New Construction Homes in Mc Caulley, TX

202 acres, more or less, generally flat with slight slopes, in an attractive mix of active cultivation and native mesquite pasture. Paved frontage on FM 1085 on the east side with access to rural water and electric services. No zoning, no restrictions. Homesite and recreational hunting appeal, with an active wildlife population, including white-tail deer, Rio Grande turkey, bob-white quail and

Jeff Broker Williamson-Branson Real Estate

Paved frontage on US Highway 180 on the south and FM 1224 on the east. Excellent visibility and access, suitable for commercial use. No zoning, no restrictions. Groundwater available with irrigation-capable water well and additional water production allotment from the Clear Fork of the Brazos River! The river crosses through the length of the property, which may be subdivided along the river for

Jeff Branson Williamson-Branson Real Estate

Invest in Fisher County! Opportunities await just north of McCaulley. Not a farmer, that's okay. Lease the farm and hunt the wooded belt that follows the unnamed feeder to Plasterco Lake. Convert the back 33 acres into a food plot and watch the wildlife come in. If you're looking for a way to get into the area and looking for a good spot to hunt, then this is that place. A wooded belt of mature

Daniel Byerly Ekdahl Real Estate ABILENE OFFICE

Great Homesite or Investment Opportunity in Fisher County Located just west of Hamlin, this 18.69±-acre triangular-shaped property offers an excellent opportunity as either a homesite or an investment. Positioned at the corner of FM 2145 and CR 206, the land provides easy access and convenient frontage. The topography is primarily flat and covered in native grasses, with a scattering of mesquite

Lisa Terrell Ekdahl Real Estate STAMFORD

River Bend AcresRare opportunity to own 230± acres in Fisher County with the Clear Fork of the Brazos River forming the western boundary of the property. The river is clear, scenic, and gently meanders along the ranch, providing both beauty and a reliable water source. The land is well-watered with three water wells producing approximately 30, 90 and 120 GPM, supporting both agricultural and

Sabrina Pippin Ekdahl Real Estate STAMFORD

202 acres, more or less, generally flat with slight slopes, in an attractive mix of active cultivation and native mesquite pasture. Paved frontage on FM 1085 on the east side with access to rural water and electric services. No zoning, no restrictions. Homesite and recreational hunting appeal, with an active wildlife population, including white-tail deer, Rio Grande turkey, bob-white quail and

Jeff Branson Williamson-Branson Real Estate