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Discover a rare opportunity to own 185.41 acres of ranch land in Bosque County, ideally located between Glen Rose and Hico and offering a true escape from the Metroplex. Rich in history and natural beauty, this legacy property combines paved county road frontage with a secluded, private setting, abundant wildlife, and productive hay fields. The property is fully fenced and features a new green automatic gate, two established homesites with wells, septic systems, and electric already in place, and scenic views throughout. Quality cattle working pens and an internal road system support efficient ranch operations, while an active agricultural exemption adds long-term value. Properties of this size and quality rarely become available in this area. Whether you’re planning to build a dream ranch, create a private retreat, prepare for retirement, or hold as a long-term investment, this land offers exceptional versatility and opportunity.
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Listed by Jamie Wickliffe (#0368339)
Listing Office: CENTURY 21 Judge Fite Company (#CEJF15)

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