Property Type: Pasture, Irrigated Farmland, Home and Barns
Total Acres: 1,074.18±
Taxes: Approx $1,725.96 annual
Located west and southwest of Muleshoe / two miles south of Muleshoe on highway 214 and three miles west on County Road 1078. 1,074.18± acres improved and native grass. Domestic and livestock water rights are intact, though commercial rights have been severed from the surface real estate. Fences are good to fair. One livestock well provides to the ranch via pipe that underlies a county road separating the section and the north half-section.
The ranch has good grass and excellent access via county road just a few miles outside of Muleshoe. A set of gathering pens are centrally located on the south section. Mule deer are often seen along with a few whitetail deer as reported by the owner.
Consider purchasing this property along with a home and 160 irrigated acres located just a few miles away!
The information contained herein is as obtained by Scott Land Company LLC - Dimmitt, Texas from the owner and other sources and even though this information is considered reliable, neither broker nor owner make any guarantee, warranty or representation as to correctness of any data or descriptions and the accuracy of such statements should be determined through independent investigation made by the prospective purchaser. This offer for sale is subject to prior sale, errors and omissions, change of price, terms or other conditions or withdrawal from sale in whole or in part, by seller without notice and at the sole discretion of seller. Readers are urged to form their own independent conclusions and evaluations in consultation with legal counsel, accountants, and/or investment advisors concerning any and all material contained herein.
Located west and southwest of Muleshoe / two miles south of Muleshoe on highway 214 and three miles west on County Road 1078. 1,074.18± acres improved and native grass. Domestic and livestock water rights are intact, though commercial rights have been severed from the surface real estate. Fences are good to fair. One livestock well provides to the ranch via pipe that underlies a county road separating the section and the north half-section.
