Seahorse Ranch — 20 Acres in Brewster County, Texas | Legacy Broker Group

Seahorse Ranch

Land & Ranch · Far West Texas · Brewster County, Texas

Brewster County, Texas  ·  20 acres  · 

Seahorse Ranch is a 20-acre off-grid property in Brewster County, Far West Texas, offering panoramic desert views from Pack Saddle Mountain to the east, with close views of the Christmas Mountains, Camel Hump, Adobe Walls, and 9 Point Mesa. The property includes multiple buildings with a range of uses: one structure is equipped with a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchenette, while others provide space for guests, studio work, or storage. Recent improvements include a new water pump, washer and dryer connections, a new carport, and an eight-foot-tall deck for taking in the mountain views and sunsets.

Utilities are provided by a solar generator and a 1,700-gallon water storage tank, supporting comfortable off-grid living in a quiet, remote setting. The property's dark skies and wide-open surroundings make it well suited for stargazing and solitude.

Seahorse Ranch is offered by Legacy Broker Group. For additional information or to schedule a showing, contact the listing agent directly.

Property Highlights

  • 20 acres with mountains views
  • Off Grid Cabin
  • Private
  • Deeded Road

Alpha Land

Location & Boundary

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Listing Agents

Becca Vizza
Becca Vizza

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