Hico Homes with Barndominium Architectural Style

Hico Homes with Barndominium Architectural Style

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Newest Hico Homes with Barndominium Architectural Style

$3,943,408
21182336 MLS
A rare opportunity to own 492± unrestricted acres in the heart of Bosque County, just minutes from the charming town of HiCo, Texas. This rare blend of heritage, timeless Texas landscape, beauty, and permanence has been owned by the same family for nearly a century. This property tells a story of careful management, deep roots, and respect for the land as it has been thoughtfully managed as a working cattle operation. The property features county road frontage on two sides, with electricity available around the west boundary, making future development or improvement seamless. The land boasts sandy soil, coastal, bluestem and native grasses, open pastureland, several stock tanks, a meandering creek, and multiple elevation changes that create breathtaking panoramic views in every direction. Scattered throughout the ranch are large, mature hardwoods, including oak and elm, providing shade, beauty, and the land provides excellent habitat for native wildlife. There are also old hand-dug wells and a rich sense of history. Arrowheads have been found across the property, adding to its unique Texas character. With no restrictions, the possibilities are endless, whether you envision a legacy ranch, recreational retreat, hunting property, or stunning homesite. Multiple ideal building locations offer sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. Currently ag-exempt and operating as a cattle ranch, this tract has been carved from a much larger ranch. This ranch is ideal for creating a family legacy whether as a working ranch, private retreat, or future homestead. Located near HiCo, it offers the charm of small-town Texas while remaining peaceful and private and long-term investment potential. School District: Iredell ISD Properties of this size, quality, and history rarely come available. This is a true Texas land opportunity, rich in heritage, beauty, and potential. Less acres are available!

Tbd County Road 2200, Hico

$480,000
21165121 MLS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: This 40-acre tract of land located just south of Hico, TX (in Hamilton County) offers a rare opportunity to own versatile rural acreage in a scenic Central Texas setting. The property combines open pasture, native grasses, and plenty of natural features that are ideal for multiple uses — from ranching and recreation to building your country home or weekend retreat. This 40 acres is being cut from a larger 120-acre tract, offering a unique opportunity for buyers who may want additional acreage. LOCATION: .7 Miles off of Highway 281 in between Hico and Hamilton, TX. ~30 Miles to Stephenville, TX ~80 Miles to Waco, TX ~90 Miles to Fort Worth, TX WATER: There are two ponds on the property, the largest being right at a half acre in size. This larger pond is fed by a wet-weather creek and holds water year around. These ponds are great for wildlife, fishing, and scenic enjoyment. CLIMATE: Hico, TX, averages 225 days of sun, 1 inch of snow and 34 inches of rain per year. UTILITIES: There is a 5G AT&T cell tower located less than a few miles from the property, offering great cell coverage throughout the property. United Co-Op has electricity running down the road frontage, a meter needs to be installed. A water-well and septic system would need to be installed for water and sewage. WILDLIFE: White-Tail Deer, Hogs, Turkey, Dove, Varmints MINERALS: The seller is willing to sell 50% of their mineral rights with the right offer. TERRAIN: Property consists of rolling hills with the highest point being at 1260 FT and lowest point at 1240 FT. FENCING: Property has fencing on three sides, the seller is willing to negotiate the installation of the fourth side. ACCESS: Property is accessed off of County Road 119 through a private locked gate. The entrance road is 10 feet in width and 330 feet long to a potential homesite.

0000 County Road 119, Hico

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