This 31,737-acre ranch in Reeves and Jeff Davis Counties with mineral rights, seven constant flowing springs, abundant wildlife, mountains and more makes it a truly special ranch in the highly desired Davis Mountains and foothills of West Texas. With the mineral rights and vast water reserves, there is solid value with significant potential.
Elevation ranges from about 3,450 feet to about 6,000 feet. The over 2,500 elevation change produces diverse grasses and plant life over the ranch. Live oak, juniper and other trees are in the mountainous areas. Wildlife includes mule deer, aoudad and quail complimented by two fishing lakes stocked with tiger bass.
Improvements include the completely restored and updated headquarters, originally built in the 1890s. It has 6 bedrooms, each with full bath, 2 half baths, library, and full basement with storage. The kitchen, dining room and family ...
Improvements include the completely restored and updated headquarters, originally built in the 1890s. It has 6 bedrooms, each with full bath, 2 half baths, library, and full basement with storage. The kitchen, dining room and family room with bar can comfortably entertain and host small or large groups. Two guest houses are next to the main house. One of the seven springs on the ranch is next to the house flowing through a series of ponds in the yard to the two large ponds in front. A great way to start or end the day is from the porch where one can enjoy the near and distant views and hear the sound of running spring water. The observation deck off the upper level of the house provides great views and star gazing in the evenings.
Other improvements include a rock barn and rock corrals near the headquarters. A short distance away is another house then nearby, a barn with 12 stalls, storage and shop. Another house is located on the northern part of the ranch.
Alpine and Marfa are less than 1 hr. away. Nearby in the Davis Mountains are the McDonald Observatory, where astronomers use the telescopes to study everything from the asteroids and planets in our own solar system to galaxies billions of light-years away in space and time and the Ft. Davis National Historic Site, one of the best surviving examples of an Indian Wars' frontier military post in the Southwest.
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