Cedar Road Ranch — 126 Acres, Terrell County, TX

Cedar Road Ranch

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 game or managing the ground.

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 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.

Property Highlights

  • 2 Bedroom / 1 bath house
  • 126 Acres
  • Shared Well
  • Views

Property Video

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Location & Boundary

Interactive parcel map (Land iD). Boundaries are for illustration only and are not a survey.

Listing Agents

Becca Vizza
Becca Vizza

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Cedar Road Ranch have a house?

Yes.

Cedar Road Ranch have a well?

Yes, shared well.

How many acres is Cedar Road Ranch?

126.

Do the feeders and blinds convey?

Yes.

Is there a POA?

Yes, call agent.

Where is Cedar Road Ranch located in Texas?

The ranch is on Cedar Creek Road in Terrell County, two and a half miles from Highway 90, seventeen miles east of Dryden and thirty-nine miles west of Sanderson in Far West Texas.

What is Terrell County, Texas known for?

Terrell County is known for wide-open Far West Texas country, big-sky views, low rainfall, rugged terrain, and hunting for mule deer, aoudad and javelina.

Does the cabin at Cedar Road Ranch have utilities?

The two-bedroom, one-bath cabin has electricity, a septic system, a new water heater and water access from a shared well located about five minutes away.

What hunting improvements are on Cedar Road Ranch?

The ranch has three hunting blinds, three feeders, a lookout tower for panoramic views, and established access routes throughout the property.

Is Cedar Road Ranch ready to use?

Yes, the ranch is turnkey with a fully furnished cabin, hunting infrastructure in place, good road access, reliable cell service and a carport for equipment.

What kind of views does Cedar Road Ranch have?

The ranch offers wide-open views across Far West Texas, with sightlines reaching south into Mexico from the lookout tower and surrounding high ground.

How is Cedar Road Ranch offered?

The ranch is offered by Legacy Broker Group through the listing agent, whose contact information is on the property page.

Can I buy ranch in Terrell County TX with hunting already set up?

Cedar Road Ranch is turnkey for hunting with three blinds, three feeders, a lookout tower and established routes across 126 acres. The fully furnished cabin lets you start using the property immediately.

Where can I buy land in Terrell County TX with mountain views?

Cedar Road Ranch in Terrell County offers wide-open views across Far West Texas, with sightlines reaching south into Mexico from high ground and the lookout tower. The ranch sits in rugged, big-sky country two and a half miles from Highway 90.

Work with Legacy Broker Group

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