Ask Krayton Kirkpatrick
Discover your own private outdoor paradise on this stunning 157-acre recreational property featuring breathtaking panoramic views, diverse terrain, and endless opportunities for adventure. With over 200 feet of elevation change, the property showcases multiple mountain peaks, rolling topography, and spectacular views that stretch for miles. Whether you're searching for a secluded getaway, a premier hunting retreat, or the perfect recreational ranch, this unique property offers a remarkable blend of natural beauty, privacy, and outdoor enjoyment. Water features are a standout attraction, with four stock ponds stocked with fish, providing excellent opportunities for fishing and enhancing the property's appeal to wildlife. The land is home to abundant native wildlife, including deer, turkey, pigs, and ducks, making it an ideal setting for hunting, wildlife observation, and enjoying the outdoors. Miles of ATV trails wind throughout the property, offering access to varied terrain and plenty of room to explore, ride, and experience everything this expansive tract has to offer. Adding to its appeal, the property lies along the West Fork Trinity River, creating an exceptional natural setting for recreation and relaxation. Electricity is already on site, providing a valuable starting point for future improvements, a hunting cabin, or a private weekend retreat. Good gravel roads provide access across the property, while gated entry from an easement road off Highway 148 offers added privacy and controlled access. With its impressive elevation changes, long-range views, multiple peaks, stocked ponds, abundant wildlife, and extensive trail system, this 157-acre property is a rare opportunity to own a versatile piece of recreational land. Escape the everyday, create your own outdoor haven, and enjoy the freedom and possibilities that come with owning your own private ranch. Bulldozer, skidsteere, dumbstruck and CanAm Atv are negotiable!
Directions:
From Jacksboro Take TX 148 North. Property on Left right past the West Fork Trinity River.
