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If you're looking for a horse property, this one has endless possibilities. Only 35 miles southwest of 'The Cowboy Capital of the World' Stephenville, TX, this property is 'move in ready' to start or expand any of your equine endeavors. With a 150' x 275' covered arena on 37.8 acres with two homes, this property would be ideal for anyone in rodeo or horse training, and it would even be great for putting on events.Property has 2 stock tanks, a highly productive coastal hay field, and many large mature oaks. There is also 40+ acres of coastal hay field available for purchase that are joined to the property. Covered arena has a french drain that collects all the water from 150 x 275 roof and deposits it in a stock tank behind the arena, bleachers, announcers stand, LED lighting, Kifco B140 water reel with two 3000 gallon tanks with  a submersed pump, and an 8 Ground Hog arena groomer. There is also a 125 x 150 warm up area with partial solar lighting. The property also has 4 electric meters, 10 rv hookups, 10 pipe horse stalls under roof, and two 40 c-containers with a/c and electric that have a 30 x 50 carport suspended between them creating a large shelter. There are lots of white tail actively crossing through the property. And the north side of the property is bordered by a high fence game ranch that contains trophy bull elk, albino cow elk, white tail deer, and many other exotic species for extra scenic views. There is a hay field that produced 100 round bales in 2025. Good fencing around the perimeter, as well as several cross fences. N/A The covered arena has been used for hosting many different horse events such as team roping, barrel racing, team sorting, and dressage since 2022. It is large enough to set a standard barrel pattern, and has the perfect balance of sand and clay allowing safe footing for any high performance horse events. The 2024 3/2  Clayton manufactured home that was used as an Airbnb in 2025, and received 16 five-star ratings within that single year. Located in the heart of Central Texas, Comanche is a charming small city and the county seat of Comanche County, surrounded by rolling hills, mixed woodlands, and open prairie landscapes. The region lies where the Western Cross Timbers meet the southern edge of the Grand Prairie, giving the area a mix of sandy loam and richer dark soil that supports oaks, pecans, mesquites and native grasses, making it ideal for ranching, farming, and outdoor living. Comanche's rural setting enjoys close connections to larger Texas hubs - roughly 100 miles to Fort Worth - while retaining peaceful country character and wide horizons. The climate in Comanche is classified as humid subtropical - marked by hot, sun-filled summers and mild to cool winters. Summers typically bring average highs in the 90s °F (mid-30s °C), abundant sunshine, and occasional afternoon thunderstorms, while winters are gentle with occasional chilly periods and minimal snowfall. Annual precipitation totals around 29 - 30 inches, with spring and early summer usually being the wettest months, supporting green landscapes through much of the growing season. This property has a local reputation of hosting very professional upscale equine events. The majority of the public within a 50 mile radius that compete in horse events are very familiar with the location and reputation of the Rockin Wild Ranch. Comanche is approximately: 2 hours southwest of Fort Worth 2.5 hours southwest of Dallas About 90 minutes northwest of Waco 30 minutes from Stephenville

Description: Since 1951, Tecaboca has been owned and operated by the Marianists, a Catholic religious order, serving as both a children’s camp and a spiritual retreat. For the first time in 74 years, this remarkable property along the banks of flowing Johnson Creek is being offered for sale. Live water of this caliber - abundant, pristine, and private - is an exceptionally rare find, particularly on a tract this size. Tecaboca offers unmatched serenity while being under fifteen minutes from Kerrville and an hour from San Antonio, making it both private and accessible. With its rich history, prime location, and incredible natural resources, Tecaboca presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,,, the possibilities are truly limitless. Water: The highlight of this property is without question the spectacular, spring-fed Johnson Creek—one of the 3 legendary streams, along with the North Fork and South Fork, that merge to form the headwaters of the Guadalupe River. Flowing directly through the heart of the land for more than 2,200± feet, it offers private access to some of the most pristine and reliable live water in the Texas Hill Country. A dam along the creek forms a deep, lake-like stretch of water—perfect for swimming, canoeing, or fishing. As the creek spills over the dam in a cascading waterfall, it continues alongside a dramatic limestone bluff, shaping rapids and tranquil pools before widening into another large lake. The property also includes 2 water wells and a commercial-grade filtration and storage system that services all improvements. Improvements: Because this property has been operated as a camp, it includes a variety of structural improvements: Main house, dining hall, chapel, 8 cabins, covered pavilions, woodworking shop, equipment barn, horse barn, waterfront chapel, ropes course, covered shooting range, and numerous storage buildings. These facilities lend themselves to a wide range of potential uses depending on the vision of the next owner, all offering flexible options that would be valuable to almost any buyer, regardless of how they plan to use the property. Vegetation/Terrain: Johnson Creek is framed by towering, centuries-old Cypress trees and accented with massive pecan trees that accent the serene setting. Dozens of stately live oaks are scattered among walnut, cedar elm, cottonwood, and juniper. Well-maintained lawns are along the banks of the creek, while several open fields with rich soils provide for planting, cultivation, or recreation. Directly across Highway 27, is a a ±9-acre box canyon that remains largely undisturbed. Wildlife: The property is alive with wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkey, wild hogs, and dove, with migrating waterfowl throughout the seasons. Bird enthusiasts will appreciate the abundance of native birds, including a variety of songbirds, making the property an inviting haven for birdwatching in addition to traditional hunting and outdoor activities. Johnson Creek itself supports a rich aquatic ecosystem and provides excellent fishing, with bass, catfish, and perch thriving in its clear, spring-fed waters.

The 4R Ranch is one of the most incredible legacy ranches in North Texas, offering breathtaking views overlooking the legendary Red River Valley. Located just 90 minutes north of both Dallas and Fort Worth, and less than 10 miles northwest of Muenster, the property is ideally suited as either a weekend retreat or a full-time residence. Purchase Options: Potential purchasers should be aware at the outset that there are several sale scenarios for this property: • Scenario #1: a sale of nearly all the acreage, which totals approximately 1,091 acres (and includes 3 houses and 3 winery buildings) for an asking price of $15,877.000. • Scenario #2: a sale of approximately 947 acres, which excludes the houses and the winery buildings, for an asking price of $10,505,000. • Scenario #3: a sale of approximately 966 acres, which excludes the winery buildings, for a total of $10,537,500. Potential qualified purchasers can be provided with maps and additional details for each of these scenarios by David Burgher or Harlan Ray. Additional Information: Potential purchasers should also know that the winery business itself, the wine inventory and the winemaking equipment are not included in the listing prices. However, the purchase of those assets is also a possibility. While the ranch has long operated as a traditional cattle and hunting property, it has also developed into a well-known and highly regarded commercial vineyard and winery over the past decade. The operation includes established vineyards, a beautifully designed tasting room and entertainment venue, and a separate wine production and storage facility. The property has also served as a destination for special events including weddings, mountain bike races, and private gatherings. Two restored historic homes, one more than 100 years old, overlook the vineyards, Camp Creek, and one of the ranch’s three scenic valleys. The owners currently occupy the homes, while a third residence that previously served as the ranch manager’s home now operates as a short-term rental. The winery buildings are positioned on a scenic bluff with sweeping views across the Red River Valley. Nearby there are RV accommodations with shower and restroom facilities, as well as an insulated barn used for additional wine storage. On the southern portion of the ranch are livestock improvements including a mobile home and hunter’s compound, metal barn, and working pens. The northern portion of the ranch features three picturesque valleys with dramatic topography, mature timber, and magnificent hilltop views. The southern 25 percent of the property transitions into gently rolling pasture well suited for livestock operations. Numerous seasonal creeks and draws traverse the land, including over 1.6 miles of frontage along both sides of Camp Creek. Several ponds and stock tanks are scattered throughout the property, providing water for wildlife and livestock alike. With its diverse terrain, abundant water, and established improvements, the ranch provides endless opportunities to entertain family and friends while enjoying the natural beauty and recreational opportunities of North Texas.