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$4,904,160

Offering 1,923.2 ± acres of contiguous, open, and rolling terrain, this acreage stands out as a generational asset. The owner is willing to subdivide, giving you the flexibility to buy the entire ranch or secure a custom-sized tract built for your specific legacy, cattle operation, residential subdivision, or long-term investment and development goals. All parcels connect seamlessly under Hwy 62, ensuring fluid access, internal traffic flow, and safe utility or pedestrian movement across the entire property without highway interference. Childress faces a critical and growing demand for quality housing, making this property a prime candidate for master-planned residential growth, workforce housing, or custom acreage home sites. Unlike surrounding properties that face severe water security hurdles, this ranch features an established water distribution network—including a stocked 4-acre pond and deep structural water tanks—drastically lowering initial site-development and utility planning hurdles for community layouts. The property is legally divided into 5 tax appraisal parcels, making a future subdivision or structured sale incredibly straightforward: Childress County: Parcel 4206: 29 AC, Parcel 6114: 640 AC, Parcel 6296: 645.4 AC, Parcel 5707: 306 AC (Sits directly on the county line; half in Childress, half in Cottle) Cottle County: Parcel 0002283: 317 AC Trophy Game: Established free-range hunting for trophy mule deer and whitetail. Wingshooting and More: Seasonal populations of quail, dove, turkey, and wild hogs. Recreation: Expansive terrain for off-roading, ATV trail riding, hiking, and horseback riding. High-demand positioning for residential acreage subdivision, workforce local housing expansion, a private hunting outfit, or an expansive cattle ranch.

21383256 MLS

0000 Hwy 62, Childress, TX

$1,060,500

505± acres north of Childress offering cattle grazing, hunting, fishing, recreation, and rural homesite potential. Native and improved grasses, rolling terrain, seasonal drainages, and approximately 60 feet of elevation change. Good 6-strand perimeter and cross-fencing divides the property into 3 rotational grazing pastures with livestock water available throughout. Improvements include holding and working pens and a covered livestock and feed facility with 6 horse stalls, water faucets on both sides, 2 additional livestock water tanks, FodderTech hydroponic feed-growing system, and integrated feed and tack storage. Separately fenced round-bale storage area. One strong working water well plus 2 dirt stock tanks. Per Seller, the west tank has not gone dry since construction. The east tank receives runoff and well water, remains full year-round, and is stocked with catfish, perch, and recently added bass. Excellent wildlife habitat with deer, hogs, quail, and dove commonly observed. Buck Creek is approximately 1 mile north and the Prairie Dog Town Fork of the Red River approximately 1.5 miles south. South Plains Electric service extends through the property. County roads border all 4 sides. No irrigation wells, but irrigated land is located immediately northwest across the road and approximately one-half mile east. Evidence of 3 former homestead locations, old foundations, and 2 cisterns remains. No hunting or grazing leases in place. Whether for cattle, horses, hunting, fishing, recreation, a future homesite, or long-term land investment, this property offers an unusual combination of water, improvements, access, and recreational appeal.

21361478 MLS

Tbd County Road M, Childress, TX

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