Eden, TX 76837 - Concho County

LOCATION:

The property lies about 14 miles from Eden and 38 miles from San Angelo. The access road, Lost Trail, is a 30-foot-wide easement connecting to County Road 2335. Only a short portion of the road is in Concho County; the rest of the ranch is in Menard County. The surrounding area is quiet with large neighboring ranches, providing both seclusion and open views of the surrounding hills.

LAND:

The terrain includes gently rolling hills with open pasture and mixed brush. Native grasses, mesquite, and oak trees provide habitat for whitetail, turkey, dove, and quail. The soil supports grazing and light agricultural use, while the elevation creates scenic building sites and sunset views.

IMPROVEMENTS:

The main home includes 3BR/2BA across 1,642 sq/ft, featuring a stone and stucco exterior, two fireplaces, and wood and vinyl flooring. Utilities include electricity from Oncor and Starlink internet service. Two wood-burning fireplaces add charm and comfort. Supporting structures include a 4060 metal barn with slab and insulation, a 2040 barn used for storage, and a wood-frame chicken or quail pen. The barns are equipped with power and water. One storage barn could easily be converted into an outdoor kitchen or recreation area.

WATER & UTILITIES:

A private electric well provides water from the Johnson/Edwards Aquifer at roughly 250 feet deep, producing around 10 GPM. A water storage tank services the property, and two power meters supply the home and barns. Mobile service from AT&T and T-Mobile is available in the area.

WILDLIFE & RECREATION:

The ranch supports whitetail, turkey, dove, and quail, with room for blinds and feeders. Trails and open areas allow ATV access, hiking, and hunting. The propertys mix of pasture, brush, and elevation gives it both utility and recreation value.

REMARKS:

Roads End Ranch lives up to its name a private, peaceful, and set apart. With its house, barns, water, and seclusion, its a turnkey country property ready to enjoy as your home in the country, weekend escape, or small hunting property.