Leman Ranch
Acreage
This Concho County acreage features a diverse mix of native brush including mesquite and cactus, combined with scattered native brush and forbs that enhance both cover and wildlife habitat. The ranch benefits from improved grass stands that provide quality forage for livestock and grazing wildlife alike. Rolling terrain and natural brush patterns create excellent habitat diversity, supporting deer, turkey, quail, and other native species. With a balance of open grassland and native cover, this property offers strong forage potential, quality wildlife habitat, and classic West Texas ranch character.
Terrain
The property features gently rolling terrain with elevations ranging from approximately 1,800 to 1,850 feet above sea level. The land is predominantly level to mildly sloping, with subtle rises and shallow draws that provide natural drainage. Overall, the terrain is well suited fo...
The property features gently rolling terrain with elevations ranging from approximately 1,800 to 1,850 feet above sea level. The land is predominantly level to mildly sloping, with subtle rises and shallow draws that provide natural drainage. Overall, the terrain is well suited for ranching, recreation, and wildlife habitat, offering easy accessibility and usable ground throughout.
Water
The property is serviced by a Millersview–Doole rural water tap, with the meter located near the county road and water piped to the improvements. In addition, there are three surface ponds on the property. One pond may go dry during prolonged dry conditions, while the other two generally retain water longer and provide dependable surface water during dry periods.
Improvements
The ranch is improved with a well-constructed metal building featuring approximately 1,150 square feet of living quarters and an attached 750 square foot garage. The living quarters include a kitchen area, a bathroom with a walk-in shower, and an open-concept floor plan that allows for flexible use of the remaining space. The living area is highlighted by a wood-burning stove and ample open floor space. The interior finish-out includes good-quality cabinetry and countertops, and the residence has been well maintained. Additional improvements include a 40' x 60' shop building with concrete floors and three bay doors. The shop is wired for electricity, though power has not yet been connected. The walls are insulated and finished with sheet-metal interior walls, reflecting the overall high quality of construction and functionality of the building. There is also an additional 37' x 21' building that has been used for dog kennels. This structure features concrete floors and a roll-up door, offering versatility for storage or other ranch uses. Overall, the ranch improvements are well built, functional, and thoughtfully designed, providing excellent infrastructure to support ranch operations, recreation, or a weekend retreat.
Recreation
This Concho County ranch offers excellent recreational opportunities with dense mesquite cover and native brush that provide ideal habitat for wildlife. The property supports strong populations of whitetail deer and turkey, with exceptional quail hunting thanks to quality ground cover and food sources. The diverse vegetation creates outstanding forage and bedding areas, making this ranch well-suited for hunting, wildlife management, and year-round outdoor enjoyment.
Minerals
Mineral ownership is unknown, however, the ranch is being sold with no reservations.
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The property is located about 30 miles east of San Angelo and lies just south of FM 765. Access to the property is off County Road 1445. The address is 11069 County Road 1445 Paint Rock, TX 76866.