Somerset Ranch, Somerset, TX 78069 - Bexar County

RANCH NAME: Somerset Ranch

ADDRESS: 000 Smith Rd

COMMENTS: This is the first time in over 100 years that this property is being offered for sale! Located just south of the quaint town of Somerset and only 30 Min drive to down town San Antonio makes this an ideal commuter ranch. With plenty of pasture land the ranch lends its self to be a great place to raise cattle or run horses and the sandy soils would be great for ridding. Large live oaks are scattered through the property and make several great areas for the game to hide out in and add greatly to the charm of the ranch. There is also a nice 1/4 acre stock tank that could easily be expanded into a much larger water feature. The ranch is well laid out in a clean rectangular shape with paved county road frontage on 2 sides. Come take a look and see if this ranch is for you!

IMPROVEMENTS: None

TOPOGRAPHY: As you go from the West side of the property to the East the terrain gently slopes from 650' on down to 608'. On the high central west part of the property there are some great views overlooking the property and surrounding areas. Most of the property is gently sloping and very usable

TAXES: 2019 Taxes were $251.53

LIVE WATER: N/A

WATER: Stock Tank

MINERALS: There is O&G Production on the property and the owners are not conveying any mineral rights. There are several old pump jacks as are common in this region.

TERRAIN: The land is primarily well maintained pasture land with wonderful large live oak motts scattered through out. The land would be an ideal for running cattle or horses and there are several great build sights with good unobstructed views. On the N/E side of the property there is a nicely wooded section of the property with large live oaks. The soils on the property mainly consist of Wilco loamy fine sand and Aloof Sand.

EXEMPTIONS: Ag

WELLS & TANKS: 1 well of unknown depth. 1/4 acre Stock tank

WILDLIFE: All the standard South Texas Species are here including White Tale Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Dove, and feral hogs -3/24/2021