Whitehall Ranch Estates Tract #3
From County Road 305, you enter Whitehall Ranch Estates. Heading south on the main private ranch road, you first encounter the Gatehouse on your left. This is the anchor of Tract 2. On your right, a vast rolling pasture with trees that comes to a stunning Barn and Stables facility. At the half-mile point just past the facilities, you come to Tract 3. This tract is far enough into the property from the county road that your privacy is appreciated. To your right is a picture-perfect 8.5-acre-managed fishing lake backdropped with a stunning view of rolling countryside. The lake is beautiful, the shoreline is very accessible, and the water is shockingly clear above all else. So clear that you are tempted to swim, which is a rare offering in this part of the state.
The lake has an immaculate pier and boat dock, which provide safe and comfortable access for fishing, swimming, and boating. The...
The lake has an immaculate pier and boat dock, which provide safe and comfortable access for fishing, swimming, and boating. The waters around the dock are teaming with black bass, bream, and minnows of every size, ready for your lure. With a mix of shallows and deep, clear water, the lake is also home to countless migratory waterfowl, including mallards, wood ducks, and pintails in the fall.
The land beyond the lake that is part of this tract is nothing short of stunning. The topography rises to the left and right of the lake, then gently sweeps downward to a perfectly built cross-fenced pasture. The northwest corner of Tract 3 is an entire ecosystem. To the west, the spring-fed Beason Creek is shrouded in native pecans, oaks, and elms. The middle of tract 3 is bisected by a wet weather creek, which provides more privacy and habitat for the native wildlife. The woods along the creek are vibrant but still accessible, leaving room for pockets of agriculture and wildlife feeders perfect for native wildlife.
The final aspect of Tract 3 is the competition-spec polo field in the southeast corner of the tract. Over six football fields in size, the mere aesthetic of the space alone makes it special. Traditionally used for competition Polo matches, this area would accommodate any number of equestrian uses. However, the infrastructure in place under the field gives this portion of the property the greatest potential. With hundreds of zoned subgrade irrigation heads, the opportunity for agricultural expansion is limited to your imagination. Be it organic produce or a vineyard, the opportunity awaits your use. We invite you to experience Tract 3 of Whitehall Estates and see what the area's premier deed-restricted ranch community offers.
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From Houston, take 290 W to CR 362, and take 362 North 20.7 miles to County Road 305. Take a right on CR 305; the property on the right in 1.5 miles.
From Austin, take 290 E to Hempstead. In Hempstead take Hwy 6 North to FM 2 exit. Take FM 2 East to CR 305, take CR 305 to the right/East, the property is on the right in 1.5 miles.
From Bryan-College Station, get on Hwy 6 S/TX-6 S from Texas Ave. Merge onto Hwy 6 S/TX-6 S, 21 min (25.2 mi). Exit FM 2988 to the East, continue on FM 2988 E. Drive to County Rd 305. Located off County Road 305.