Land & Ranch · Far West Texas · Terrell County, Texas
Terrell County, Texas · 126 acres ·
Cedar Road Ranch offers 126 acres of Far West Texas country in Terrell County, where the open sky runs unbroken to the horizon and views stretch south into Mexico. The land lies on Cedar Creek Road, two and a half miles from Highway 90, with good access and reliable cell service. Three hunting blinds, three feeders and a lookout tower are in place, with established routes throughout the property for working the ground or spotting game.
A fully furnished two-bedroom, one-bath cabin makes the ranch turnkey from the first visit. The cabin has electricity, a septic system, a new water heater and an outdoor shower, with water access five minutes away from a shared well. A twenty-by-twenty-five-foot carport provides covered equipment storage. Annual property taxes run about three hundred dollars, and the property owners association dues are around one hundred dollars a year.
Dryden is seventeen miles to the west, Sanderson thirty-nine miles to the east. The ranch sits in country known for mule deer, aoudad and javelina, with the kind of privacy and quiet that drew people to Far West Texas in the first place. Legacy Broker Group holds the listing.
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- 2 Bedroom / 1 bath house
- 126 Acres
- Shared Well
- Views
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