Nolan Homes with Pond(s) Lot description

Welcome to Nolan County, Texas – a hidden gem in the heart of the Lone Star State! Nestled in the scenic landscapes of West Texas, Nolan County is a perfect blend of small-town charm and natural beauty. With its wide-open spaces, friendly communities, and rich history, this county offers a lifestyle that is both tranquil and fulfilling.

One of the most enchanting features of homes in Nolan County is the availability of properties with picturesque ponds. Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of water lapping against the shore, surrounded by the serene beauty of nature. Homes with pond lots not only provide a stunning view but also create a peaceful retreat right in your backyard. Whether you enjoy fishing, kayaking, or simply relaxing by the water, these properties offer endless opportunities for outdoor recreation.

The real estate market in Nolan County is diverse, catering to a variety of lifestyles and budgets. From charming ranch-style homes to modern retreats, there’s something for everyone. Properties with pond lots often come with ample acreage, allowing for gardening, livestock, or simply extra space to roam. The community is known for its welcoming atmosphere, making it easy to connect with neighbors and enjoy local events.

Living in Nolan County means embracing a slower pace of life while still being conveniently located near larger cities. With its stunning landscapes and inviting homes, this county is a perfect place to find your dream property. Come explore the beauty of Nolan County, where every home with a pond is a gateway to a lifestyle filled with peace, joy, and connection to nature.

Newest Nolan Homes with Pond(s) Lot description

$765,000

2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 21366498 MLS

Just minutes north of Sweetwater, this approximately 200-acre property offers a unique combination of productive farmland, recreational acreage, and peaceful country living. Approximately 165 acres are currently cultivated in cotton. The existing farming arrangement may be continued if mutually agreed upon by the buyer and current farmer, offering potential agricultural income. The 1945 pier-and-beam home features 2 bedrooms, original character, a metal roof, newer windows, and central electric heat and air installed approximately five years ago. The home is served by Bitter Creek Water Cooperative and Big Country Electric, with an owned propane tank servicing the gas stove. A 30x30 shop with electricity and partial insulation provides plenty of room for equipment, projects, or storage. Additional improvements include two Connex storage containers, a 6x10 storm cellar, rainwater catchment system, septic, stock tank, and a well with hand pump. The acreage offers a beautiful mix of productive cultivated fields and wooded cover, creating habitat for wildlife including deer and hogs. Whether you're looking to continue the farming operation, hunt, enjoy the land, or simply have room to spread out, this property offers an incredible amount of versatility just minutes from Sweetwater. No known deed restrictions.

136 County Road 428, Sweetwater

$725,000

21286983 MLS

200 Acres of Excellent Hunting and Great building sites with power and water. 45 minute Drive from Abilene, Texas. Located on the Nolan and Taylor County line near Wingate, this exceptional 200± acre ranch offers the exact combination buyers are searching for in West Texas land. With over 160 feet of elevation change, the property delivers breathtaking panoramic views, rugged character, and multiple elevated homesites with existing access to water and electricity. Massive shin oak-covered hills roll across the ranch, creating prime habitat for wildlife and some of the best whitetail deer hunting in the area. Monster whitetail deer, turkey, and dove are all native to the ranch, while the mix of rocky high country, shinery, improved grasses, and a fertile valley creates outstanding diversity for both recreation and grazing. The ranch is exceptionally well improved with three water wells, each equipped with concrete reservoirs and troughs, and electricity already extended to every well location, including the top of the mountain. A good stock pond sits in the valley surrounded by improved grasses, while a small cultivated field near the entrance provides additional grazing or wildlife food plot opportunities. The property is fenced with quality 6-strand barbed wire fencing in excellent condition and is divided into three separate pastures for easy livestock management. Rarely do properties combine this level of topography, hunting, water infrastructure, and usability without compromises. There are no wind turbines, no oil field activity, no major easements, and no distractions-just a perfect blend of productive grazing meadow, elevated rocky terrain, incredible views, and premier hunting habitat. This is the type of ranch buyers wait years to find.

Tbd 200 County Road 220, No City

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