opportunities for observation, conservation, and recreation. Location: The ranch is located on FM 3 7± miles NW of Normangee, 43± miles N of College Station, 83± miles SE of Waco, 112± miles NW of Houston, 131± miles NE of Austin, 222± miles NE of San Antonio and 153± miles S of Dallas. Minerals: None.

This exceptional 287-acre farm presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity in Jefferson County. Comprised of three separate parcels, the property combines privacy, natural beauty, and convenience, with the Parklands just minutes away. The gently rolling topography features a blend of open fields and woodlands, offering the perfect setting for quiet country living, recreation, and/or multigenerational use. A large fishing lake plus a second small pond enhances the landscape, creating both beauty and outdoor enjoyment. Improvements include a well-maintained 3-bedroom stone house in good condition, a substantial outbuilding with 7,500 sq. feet, ideal for an event space or multi-use mechanical shop, and a third structurea three-car garage featuring a dramatic, light-filled loft with soaring wood beams, offering excellent potential for conversion into additional living space. With city water available on Old Heady Road, this property is as practical as it is unique. Whether envisioned as a private retreat, family compound, working farm, or recreational estate, this rare acreage offers unlimited possibilities.

Located just 3 miles to the Kentucky Horse Park and minutes to downtown, the stunning Hurricane Hall is now being offered for sale. Consisting of 381.9 acres and currently in 2 parcels, this magnificent Thoroughbred farm features a meticulously-restored circa 1780's, approx. 4,550 sf, all brick main residence which is on the National Register of Historic Places in Fayette County, Kentucky. The horse facilities consist of a main 20 stall barn with offices, 2 additional 20 stall barns, a stallion complex with 4 stalls and a breeding shed, a 1 mile, railed and uphill, european-style gallop, a covered jogging ring, 25 fenced paddocks / fields with auto-waterers and another office near the main house. Interior roads are tree-lined with massive Oaks adding to the incredible presence of this turn key farm! This property is not in the PDR program, giving the new owner flexibility to further subdivide per Fayette County regulations.

Description: Discover the untapped potential of this breathtaking 128-acre property located just 7 miles outside of Blanco, offering the perfect blend of seclusion, accessibility, and natural beauty. With valuable road frontage on Crabapple Road, this Hill Country gem features rolling topography and dramatic elevation changes that open up to sweeping long-distance views—ideal for a private retreat or future development. Whether you're looking to build a custom estate, establish a hunting or recreational getaway, or invest in land with strong upside potential, this property has it all. Native hardwoods, open pastures, a natural spring fed pond, and a variety of wildlife create a diverse and vibrant landscape that's both functional and picturesque. Utilities are nearby, and the location offers a rare balance of tranquility and convenience—just minutes from the heart of Blanco, and within easy reach of Fredericksburg, Johnson City, and the greater Austin-San Antonio corridor. Improvements: This property is void of any standing improvements and gives the new owner a blank canvas to do as they please. This property is unrestricted with utilities nearby. Land: These 128 acres has a touch of everything. Flat grasslands in the front with close to 100 feet of elevation change in the back for long distance views overlooking the scenic hill county. There is a spring fed pond that holds water year-round for wildlife to thrive and enjoy. Wildlife: The property supports a healthy and diverse population of native Hill Country wildlife. Whitetail deer, axis deer, homegrown turkey, dove, and wild hogs are frequently seen, offering excellent hunting opportunities. The natural mix of cover, water access, and open areas creates a thriving habitat that also attracts songbirds, foxes, and other native species—making it a great location for both hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. Note: There is one easement on the property, see broker for details. Taxes: Ag Exempt. Minerals: Negotiable. Location: Located 7+/- miles West of Blanco, 30 +/- miles Southeast of Fredericksburg, 40 +/- miles North of San Antonio, 50 +/- miles West of Austin.

Welcome to Rolling Oaks Ranch, a rare ±700-acre legacy property nestled in northern Parker County, just 2 miles northwest of Poolville and 40 miles from of Fort Worth. Ideally situated less than an hour from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and near three major lakes—Lake Worth, Eagle Mountain Lake, and Lake Bridgeport—this ranch offers exceptional agricultural productivity, recreational appeal, and development potential. Location: Rolling Oaks Ranch is located just 2 miles Northwest of Poolville, TX and less than 1 hour to Fort Worth. The property is ideally located within the fast-growing area of Parker County. The “cutting horse capital”, Weatherford is 18 miles to the south and DFW international airport being 58 miles to the east. Another great feature of the ranch is the prime location to three major Texas lakes less than 30 miles from the ranch. Lake Worth, Eagle Mountain Lake, and Lake Bridgeport are all within a quick drive. Land: Rolling Oaks Ranch is complemented by some great topography with rolling hills covered in mature oak trees and numerous ponds. The highlight of the property is the 26-acre soil conservation lake that sits in the middle of the property. Flowing into the lake is the Clear Fork of the Trinity River. Rolling Oaks Ranch is a great combination ranch with 60 acres of improved coastal Bermuda hay pastures, 175+/- acres of mature timber and the remaining portion of the ranch in open pastures of native grass excellent for grazing cattle. The property is cross fenced into 12 separate pastures making it ideal for rotational grazing for cattle. Water: Rolling Oaks boasts an enormous amount of water features. Starting with the 26-acre soil conservation lake that is fed by the Clear Fork of The Trinity River, to over 16 stock tanks spread out across the ranch. The abundance of water on this property is outstanding. Along with the natural water features the ranch is also improved with two water wells. One being near the house and shop and the other one located at the cattle pens. The water at the cattle pens supplies all the concrete drinking tanks located in the pens and the trap around the cattle facilities. Wildlife: This ranch is great for the outdoorsman and the recreational adventurist. The combination of open pastures with rolling hills, timber lined creeks, and motts of oak trees makes this ranch a wonderful place for all kinds of native wildlife. From whitetail deer, wild turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl, and upland birds this property has it all. Improvements: Situated off Turpin Lake Road is the main entrance to the ranch and at the end of the 1,500-foot paved driveway is the location of the original headquarters. The main house while still standing had severe water damage several years ago and needs complete remodeling. The previous owners took the house down to the studs to treat the damage but have not remodeled it yet. Because of the status of the house no value was given to it. Also located near the house is the 40x60 insulated shop. Other main improvements to the ranch are the cattle processing facilities. These ideally thought-out cattle processing facilities are first class with pipe pens, semi and ground loadouts, covered working area, concrete water troughs, and multiple holding pens making them a dream for any cattle person. The ranch is cross fenced into 12 different pastures with barb wire fences that are in good shape. Other: Development Potential With its substantial paved road frontage along the northern and southern boundary of the property, its diverse terrain, and close proximity to major cities, Rolling Oaks Ranch offers prime development potential. Whether subdividing into 3–5 acre country estates or larger recreational tracts the potential as a future development is always a potential.

Hartness Ranch is a versatile 97± acre property located in Bosque County just outside of Iredell, Texas. Offering approximately 1,178 feet of Highway 6 frontage, the ranch provides exceptional accessibility, visibility, and a highly functional layout suited for agricultural, commercial, investment, or residential use. Conveniently positioned approximately 77 miles southwest of Fort Worth, 63 miles northwest of Waco, 29 miles southeast of Stephenville, and 23 miles southwest of Glen Rose, the property combines rural appeal with proximity to several major markets. Built in 2020, the property is improved with an approximately 4,400± square-foot custom metal building featuring approximately 1,600± square feet of refrigeration space. Thoughtfully designed for flexibility, the building lends itself to a variety of uses including commercial operations, equipment storage, agricultural endeavors, workshop space, or future residential conversion. Additional improvements include cattle pens along with quality perimeter fencing and cross-fencing throughout the ranch. The land is divided into four productive pastures with established coastal fields ideal for livestock grazing or hay production. Mature pecan trees are scattered across the property, providing both shade and character. A wet-weather creek traverses the center of the ranch, enhancing the natural landscape and supporting seasonal drainage. A lined pond offers a valuable water source for livestock and wildlife, while a water well with irrigation capability adds to the property's functionality. City water is also available, providing an additional utility advantage. The ranch features approximately 20 feet of elevation change, creating gentle contours and multiple attractive homesites with scenic views of the surrounding countryside. Sandy loam soils support excellent forage production and contribute to the property's overall usability and agricultural productivity. Whether envisioned as a working cattle operation, commercial headquarters, investment property, or future homestead, Hartness Ranch presents a rare opportunity to acquire an unrestricted and highly improved property in the heart of Bosque County. Highlights include approximately 1,178 feet of Highway 6 frontage, a 4,400± square-foot custom building with refrigeration space, fenced and cross-fenced pastures, productive coastal fields, mature pecan trees, cattle pens, a lined pond, wet-weather creek, water well with irrigation capability, access to city water, sandy loam soils, agricultural exemption status, and no known restrictions.

Now offered at $38,000,000—a $10 million price reduction. This significant adjustment presents an exceptional opportunity to own one of the most magnificent properties in the American West. Hobble Creek Ranch offers a truly unique proposition—a stunning estate home with a backyard playground extending over 3,387 acres (more than 4.5 miles wide) of spectacular recreational lands. The property includes substantial water rights, seven ponds, and exclusive control over access to more than 10,000 acres of adjacent forest service lands. With elevations ranging from 5,700 to over 9,100 feet, the ranch features extensive roads and trails that make the land highly accessible. Ideal for cattle and horses, the property also boasts world-class big game hunting for elk and deer. The residence is securely positioned behind two gates and surrounded by nearly twenty acres of manicured grounds. Built to the highest standards, the craftsmanship and finish work are second to none. The location is remarkably private—you feel miles away from everything, yet a golf course is just ten minutes down the road, and daily conveniences are only a short drive beyond that. Hobble Creek Ranch sits at the end of a paved road in scenic Hobble Creek Canyon, about an hour from Salt Lake City and Park City, and just thirty minutes from a private airport. Additional details, images, and video can be found at hobblecreekranchutah.com.

Horse lovers and equestrian professionals alike will be drawn to Mystic Meadows, a premier ranch property designed for training, boarding, breeding, and refined country living. Blending world-class equestrian facilities with the serenity of a private retreat, this exceptional estate offers a lifestyle few properties can match. The pristine 42-acre property includes a beautiful home, three barns and several wells. It has seven fenced paddocks with prime Argentine Bahia grass and automated watering systems. Serious riders will appreciate the lighted outdoor riding arena with footing designed for performance horses. The 4,800-sq.-ft. modern horse barn can withstand winds up to 140 mph. It has twelve 14x14 stalls, each with its own center drain and individual high-performance ceiling fans, custom slip-resistant rubber mats that aid in cleanliness and fly control system. The air-conditioned tack room is equipped with a washer/dryer and refrigerator, and has hot and cold water and a half bath. The 4,840-sq.-ft. equipment/storage barn includes three oversized garage spaces and a workshop. The third barn is 6,850 square feet with concrete flooring, great for storage for hay, shavings and trailers. An industrial diesel generator and a high-pressure agricultural well ensure the ranch is totally self-sustaining. After a busy day, the well-appointed home offers a relaxing haven with three spacious beds, three baths and two large living areas, both with cozy feature fireplaces. Tile flooring provides a seamless flow into the open gourmet kitchen, which has granite countertops and a host of cabinets and appliances. The master suite is particularly spacious and has a lavishly appointed bathroom with a deep jetted tub, walk-in shower and twin vanities. When you could go for a dip in a pool, the huge screened patio has a kidney-shaped pool and a hot tub for soothing aching muscles. It’s surrounded by far-reaching views of the surrounding paddocks and mature native trees. Combining a dream home and lifestyle with the possibility of a working equestrian business, this is a unique opportunity to change direction and secure the good life. Located close to I-10, this dream facility is convenient for many A-rated equestrian events as well as South Walton beaches and the Destin-Fort Walton Airport.

Lilly Creek Ranch offers 476 +/- acres of prime northeast Texas timberland. This densely wooded ranch features soaring mature pines, native hardwoods, cleared trails, and over 6,200’ of county road frontage on two sides. A 2-3-acre lake sits in the heart of the property, and there is over one mile of frontage on both sides of Lilly Creek cutting through the southern portion of the ranch which holds water year-round. In addition to marketable timber and road frontage, Lilly Creek Ranch offers nearly unending opportunity for recreational enjoyment. Improvements: The ranch is unimproved with some perimeter fencing in various places. Several trails have been cut and maintained to access the interior of the ranch. Location: Lilly Creek Ranch is located approximately 20 minutes east of Winnsboro and 15 minutes southwest of Pittsburg in southwestern Camp County. Land: The property measures 476 acres +/- and is densely covered in mature pine and hardwoods. Soil types include a mix of sandy loam soils including Lilbert, Nahatche, Sacul, and Cuthbert loams. Water: Lilly Creek Ranch features an abundance of water on the property. Myrtle Spring Branch joins Middle Lilly Creek near the southern boundary of the property and holds water year-round. A 2-3 acre +/- lake sits in the center of the property framed beautifully by tall pine trees. Additionally, two seasonal creeks run north to south through portions of the ranch. Terrain/Topography: Topography ranges from 410’ near the northern and southern boundaries to 340’ along the creek. The land has a gentle roll to it that is very attractive and indicative of the surrounding area. Recreation/Hunting: Lilly Creek Ranch offers excellent recreational potential. The heavy cover and access to water on the property provides opportunities for deer, turkey, and hog hunting. Additionally, the lake in the center of the property holds fish year-round. Minerals: Consult broker for more information. This property is being offered For Sale and is Exclusively Listed by David Burgher, & Harlan Ray of Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty. Buyer’s brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of the Listing Broker. Prospects may be required to provide proof of funds prior to scheduling a showing.

Welcome to a sprawling 2515-acre raw land ranch, nestled in the captivating landscapes of South Texas. This expansive haven embodies the essence of untamed beauty and offers a blank canvas for your imagination to roam free. As you step onto the vast property, the sun-drenched prairies stretch out before you, their golden hues harmonizing with the azure skies above. Gentle breezes carry the scent of wildflowers, adding a touch of sweetness to the air, while the rhythmic chirping of native birds creates a soothing symphony in the background. The rugged terrain of the ranch, characterized by rolling hills, windmills, valleys, and draws, creates a stunning backdrop that evokes a sense of awe and wonder. Ancient cactus and mesquite trees stand tall and proud. As you traverse the property, you'll discover hidden gems at every turn. From open pastures, ideal for cattle grazing, dense pockets of mesquite and brush offering a sanctuary for wildlife, this raw land offers endless possibilities for outdoor enthusiasts, conservationists, and those seeking an authentic connection to nature. The ranch presents an opportunity to create your own vision and shape the land according to your desires. Whether you dream of building the ultimate private retreat that blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings, developing a working ranch with cattle or exotic game, or simply preserving the land as a pristine sanctuary, the options are as vast as the landscape itself. Nightfall brings a celestial display like no other, with the expansive southern sky revealing a tapestry of stars that seem within reach. Far away from the city lights, you'll find solace and a deep connection as you gaze into the vastness of the cosmos, finding inspiration and a sense of tranquility under the canopy of vividly clear stars. This South Texas raw land ranch is a testament to the unspoiled beauty of the region, beckoning those who yearn for a simpler, more authentic way of life. With its boundless acreage, diverse terrain, and raw potential, it is an invitation to embrace the wild, to write your own story, and to create a legacy that will endure for generations to come.

East Farm is the largest contiguous farm currently on the market in the state of Colorado. Boasting nearly 4,000 +/- acres in the High Plains region, East Farm is a high yielding wheat farm and has some of the most fertile soil in the state. The farm is in the heart of Kiowa county, 10 miles east of Haswell, Colorado and 10 miles West of Eads. In addition to its high wheat production, the CRP program on the farm provides a mecca for wildlife including Trophy Mule Deer, Pronghorn Antelope, Dove, and is very close to some of the best waterfowl hunting in the State. The farm is also currently enrolled in the (LPP) Landowner Preference Program, which allows the property to receive Pronghorn Antelope tags. Included in the sale is a 7-acre parcel with highway and railroad frontage with five cone bottom storage bins allowing for up to 120,000 bushels for drying and storage. In addition, four of the bins are air connected, with a fifth being a drying bin with a propane hookup to accelerate crop drying and offer protection. This parcel also has a 5,000 square foot Quonset with large overhead door with electricity, and a 3,000 square foot workshop with electricity and overhead door. Three phase power and multiple 220v hookups are available onsite. Queens State Wildlife area, which encompasses nearly 14,000 acres, is located just 10 miles to the south and offers some of the finest warm water fishing on the east side of the state, as well as great Pronghorn, Deer, Dove, Rabbit and waterfowl hunting. All currently owned minerals will be conveyed with an acceptable offer. This region is characterized by mostly rolling plains divided by the South Platte River and the Arkansas River valleys. The Eastern plains rise from approximately 3,400 feet at the eastern border of Colorado with Kansas, to 7,500 feet east of the Denver Basin. East Farm consists of rolling terrain with flatland agricultural fields and native grasslands.

Description: Yoakum Cattle Ranch is a great opportunity for over 200± acres of open grazing land that has been cleared of most brush leaving scattered mature oak trees and several deep ponds that hold water year-round. With some ponds being up to 25 feet deep, you will be sure to have plenty of water for all your livestock needs. Fully fenced and with no standing improvements, this is a blank canvas property ready for your touches. For modern conveniences this property is centrally located between Yoakum, Cuero, and Victoria. Improvements: This property is fully fenced around the perimeter with some interior cross-fencing. With just one set of cattle pens and electricity on-site, this is a truly blank canvas property with no restrictions. Terrain / Vegetation: The flat terrain is ideal for livestock grazing with rich soils and oaks trees. The land provides a naturally sediment-rich soil that can be used as a mixture for gravel roads and clay lining that holds water very well. Wildlife: This property will provide you with many animals common to south-eastern Texas such as whitetail deer, dove, wild pigs, ducks, and other various varmints. Water: Due to a sediment-rich soil, many tanks have been dug and hold water very well with some tanks up to 25 feet deep. The tanks have never gone dry and will hold water year-round even with long drought periods. Simply put, you will find plenty of natural water for your livestock needs. Taxes: Ag exemption Minerals: None Location: This property is located 10+ miles S of Yoakum, 16+ miles W of Cuero, 30+ miles N of Victoria, 110+ miles SE of San Antonio, 119+ miles N of Corpus Christi, and 133+ miles W of Houston.

Ventana Grande Subdivision presents a rare development opportunity to create a quality community lifestyle in the Village of Corrales. This 19 acre subdivision includes a New Mexico Land Conservancy Easement that is presently being farmed and is leased, as well as an Equestrian Easement. First time being offered for sale since 1952, this prime acreage is in a superb location. Currently being used for farming. Call for more information in regards to acreage, existing farmland preservation, water and conservancy.

The 9.63 acre portion of this Hopewell Township parcel is a farmland assessed Christmas tree farm. The pole barn is over 2700 square feet with a concrete base. This charming Cape set on 10.19 scenic acres offers lush wooded views, a pole barn and multiple outbuildings. Lovingly cared for by its original owners, this home is move-in read and sits on a half-acre lot. Inside, create your dream home. Two bedrooms and a full bath are on the main level, while the second floor is a dedicated bedroom suite with another bathroom and plenty of storage. The wood burning living room stove and basement stove keep you toasty, perfect for cozy nights in. Whether you're dreaming of a hobby farm, space for recreation, or just wide-open land, this property has you covered. With Hopewell Township schools and a Lambertville mailing address, this property offers potential and charm and is ready for you to make your own happy memories here.

The 2,238 deeded acre ranch is located about 8 miles NW of Sundance Wyoming in the Black Hills National Forest at an altitude of 5,500' about one hour W of Rapid City, SD on I 90. The name Sundance evokes images of rowdy Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid leading the wild bunch out of Wyoming on the longest stretch of bank and train robberies in history of the Old West. The name Sundance also summons up visions of Native American tribes camped at the base of nearby Sundance Mountain in the mystical Black Hills where they performed their sacred Sundance. This region is where the North American Tribal and Cowboy cultures grappled in a historic collision course. In these rolling hills covered with Ponderosa Pine, Aspen & Oak, the family has aggregated 5 ranch parcels providing the beautiful setting for their brand-new western cabin about 3,578 SF, six new hunting cabins and three new pole barn shops located strategically across the ridge lines, meadows and forests. South Miller Creek meanders through the ranch. At dawn and dusk the ranch meadows are traversed by cattle, elk and deer with Boone and Crocket class bulls and bucks, stalked by mountain lion and an occasional bear. Turkeys, upland game birds and waterfowl are common sights. The mountain meadows support about 200 cow/calf pairs, stocked through a seasonal lease with a ranch neighbor. The ranch owner has built high quality new corrals for working the cattle and for shipping. About 20 miles of mostly new fences enclose the ranch boundaries. Cattle are rotated through fenced pastures. To help disperse the cattle, 8 new stock watering tanks are distributed across the ranch supplied through about 5 miles of underground water lines. The water is pumped from a spring at the valley floor to a holding tank at the ranch high point. From that high point the water gravity flows to the strategically placed stock tanks that operate with solar panels to control the rate of water flow. Up there, Devils Tower, the Nation's first National Monument is visible about 8 miles to the NW as the raven flies. Two new shops are located in convenient locations at the North and South ends of the ranch, to support the ranch operations. Profitable timber harvest operations on the ranch have thinned the beautiful ponderosa pine forests. The dozens of high mountain meadows provide hardy high altitude grass as feed for the cattle and abundant wildlife. The mix of meadows and forest provide excellent cover for the wildlife. The ranch manager wrangles horses for cowboying, hunting and trail rides on the remarkable ranch trail network, winding about 20 miles on various routes across the ranch to the Black Hills National Forest, which offers several hundred thousand acres of recreational opportunities throughout the four enchanting ranch seasons.

Nestled in the heart of the Piney Woods of East Texas, Red Land Ranch is an exceptional recreational retreat offering privacy, scale, and natural beauty. Held by the same family for decades, this rare property presents a unique opportunity to own a large, contiguous landholding just minutes from Lufkin, Texas. The ranch features gently rolling terrain, scenic long-range views, and abundant surface water that supports outstanding wildlife habitat and year-round recreational use. Ideal for hunting, fishing, trail riding, and outdoor recreation, Red Land Ranch delivers a complete East Texas experience—combining seclusion and convenience in a setting well-suited for both personal enjoyment and long-term legacy ownership. Location: The ranch is conveniently located just 10 minutes north of Lufkin, TX, 2 hours from Houston, and just under 3 hours from the DFW Metroplex and has frontage and accessed off of Farm to Market 843. Land: The rolling terrain and dense forests are iconic of the East Texas Piney Woods. Featuring an excellent balance of heavily wooded areas and open pastureland, the ranch is well suited for both the recreational enthusiast and the cattle operator. Elevation across the property ranges from approximately 280± feet above sea level at its highest point to roughly 220± feet above sea level at its lowest, creating natural movement and diversity across the landscape. The ranch’s soils—comprised primarily of Woodtell fine sandy loam, Iulus sandy loam, and Kirvin sandy loam—provide an ideal foundation for native grasses, hardwoods, and understory vegetation. These productive soils support strong forage growth and excellent cover, creating prime habitat for whitetail deer, hogs, small game, and a wide variety of native bird species. The blend of soil types and terrain promotes healthy wildlife populations while also allowing for habitat enhancement through food plots, improved grazing management, and long-term conservation practices. Water: The ranch features a total of six stock tanks of varying sizes, providing dependable water sources for both livestock and wildlife. The centerpiece water feature is a 7.5±-acre lake, well stocked with fish and offering exceptional wetland habitat for waterfowl. In addition, multiple wet-weather creeks traverse the property, enhancing the ranch’s scenic topography and natural drainage. All improvements on the ranch are serviced by water wells. Improvements: The ranch offers a thoughtful set of improvements well suited to the property’s layout and intended use. The entire property is high-fenced, with portions cross-fenced for efficient livestock and land management. Centrally located working pens and storage barns provide convenient functionality for ranch operations. The main residence encompasses just over 5,000 square feet of living space and features five bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms. Designed for both comfort and entertaining, the home includes expansive open living areas and generous porches ideal for hosting family and friends. Adjacent to the main residence is a 2,600 SF fully enclosed shop space with an insulated office as well. This building is well suited for equipment storage as well as a great area for staging a multitude of various projects. Recreation/Hunting: Redland Ranch is a true recreational paradise, offering outstanding habitat for a wide variety of game species supported by abundant dense cover and diverse terrain. The property is well suited for hunting, wildlife management, and habitat enhancement, providing an exceptional setting for both seasoned sportsmen and recreational hunters alike. In addition to its hunting appeal, the ranch offers endless opportunities for family recreation, including the ability to create and enjoy trail systems for ATV riding, horseback riding, hiking, and exploring the land together. The property is ideally suited for building lasting memories and establishing a mu

Behold 450 spectacular acres in the shadow of majestic Mt. Sopris. Welcome to Turnabout Ranch! Neighbors include elk, deer, turkey, grouse and bald eagles. Boasting 360-degree views of the Elk Mountain range, the Crown, Huntsman Ridge and Sunlight Mountain, this former world-class cattle operation retains rare grazing permits for access to adjacent public lands. Hay and alfalfa are still grown and cut on the property, thanks to significant water rights as well as the ranch's extensive ditch and underground irrigation system. Turnabout Ranch is also teed up for all manner of equestrian disciplines. The ranch is uniquely entitled to allow a 40,000 square foot equestrian center! Approvals are locked in & and include a 20,000 square foot indoor riding arena, a 16,000 square foot 24-stall horse barn, and a 4,000 square foot indoor round pen. The existing main residence can be redeveloped or replaced up to 12,000 square feet. Three (3) additional home sites can accommodate up to 7,000 square feet of FAR, all without the use of TDR's!! Gated and private, yet just a short drive to shops and restaurants in thriving Carbondale. Gold Medal fishing, world class skiing, downtown Aspen and two airports are all right down the road. This ranch was legendary in its heyday and will be again with the next owner's grit and determination. The legacy of the West, as you envision it, awaits!