Description
Across 51.55 acres of distinctive Duval County terrain of South Texas ranch land located between Freer and George West off Hwy 59 and Old 7 Sisters Rd. this newly listed ranch captures the rugged character and natural beauty of South Texas brush country. Dense native vegetation creates a rich, textured landscape where privacy, recreation, and wildlife habitat come together. Mesquite, oak, acacia, prickly pear, lotebush, granjeno, whitebrush, blackbrush, Texas ebony, huisache, and wild olive flourish throughout the property, forming classic thickets and varied cover. The diverse environment supports white-tailed deer, quail, wild hogs, turkeys, doves, predators, and other native wildlife.Low fencing defines the ranch, while neighboring larger ranches enhance the feeling of wide-open surroundings. Whether envisioned as a private hunting destination, weekend hideaway, recreational retreat, or future ranch project, the acreage offers space to explore and shape according to your goals. Existing improvements add useful convenience from the start. Opportunities to own a substantial tract with native habitat and practical improvements can be difficult to find. TBA Duval County is ready for its next owner to enjoy the wildlife, quiet, and enduring appeal of the South Texas landscape. 3 tracts will be combined for a total of 51.55 acres parcel id 000000014827,000000014828,000000014829
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Description
Across 51.55 acres of distinctive Duval County terrain of South Texas ranch land located between Freer and George West off Hwy 59 and Old 7 Sisters Rd. this newly listed ranch captures the rugged character and natural beauty of South Texas brush country. Dense native vegetation creates a rich, textured landscape where privacy, recreation, and wildlife habitat come together. Mesquite, oak, acacia, prickly pear, lotebush, granjeno, whitebrush, blackbrush, Texas ebony, huisache, and wild olive flourish throughout the property, forming classic thickets and varied cover. The diverse environment supports white-tailed deer, quail, wild hogs, turkeys, doves, predators, and other native wildlife.Low fencing defines the ranch, while neighboring larger ranches enhance the feeling of wide-open surroundings. Whether envisioned as a private hunting destination, weekend hideaway, recreational retreat, or future ranch project, the acreage offers space to explore and shape according to your goals. Existing improvements add useful convenience from the start. Opportunities to own a substantial tract with native habitat and practical improvements can be difficult to find. TBA Duval County is ready for its next owner to enjoy the wildlife, quiet, and enduring appeal of the South Texas landscape. 3 tracts will be combined for a total of 51.55 acres parcel id 000000014827,000000014828,000000014829