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NEW!  High Point Ranch is an incredible opportunity to own a blank canvas ranch, conveniently located just 9± miles west of Harper. The ranch consists of 57.16± acres and is located off paved FM 479 with 700'± of frontage road. There are several nice build sites with stunning Hill Country views. There is tremendous potential to build a weekend getaway cabin or full-time residence.

FEATURED! Highveld Ranch is an elite Tecomate Signature Property! First and foremost, Highveld Ranch is an exceptional hunting ranch located in the sought-after Texas Hill Country. Notable improvements to the ranch include a6,900± sf newly-renovated lodge, a newly-renovated foreman's home, a game processing facility with a walk-in cooler, and a rifle range. With phenomenal whitetail, turkey, and exotic populations, this high-fenced ranch is a hunter’s paradise!

JUST SOLD! S Ranch is 252± acres of prime hunting land with three sides that are low fenced. The ranch is located in the excellent brush country of South Texas, east of Freer, Texas. A 3,000± sf hacienda sits at the top of the highest elevation of the property. The hacienda has front and back patios that run the entire 100± length of the hacienda and offer views that overlook the ranch. The hacienda is ready for updating/remodeling. The ranch has not been hunted since it was purchased by the current owner 12± years ago.

POSITIVE NEWS ON TEXAS DROUGHT CONDITIONS!

We're pleased to report positive news on Texas drought conditions. Recent rainfall has significantly improved the situation, with exceptional drought conditions now at 0.00% statewide! Extreme drought conditions are at 1.97%. This is excellent news for the moment! Stay informed about current water conditions.

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Bee County Ranches For Sale

Bee County, located in South Texas, is celebrated for its rich history, agricultural heritage, and scenic landscapes. Established in 1858, the county features rolling plains, fertile farmlands, and a close-knit community. With a commitment to preserving its historical significance while fostering modern growth, Bee County offers a welcoming environment for residents and visitors alike.

AREA HISTORY

Bee County was established in 1858 and named after BarnardE. Bee, Sr., a prominent early Texas statesman. Originally inhabited by NativeAmerican tribes such as the Karankawa and Lipan Apache, the area saw European settlers arriving in the mid-19th century. The county's history is marked by its development as an agricultural hub, with early settlers establishing farm sand ranches that remain integral to the local economy. Historic sites like theBee County Courthouse and the McClanahan House offer insights into the county’s storied past and its contributions to Texas history.

GEOGRAPHY

Bee County, located in South Texas, features a diverse and picturesque landscape. The county is characterized by rolling plains, fertile farmland, and clear rivers, with the Aransas River being a prominent geographical feature. The terrain includes woodlands, grasslands, and cultivated fields, supporting a variety of plant and animal life. The climate is humid subtropical, with hot summers and mild winters, making the area suitable for agriculture and outdoor activities.

CULTURAL HERITAGE

Bee County's cultural heritage is deeply rooted in its agricultural and historic traditions. The county hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, celebrating its history and community spirit. The Bee County Western Week and the Bee County Fair are major events that draw visitors from across the region.

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A Blend of History and Natural Beauty
County Seat
Annual Rainfall
30± Inches
Area
866± Square Miles
Population
32,863±
Elevation
200 to 300± Feet
Mean Temperature

January 42°F

July 96°F

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1173 Charco Rd

1173 Charco Rd

Bee
County
140
± Acres
For Sale
This property has been in the family for over 60 years. A massive Live Oak tree shades the patio and back yard of this well constructed home built in 1965. The heart of the home features a modest kitchen with built in oven and original Birch cabinetry that is open to the den with a fireplace faced with petrified wood and a large bookcase. Additional areas include Formal living and dining, 3 bedrooms ,2 baths , utility room with stainless steel countertop, sink and storage and a 2 car garage. Many trees and shrubs were added over the years to enhance the landscaping. Live oak , pecan, Red bud, Loquat, Fig, Mountain laurel, Rosebushes, Orchid tree, Blue sage/Salvia, CoraL Vine, and a large group of Chili Pitien plants near the windmill. Pipe and cattle panels were used in construction or the pens and loading chute. A Columbian Grain bin is located near the barn and had been used to store corn for grinding and feeding to the livestock. There are 3 working water wells located on the property. One of which supplies water to the pond stocked with catfish,perch and bass. The windmill has a overhead storage tank and is used mainly to water the trees and shrubs. The water well with a submersible pump provides water to the house. A storage building made of Hardi-board with a metal roof used for storage. A PVC framed and metal covered roof located near pond. There is an old root cellar that was once used to store canned goods. 3 Rock/caliche quarries located on the property along with a new AEP Transmission line and active pipelines. Coastal Bermuda grass is located in 2 pasture of approximately 35 Acres total. Some Klein grass has been seeded in the pasture areas. Lots of oak trees and native brush provide a good wildlife habitat for deer , turkey , hogs , quail , dove, squirrel and other small game. Property has frontage on Charco Rd and CR 206 on the west side.

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