Mitchell Homes with Hardwood Trees Lot description

Welcome to Mitchell County, Texas, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Lone Star State. Known for its rich history and vibrant community, Mitchell County offers a unique blend of small-town charm and natural beauty. With Colorado City as its county seat, residents enjoy a welcoming atmosphere paired with access to stunning landscapes and outdoor adventures.

One of the standout features of homes in this area is the presence of magnificent hardwood trees that grace many properties. Imagine waking up to the soft rustle of leaves and the gentle shade of towering oaks and pecans right outside your window. These lush landscapes not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of your home but also provide a serene environment for relaxation and recreation.

The homes in Mitchell County are often characterized by spacious lots, allowing for plenty of room to breathe, play, and entertain. Whether you’re looking for a cozy family home or a sprawling estate, the options are plentiful. The hardwood trees create a picturesque setting, perfect for outdoor gatherings, gardening, or simply enjoying the tranquility of nature.

With a strong sense of community, excellent schools, and a variety of local amenities, Mitchell County is an ideal place to settle down. Experience the perfect blend of rural living and modern conveniences, all while surrounded by the natural beauty that hardwood trees bring to your property. Discover your dream home in Mitchell County, where every day feels like a retreat in the great outdoors.

Newest Mitchell Homes with Hardwood Trees Lot description

$549,000

21066447 MLS

Own a piece of the Rolling Plains in West Texas! With improved grasses, water well, and stock tank, this property is just right for that small herd and the horses. Don't rule out a place to live, their are neighbors in the area running their homes off water wells; The views of that new porch will be amazing! Part of the Rolling Plains, this property has 60' of elevation change. The views are impressive! Most likely an old CRP field, the terraces are still evident from the old farm conservation practices years ago. The property has not been hunted in a while. The wildlife known to be on the property includes Whitetail deer, feral hogs, quail, dove and varmints. A Whitetail deer's full shed set was found on the property when inspected as was a really nice covey of quail.

Tbd County Road 458, Colorado City

$1,150,000

20874509 MLS

The 100 acre Ranch sets just south of Colorado city and a mile north of Lake Champion. The 4,100-sf unfinished cinderblock home is ready for the new buyer to finish. With the majority of the internal building materials on site, it's ready for the buyer to make it their own. The home sits atop a large plateau overlooking 1,000's of acres. A 3,200 -sf insulated barn with 5 large roll up doors with plumbing installed is ready to make into that great hunting retreat camp. The barn is surrounded by 13,000 sf of hangovers and more covered barn area for your ranching vehicles and equipment. Water is provided by a water well that pumps water to the home, barn and west through the property with marked hydrants. A large tank is centrally located and the North Fork Champion Creek meanders through the SE portion of the property. Approximately 40 acres of farmland that is now native grass or return it to cultivation for winter wheat. Dove, quail, whitetail are seen daily on the ranch. This 100 acres is to be surveyed out of a 320 acre tract (MLS- 20809964).

3108 County Road 125, Colorado City

$1,750,000

20809964 MLS

The 1915 Ranch sets just south of Colorado city and a mile northeast of Lake Champion. The 320-acre ranch includes a 4,100-sf unfinished cinderblock home that is ready for the new buyer to finish. With the majority of the internal building materials on site, it's ready for the buyer to make it their own. The home sits atop a large plateau overlooking 1,000's of acres. A 3,200 -sf insulated shop with 5 large roll-up doors with plumbing installed is ready to make into that great hunting retreat camp. The barn is surrounded by 13,000 sf of hangovers and more covered barn area for your ranching vehicles and equipment. Water is provided by a water well that pumps water to the home, barn and west through the property with marked hydrants. Another well is set up to irrigate an approximant 40-acre field in the southeastern pasture with a wheel line. A windmill provides water to a dirt tank for year around water access to livestock and wildlife from the 3rd well. Another large tank is centrally located that easily catches runoff. The North Fork Champion Creek meanders through the SE portion of the property creating great bottom land and grass. Dove, quail, whitetail are seen daily on the ranch.

3108 County Road 125, Colorado City

$2,400,000

20780398 MLS

GET EXCITED! When you know a property is the right fit, you have every right to get excited. This is that property. This 960-acre Mitchell County opportunity has what you need whether you've been on the lookout for that next ranch or that perfect hunting spot. Some call it a rare opportunity to find a large property out amongst big ranches…while not being consumed with oilfield activity, the Wildhorse 960 is worth getting excited about. Featuring seven stock tanks that are setup such to feed off the water that flows from Interstate-20 to Wildhorse Creek. Most stock tanks, and feeder dams, have had recent dirt work; the tanks are catching and holding water extremely well. Those stock tanks are placed across the property to allow livestock and wildlife access to water without traveling too far. The tanks are also placed to provide ample water to each of the four grazing traps. Those four traps come to a point where the pasture and the near 200-acres of cultivation meet; coming together at a set of sorting and shipping pens. The namesake for the property is Wildhorse Creek, this creek also catches a rain well and will hold water for extended periods of time. The near 200 acres of cultivation is in wheat and that blanket of green is starting to draw more and more wildlife. This wheat crop would easily hold a good set of yearlings or serve that bred cow herd. In the meantime, this wheat crop is a massive draw to the wildlife in the area, attracting Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkeys, feral hogs, dove, ducks, and more. This is not only a deer property, this property will hunt all year. On any given day the Whitetail deer can be found bedded down or grazing in the wheat field, Rio Grande turkeys are found exploring the property, and feral hogs hop from mud hole to mud hole. The dove and ducks find this property too. If you are looking for that rare West Texas opportunity, then you have found it at the Wildhorse 960. GET EXCITED and give us a call to view.

Tbd County Road 252, Colorado City

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