1719.69 Acres & Home in Runnels County

1,719.69 Acres & Home in Runnels County Acreage: 1,719.69 Price: $3,955,287 Cultivation: None Price Per Acre: $2,300 Pasture: 1,719.69 Acres Well(s): None Vegetation: Native Grasses & Brush County Water: O.H. Ivie Pipeline Terrain: Rolling to Hilly Electricity: Coleman County Electric Soil Type: Talpa-Kavett Complex Fences: Fair to Good Perimeter Fences Hunting: Excellent Deer, Turkey, Quail Outbuildings: Storage Building/Shed Feeders: None Surface Tanks: Five Blinds: None Estimated Taxes: $3000.00 (Approx.) Tree Cover: Mesquite School District: Panther Creek ISD Minerals Owned: Unknown Minerals Conveyed: Unknown Legal Description: 1719.69 Acres being 768.59 Acres out of C&M RR Co Survey 1, Abstract 693; 922.85 Acres out of H. Vandervanter Survey 2, Abstract 1284; and 28.25 Acres out of H.F. Thompson Survey 180, Abstract 1280 Directions: Access by easement off Highway 67. Property Description: An excellent investment and a truly secluded place to get away. This remote property in Runnels County is truly a hunters dream with abundant deer populations & a wide variety of soil, grasses & forbes. Bordering the south side of the Colorado River Authoritys wildlife reserve and profiting from excellent soil & grass conservation, the land is ready to enjoy. The Lake Ivie Water Supply line to Abilene runs through the property and is a permanent source of supplemental water in drought years. Surface water is available in abundance in good years. There is also a three-bedroom two two-bath modular home for sleeping quarters. This Texas land is priced right to have investment security & equity.