+/- 117 acs CR 217 , Borden, TX 78962(Colorado County)

If you’ve been holding out for something truly extraordinary, this is it! Nestled between Columbus and Weimar, off Highway 90, lies one of the most breathtaking ranch properties in Colorado County offering +/-117 rolling acres. When you enter this property, you will know you have arrived somewhere truly special. It showcases stunning natural beauty, year-round water and a sturdy wood bridge over a clear spring-fed creek. Bordered by not one, but two spring-fed branches of Harvey Creek, this property boasts +/- 2,500 feet along the South Fork and another +/-1,000 feet on the Middle Fork. Both creek forks offer beautiful rock features and crystal clear water with minimal floodplain. A rare combination! The land offers a spectacular mix of soaring live oaks, wooded sections for the wildlife, open pastures and roughly 50 feet elevation changes that create sweeping views and captivating homesite locations. Trails meander through the trees, ideal for morning walks, ATV rides, hunting or horseback riding and the landscape transitions effortlessly between shaded groves and open ranchland. Recreational Bliss! Adding to its functionality, the property includes a 70’ x 30’ six-bay pole barn for all your ranch equipment and nine high-fenced deer pens spanning across a +/- 12 acre area, both improvements are equipped with water. Pens are in the process of being removed. This parcel is being thoughtfully carved out from a larger acreage with light seller imposed restrictions in place to preserve its integrity and long-term value. Whether you envision a private family ranch, weekend retreat or legacy estate, this one-of-a-kind property is ready to exceed every expectation. This is not just a piece of land, it's an extraordinary setting for your future dream. The land’s character reveals itself at every turn and it must be seen in person. Come tour this one and see for yourself how special she is!! You will not be disappointed! VIEW PICS FULL SCREEN. See attached outline of property as aerial here not 100% correct.