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74.548 acres of partially irrigated coastal and native grass. 17 acres are native costal and post oaks. Has older center pivot irrigation covering approximately 30 acres. Good fencing. County road frontage. Restrictions: No subdividing, must be site built home, no commercial.

74.548 acres of partially irrigated coastal and native grass. 17 acres are native costal and post oaks. Has older center pivot irrigation covering approximately 30 acres. Good fencing. County road frontage. Restrictions: No subdividing, must be site built home, no commercial.

494 County Road 408, Comanche

8.5 acres to be surveyed out of larger tract. County Road Frontage. County water. L shaped and unfenced. Close to town. Restrictions: No subdividing, must be site built home, minimum 1 living unit, no commercial, 1 animal unit per 2 fenced acres.

8.5 acres to be surveyed out of larger tract. County Road Frontage. County water. L shaped and unfenced. Close to town. Restrictions: No subdividing, must be site built home, minimum 1 living unit, no commercial, 1 animal unit per 2 fenced acres.

261 County Road 403, Comanche

257 acres located off FM 573, approximately 9 miles south of Comanche, Texas. The property includes a 1,880 sq ft 2-bed,2-bath barndominium with new HVAC and a whole-house water-treatment system by Nations Pure. A 30×40 (1,200 sq ft) shop with a 20×40 eave overhang provides excellent storage or workspace. Accessed by an improved road system with culverts, the ranch features a gated entrance with an automatic gate opener. Rolling topography, mature oak trees, native grasses, a seasonal creek, and a stocked pond highlight the land’s diverse natural features. Extensive brush management has been completed, including cedar and prickly pear removal. Wildlife is abundant, with white-tailed deer, turkey, and feral pigs commonly seen. Located in the western Cross Timbers region near the Hill Country, this multi-use property is well-suited for hunting, ranching, or recreation. The combination of infrastructure, water features, and habitat diversity makes this an exceptional all-around ranch in Comanche County.

257 acres located off FM 573, approximately 9 miles south of Comanche, Texas. The property includes a 1,880 sq ft 2-bed,2-bath barndominium with new HVAC and a whole-house water-treatment system by Nations Pure. A 30×40 (1,200 sq ft) shop with a 20×40 eave overhang provides excellent storage or workspace. Accessed by an improved road system with culverts, the ranch features a gated entrance with an automatic gate opener. Rolling topography, mature oak trees, native grasses, a seasonal creek, and a stocked pond highlight the land’s diverse natural features. Extensive brush management has been completed, including cedar and prickly pear removal. Wildlife is abundant, with white-tailed deer, turkey, and feral pigs commonly seen. Located in the western Cross Timbers region near the Hill Country, this multi-use property is well-suited for hunting, ranching, or recreation. The combination of infrastructure, water features, and habitat diversity makes this an exceptional all-around ranch in Comanche County.

3270 Fm-573, Comanche

The Pennington Ranch consists of approximately 935.87 high-fenced acres in western Comanche County, Texas, about 9 minutes northwest of Comanche. The property is made up of 9 contiguous parcels and features mature oaks, cedar elm, improved pastures, and native brush habitat, creating extensive edge habitat suited to hunting and recreational use. Native wildlife includes whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, and dove, along with a few exotic species within the high fence. Surface water includes at least 7 earthen stock tanks, two ponds exceeding 2 acres each at capacity, and seasonal Duncan Creek crossing the southeast portion of the ranch. Annual rainfall averages approximately 32 inches. Terrain is gently rolling, with elevations from approximately 1,460 to 1,610 feet above sea level. Improvements sit at one of the highest points on the ranch and include a 1,966 SF main residence (3 BR, 2 BA, 1998 frame construction on slab, metal roof, 8-foot wraparound porch, 288 SF upstairs porch), a detached 24x24 two-car garage with breezeway and 2,544 SF parking area, a 1,209 SF guest apartment with kitchen and bath, two 455 SF equipment garages, a covered equipment shed of approximately 1,857 SF, an additional equipment shed of approximately 2,500 SF, and an 867 SF livestock barn with working pens. Water is supplied by 2 wells near the main improvements, with 3 additional windmill wells that could potentially be reworked. Electricity is provided by CECA, with availability in various parts of the ranch and potential for additional meters. The electric easement is the only known easement. Seller-owned minerals to convey. The ranch has approximately 1.65 miles of frontage on FM 1689 and approximately 0.57 miles on CR 103. Front gate coordinates: 31.9105, -98.6819.

The Pennington Ranch consists of approximately 935.87 high-fenced acres in western Comanche County, Texas, about 9 minutes northwest of Comanche. The property is made up of 9 contiguous parcels and features mature oaks, cedar elm, improved pastures, and native brush habitat, creating extensive edge habitat suited to hunting and recreational use. Native wildlife includes whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, and dove, along with a few exotic species within the high fence. Surface water includes at least 7 earthen stock tanks, two ponds exceeding 2 acres each at capacity, and seasonal Duncan Creek crossing the southeast portion of the ranch. Annual rainfall averages approximately 32 inches. Terrain is gently rolling, with elevations from approximately 1,460 to 1,610 feet above sea level. Improvements sit at one of the highest points on the ranch and include a 1,966 SF main residence (3 BR, 2 BA, 1998 frame construction on slab, metal roof, 8-foot wraparound porch, 288 SF upstairs porch), a detached 24x24 two-car garage with breezeway and 2,544 SF parking area, a 1,209 SF guest apartment with kitchen and bath, two 455 SF equipment garages, a covered equipment shed of approximately 1,857 SF, an additional equipment shed of approximately 2,500 SF, and an 867 SF livestock barn with working pens. Water is supplied by 2 wells near the main improvements, with 3 additional windmill wells that could potentially be reworked. Electricity is provided by CECA, with availability in various parts of the ranch and potential for additional meters. The electric easement is the only known easement. Seller-owned minerals to convey. The ranch has approximately 1.65 miles of frontage on FM 1689 and approximately 0.57 miles on CR 103. Front gate coordinates: 31.9105, -98.6819.

1952 Fm 1689, Comanche

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