Port Lavaca, TX 77979 - Calhoun County

Dating back to 1895, this 159+ acres has been a productive farm and ranch for the descendants of the pioneering Stutzenbecker family. With 66+ acres of very productive row crop land and the remainder in native grasses, the property has provided bountiful harvests and healthy livestock for the past 130 years. With beautiful views of Lavaca Bay, there are numerous excellent home sites.

Location

Located just 6 miles north of Port Lavaca, TX on Park Rd and less than a mile from the Six Mile Creek Pier, boat launch and Lavaca Bay.

Topography, Rangeland & Habitat

66+ acres of row crop traditionally planted in grain, cotton, soybeans and corn depending on the year. 93+ acres in native pasture with Six Mile Creeks drainage running through the southern portion of the property. Topography ranges from 5ft 25ft. Approximately 40+/- acres are located in the FEMA designated floodplain.

Wildlife

Good populations of migratory ducks and doves provide excellent wing-shooting. White-tailed deer and feral hogs are present.

Water

A former windmill well is now used with a gas generator to pump water. There is a small pond and in times of heavy rainfall water is present in Six Mile Creek making for excellent waterfowl habit.

Electricity

Electricity is available on Park Rd.

Minerals

100% of the mineral estate is believed to be owned and is negotiable with an acceptable offer.

Other

112+ acres of Laewest clay, 24+ acres of Harris clay, 20+ Dacosta-Contee complex.