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The South Pettijohn Ranch, located in the game-rich Warren Creek area of Hamilton County offers the sportsman and the livestock producer endless opportunities. These 872+/- acres are easily accessible yet far enough from the beaten path to escape the distractions of more populated areas. Current ownership has improved the ranch into a practical livestock production property with abundant water reservoirs, 5 and 7 strand perimeter and cross fencing, truck accessible gates and much more. 80 elevation changes, plenty of water and natural cover allow the South Pettijohn to serve new ownership as a private or commercial hunting opportunity.
The South Pettijohn boasts an impressive 14 ponds and two all season springs throughout the three tracts. A partially refurbished residence, two cabins, three barns with livestock pens and an equipment barn complete the improvements on this Hamilton Coun...
The South Pettijohn boasts an impressive 14 ponds and two all season springs throughout the three tracts. A partially refurbished residence, two cabins, three barns with livestock pens and an equipment barn complete the improvements on this Hamilton County ranch. Current owners have 782 mineral acres and are offering 50% of their ownership to the successful bidder(s).
Prospective bidders may bid on any individual tract, any combination of the tracts or the ranch in its entirety.
If you have been looking for unique, water bearing ranch and/or recreational land in Central Texas then this is your opportunity to buy 155 to 872 acres at true market value.
Tract 1 - 155+/- acres offers 80 elevation changes, four ponds totaling nearly two acres of surface area, an all-weather spring that feeds into Warren Creek, cross fencing, livestock pens, barn and a partially restored residence. A total of 38+/- net mineral acres will convey to the new buyer of this tract. Tract 1 is accessible from CR620.
Tract 2 - 440+/- acres with 80 elevation changes, six ponds totaling nearly 7.5 acres of surface area, an all-weather spring, an 80 x 45 stone livestock barn, livestock pens, 300+/-sf cabin, storm cellar and large truck accessible main entrance from CR 620. Seller will convey 215+/- net mineral acres with this tract.
Tract 3 - Located at the intersection of FM 2486 & CR 620 this 277+/- acres offers 50 of elevation change, four ponds totaling over two acres of surface area, 30 x 60 barn with lean-to and livestock working pens, 30 x 50 equipment shed, 300+/-sf cabin and a truck accessible entrance from CR 620. Seller will convey 138+/- net mineral acres with tract 3.
Brent R. Graves, TAL#13507
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