1508 KC 213, Menard, TX 76859 - Kimble County

DESCRIPTION

The Running H Ranch is located in the sought-after Kimble County area just northwest of Junction. The property is being sold off a larger ranch called the Stone Ledge Ranch. The terrain is rolling with some higher hilltops that highlight longer views. The valley land on the 1,052 +/- AC ranch features good oak and hardwood cover. Juniper has been cleared in some areas. Most of the ranch is accessible using good pasture roads. The ranch is high-fenced around all the perimeters and down the middle, which divides the property into 520-530+/- acre pastures.

LOCATION

Located approximately 20 miles northwest of Junction off of County Road 213. The property is located in the historic Cleo area of Kimble County. A short 1,100 easement off the county road provides additional privacy.

LAND

The terrain on the ranch is rolling with some bottomland. Live oaks, other native hardwoods, and juniper provide cover in the draws with scattered mesquite trees. Some of the juniper has been cleared in some areas of the ranch.

IMPROVEMENTS

Improvements on the ranch include a 1,200+/- sf cabin with a large rock fireplace, a kitchen, and a bath that overlook a clearing. The property is entirely high-fenced and cross high-fenced into two pastures, so different wildlife can be kept separate. Electricity is in place and an electric submersible water well is nearby the cabin.

WILDLIFE

The Running H Ranch is home to native and exotic Kimble County wildlife including axis, whitetail deer, red deer, aoudad, wild turkey, hogs, and dove.

WATER

The ranch has two water wells located in the north and south areas: one submersible and one windmill. A large concrete pila is adjacent to the windmill and water troughs provide water for wild game and livestock.