Callahan County Homes with Hardwood Trees Lot description

Callahan County Homes with Hardwood Trees Lot description

Welcome to Callahan County, Texas – a hidden gem that beautifully marries small-town charm with stunning natural landscapes. Nestled in the heart of West Texas, Callahan County boasts a rich history and a vibrant community spirit that welcomes newcomers with open arms. With its rolling hills, expansive open spaces, and picturesque views, this county is a haven for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

One of the standout features of Callahan County is its abundance of hardwood trees, which create a breathtaking backdrop for residential properties. Imagine waking up each morning to the gentle rustle of leaves and the soft whisper of the wind through towering oaks and maples. Homes with hardwood tree lots in this area offer not just a residence but an immersive experience in nature. These properties provide ample shade and a serene environment, perfect for outdoor gatherings, family playtime, or simply enjoying a quiet moment with a good book.

The community here is tight-knit, with local events and activities that foster connections among residents. From farmers' markets to seasonal festivals, there’s always something happening in Callahan County. With excellent schools, outdoor recreational opportunities, and a wealth of historical sites to explore, this county is an ideal place for families, retirees, and anyone looking to embrace a slower pace of life.

Discover the beauty and tranquility of Callahan County, where your dream home with a hardwood tree lot awaits. Experience the perfect blend of nature and community in this enchanting Texas locale!

Newest Callahan County Homes with Hardwood Trees Lot description

8593 State Highway 36 E, Cross Plains, TX
$750,000
21404837 MLS
Great combination property with approximately 30 acres of coastal grass that can be grazed or baled; it averages 4 bales per cutting. The remainder of the property is a mix of scattered mature Post Oaks up front and towards the back is a mix of Post Oaks and some Mesquites. There are 3 stock ponds towards the back and east side of the property, overflowing one to another. Behind the last pond is a creek bed with a rock outcropping which makes for a good afternoon adventure for the kid at heart. The property is cross fenced for rotational grazing. At the front of the place is a turn-key 2013 2 Bed 2 Bath Palm Harbor home with 868 sq ft. The cozy home has central heat and air, all electric appliances that will convey, an almost new metal roof and is serviced by a water well. A covered front porch is a great place to sit in the shade of the Pecan trees and watch your grass grow. Up front by the house is a 40x60 3-sided metal pole barn with water and electricity. Inside the barn is framework for 4 horse stalls, each with its own double door opening to the west or plenty of room to park vehicles and store supplies. Behind the house are the round pen lined with wood, pipe working pens and a 5,600 sq ft open metal shed with covered stalls on the west side. The shed and pens have water and electricity, lights for the working pens and water spigots to every pen for the troughs. Also, behind the house is a 160 sq ft sea container with water and electric for storing lawn equipment or feed. There is an RV hookup in case you have overnight company. There are approx 1,620 ft of Hwy 36 frontage and two entrances already in place. This property really does have everything, grass for your cows and wooded areas with water for hunting wildlife. It is only a few minutes to Cross Plains or 35 miles to the Abilene Airport and just a couple more to the Expo Center.

8593 State Highway 36 E, Cross Plains, TX

Tbd County Road 277, Baird, TX
$2,356,492
21388621 MLS
Crooked Creek Ranch comprises approximately 652.78 acres in southwest Callahan County. A prominent north-south ridge shapes the western side of the property, with elevations ranging from approximately 1,790 to 1,940 feet above sea level. The resulting 150 feet of elevation change creates broad views from the high ground and a varied landscape of fields, native pasture, brush and lower drainage areas. A wet-weather branch of Crooked Creek crosses the northwestern corner, and four earthen tanks place water features across the ranch. Native mesquite, hackberry, prickly pear, little bluestem, switchgrass and scattered oaks provide woody browse, native warm-season grasses, mast and dense thickets. Field-to-brush transitions and the creek drainage connect feeding areas, travel routes and bedding habitat for white-tailed deer. Turkey, dove and feral hogs also use the ranch. Approximately 117 acres are tillable and non-irrigated, providing ground for continued agricultural use or wildlife-focused plantings such as food plots and sunflowers. The placement of these fields beside native pasture and woody vegetation creates edge habitat between forage-producing ground and secluded thickets. County Road 277 provides access, with electricity available at the county road. Cattle pens are located near the northwestern entrance, and perimeter and cross-fencing divide the acreage for livestock and ranch management. The gate is approximately 9 miles by road from Oplin, 23 miles from Coleman, 24 miles from Baird and 40 miles from Abilene. Crooked Creek Ranch brings together scale, varied terrain, water, tillable ground and native habitat for hunting, livestock use and long-term land stewardship.

Tbd County Road 277, Baird, TX

Tbd 1 Fm 604 Road, Clyde, TX
$1,225,000
21382723 MLS
Rarely does a ranch with this history, productivity, and versatility become available. Held by the same family for more than 60 years, the two parcels of 200± acre ranch is located in west central Callahan County, approximately 25 minutes from Abilene and two hours from Fort Worth. The ranch offers an outstanding balance of agricultural production, recreation, and investment potential with approximately 275± acres of productive pasture and 125± acres of native mesquite and hardwood cover between the two 200 acre pastures. Historically utilized for wheat, hay production, and cattle grazing, the land has been carefully managed with minimal weeds and excellent grass cover. Good perimeter and cross fencing support efficient livestock operations and rotational grazing. Two tanks provide dependable water for livestock and wildlife, while numerous draws create excellent opportunities for additional tanks or a future lake. A rural water meter is in place, with additional water availability believed to be available through Eula Water Supply. Several historic hand-dug well sites may offer future water development potential.Wildlife is abundant, including whitetail deer, turkey, quail, dove, ducks, and feral hogs. Limited hunting pressure over the years has allowed the ranch to develop into an exceptional hunting property, With no active oil or gas production or abandoned equipment, the property provides a clean canvas for its next owner. Ideal for a working cattle ranch, productive farm, hunting retreat, equestrian property, high-fenced game ranch, weekend getaway, or future homesite. Convenient access from both FM 604 and County Road 261. Offered as 2-200± acre tracts, with an additional 51± acres potentially available. The ranch may also be offered as one 400± acre tracts. A rare legacy ranch combining history, productivity, excellent wildlife habitat, and exceptional future potential in one of West Central Texas' most desirable ranching areas.

Tbd 1 Fm 604 Road, Clyde, TX

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