Land & Ranch · Far West Texas · Brewster County, Texas
Brewster County, Texas · 10 acres ·
Terlingua sits in southwestern Brewster County, in the Far West Texas region, a former mining district near the Rio Grande and the communities of Lajitas and Study Butte. This 10-acre tract at 70 N. Bad Bunny offers the privacy and quiet of the high desert, with views of Nine-Point Mesa and Black Hill in every direction.
The tract sits 2.5 miles down Legion Road and only minutes from the Little Burro Store, a balance of seclusion and access. Neighboring properties are nearby for comfort, yet spaced far enough away to preserve the quiet desert atmosphere. The land around Terlingua is known for isolated volcanic peaks, cut-up mesas and wide washes, and native desert fauna and natural beauty surround this parcel.
A power pole at the property line makes future development more convenient, and an existing carport provides valuable shade from the West Texas sun. It suits a getaway retreat, a vacation property, a weekend adventure spot or a future homestead.
Brewster County is the largest county in Texas by area, and Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park anchor the country around Terlingua. Legacy Broker Group represents the tract through its Far West Texas land and ranch offerings.
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Property Details
| Acreage | 10 acres |
|---|---|
| Address | 70 N. Bad Bunny, Terlingua, TX 79830 |
| County | Brewster County |
| Region | Far West Texas |
| Access | 2.5 miles down Legion Road |
| Utilities | Power pole at property line |
| Improvements | Existing carport |
| Views | Nine-Point Mesa and Black Hill |
| Nearby landmark | Minutes from Little Burro Store |
Property Highlights
- 10 acres of high desert near Terlingua
- Views of Nine-Point Mesa and Black Hill in every direction
- Power pole at the property line
- Existing carport for shade
- 2.5 miles down Legion Road
- Minutes from the Little Burro Store
- Neighbors close enough for comfort, far enough for quiet
- Suited to a retreat, vacation property or future homestead
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Location & Boundary
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Bad Bunny Tract located?
The Bad Bunny Tract is a 10-acre property at 70 N. Bad Bunny in Terlingua, in southwestern Brewster County, Texas. It sits 2.5 miles down Legion Road.
What region of Texas is Terlingua in?
Terlingua is in Far West Texas, in southwestern Brewster County near the Rio Grande. Nearby communities include Lajitas and Study Butte.
What is Brewster County known for?
Brewster County is the largest county in Texas by area, at about 6,192 square miles. It holds all of Big Bend National Park, and Alpine is its county seat and only incorporated city.
How big is the Bad Bunny Tract in Terlingua?
The tract is 10 acres of high desert land in Brewster County, Texas.
What can you see from the Bad Bunny Tract?
The listing describes views of Nine-Point Mesa and Black Hill in every direction. The tract sits in open high desert under wide skies.
Does the Terlingua tract have electricity available?
A power pole sits at the property line, which makes future development more convenient. A buyer should confirm service details with the listing agent.
Are there any improvements on the Bad Bunny Tract?
The tract has an existing carport that provides shade from the West Texas sun. Beyond the carport and the power pole at the property line, it is offered as raw desert land.
How private is the Bad Bunny Tract?
Neighboring properties are nearby, yet spaced far enough away to preserve the quiet desert atmosphere. The tract offers privacy while staying connected.
What is nearby the Bad Bunny Tract in Terlingua?
The Little Burro Store is only minutes away. The area also sits near Study Butte, Lajitas, Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park.
What is the climate like in Terlingua, Texas?
Terlingua has an arid climate with about 10 inches of rain a year, mostly in late summer storms. Summer days often top 100°F, and winter nights sometimes drop below freezing.
What is Terlingua known for?
Terlingua is a former quicksilver mining town that became a ghost town after the Chisos Mining Company went bankrupt in 1942. It is also known for annual chili cook-offs held in November, which began in 1967.
What could a buyer use this Far West Texas land for?
The listing suggests a getaway retreat, a vacation property, a weekend adventure spot or a future homestead.
How do I buy or tour the Bad Bunny Tract?
Contact Legacy Broker Group and the listing agent, who can arrange a showing and answer questions about the tract. Details are available through the registration on this page.
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