Land & Ranch · Far West Texas · Terrell County, Texas
Terrell County, Texas · 100 acres ·
Unrestricted West Texas Paradise is a 100.3-acre property near Sheffield in Terrell County, in the Far West Texas region. Terrell County is Chihuahuan Desert ranch country of limestone canyons, mesas and open pasture, with Mexico along its southern edge. It is some of the most open ground left in Texas, and land here is measured in sections, not lots.
The tract carries rugged terrain, sweeping grasslands and wide-open views, with complete privacy and no restrictions. It has highway frontage, and a private road leads directly into the property. It is low-fenced on three sides, so a buyer is free to use it for recreation, livestock, hunting or a West Texas getaway of their own design.
Hunting is set up and ready. A cozy hunting cabin sits on the land, powered by a generator of your own, along with an established hunting blind and feeder. The varied habitat supports free-ranging aoudad, mule deer, white-tailed deer, elk, foxes and black bear. Water comes by way of a one-third shared interest in a water well, with access easements for both the well and the property. Electricity is nearby for a future custom home, a cabin upgrade or an off-grid retreat.
The property is close to historic Fort Lancaster and its battlefield, and just moments from the Pecos River for fishing and swimming. Big Bend National Park is an easy day trip. For buyers who want to buy land in Terrell County TX, whether as an off-grid hunting haven, an investment in Texas land or a peaceful high-desert retreat, Legacy Broker Group can walk you through it. See more Terrell County land and ranches.
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Property Details
| Acreage | 100.3 acres |
|---|---|
| Location | Sheffield, Terrell County, TX 79781 |
| Access | Highway frontage with private road into property |
| Fencing | Low-fenced on three sides |
| Restrictions | None |
| Water | One-third shared interest in a water well |
| Easements | Access easements for well and property |
| Electricity | Nearby |
| Cabin | Hunting cabin, generator powered |
| Hunting setup | Established blind and feeder |
| Wildlife | Aoudad, mule deer, white-tailed deer, elk, foxes, black bear |
| Terrain | Rugged terrain and grasslands |
Property Highlights
- 100.3 acres with no restrictions
- Highway frontage and a private road into the property
- Hunting cabin, blind and feeder ready for use
- Aoudad, mule deer, white-tailed deer, elk, foxes and black bear
- One-third shared water well with access easements
- Electricity nearby for a future home or off-grid retreat
- Close to historic Fort Lancaster and the Pecos River
- Easy day trip to Big Bend National Park
- Low-fenced on three sides
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Location & Boundary
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Unrestricted West Texas Paradise listing located?
It is a 100.3-acre property near Sheffield, Texas 79781, in Terrell County in Far West Texas. It has highway frontage and a private road leading into the property.
What kind of country is Terrell County, Texas?
Terrell County is 2,358 square miles of limestone canyons, mesas and Chihuahuan Desert ranch country, with Mexico along its southern edge. It is very sparsely settled, and land there is measured in sections, not lots.
What is Far West Texas known for?
Far West Texas is open desert and mountain ranch country, known for big acreage, long views and a thin population. Terrell County sits in this region, which suits cattle, goats, hunting and conservation.
How big is this Terrell County property and how is it fenced?
The property is 100.3 acres and is low-fenced on three sides. It carries no restrictions.
What can I do with land that has no restrictions in Terrell County?
The listing states that the land is free to use for recreation, livestock, hunting or building a West Texas getaway. A buyer should confirm any specific plan with the listing agent.
What wildlife can I hunt on this West Texas property?
The habitat supports free-ranging aoudad, mule deer, white-tailed deer, elk, foxes and black bear. Hunting regulations and seasons apply to each species.
Is there a hunting cabin or blind on the property?
Yes. The property has a cozy hunting cabin powered by a generator of your own, plus an established hunting blind and feeder ready for immediate use.
Does the land have water and electricity?
It comes with a one-third shared interest in a water well, including access easements for the well and the property. Electricity is nearby for a future custom home, cabin upgrade or off-grid retreat.
What is there to see and do near this land?
The property is close to the historic Fort Lancaster and battlefield and just moments from the Pecos River for fishing and swimming. Big Bend National Park is an easy day trip.
Can I buy a ranch or farm in Terrell County TX, and what does a buyer find here?
Terrell County offers large-acreage ranch country suited to livestock, hunting and conservation, and this 100.3-acre tract is a smaller, accessible way to buy land in Terrell County TX. Legacy Broker Group's Alpine office covers this country.
How do I find out more or see this property?
Contact the listing agent at Legacy Broker Group, which serves Far West Texas through its Alpine office. The agent can answer questions about the well share, access and the cabin, and arrange a showing.
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