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48999 County Road 48, CO 81059
Active
10.9K acres

Farm

48999 County Road 48, CO 81059

$17M

Other County, CO

Oasis Farms consists of 10,936.58 total acres of rural agricultural irrigated farmland & native pastureland, with structural and irrigation improvements consisting of flood irrigated and center-pivot irrigated farmland. Since taking possession of this property, the current owners have spared no expense in the thoughtful planning, design, and implementation of a highly efficient irrigated farming operation capable of recycling the annual water allocation multiple times.

10.9K acres
$1,554/ac

Listed by Legacy Broker Group

First Creek Ranch, Booker, TX 79005
Active
7.4K acres

Ranch

First Creek Ranch, Booker, TX 79005

$12.2M

Booker, Lipscomb County

It is incredibly unique to find a land holding such as the First Creek Ranch. This is the first time in multiple generations that the property has been offered for sale. The property is a premier Panhandle holding offering size, water, access, and exceptional habitat in one of the most sought-after ranching regions of the state. With rolling range land, miles of frontage on First Creek, numerous water wells, and miles of road frontage on multiple sides, the ranch delivers the rare combination of productivity and recreation. Call the office for more information or to set up a showing.

7.4K acres
$1,650/ac

Listed by Triangle Realty, LLC

Farm Store Road, Amarillo, TX 79022
Active
3.2K acres

Farm

Farm Store Road, Amarillo, TX 79022

$11.0M

Amarillo, Hartley County

3.2K acres
$3,460/ac

Listed by Gillispie Land Group, LLC

Perryton, TX 79070
Active
1.3K acres

Ranch

Perryton, TX 79070

$10.9M

Perryton, Ochlitree County

1.3K acres
$8,500/ac

Listed by Gillispie Land Group, LLC

Cemetery Rd Caliche Pit, Canyon, TX 79015
Active
1.3K acres

Farm

Cemetery Rd Caliche Pit, Canyon, TX 79015

$10.7M

Canyon, Randall County

This is a one-of-a-kind property offering an investor the opportunity to own an income producing, caliche mining operation. The caliche mine encompasses approximately 270 acres, with an additional ±740 acres of excellent ranch land. The combined acreage of ±1280 acres is located 5 miles southwest of Canyon, TX. Native grasses provide a great pasture for cattle grazing with boundary fencing. Livestock water is supplied by 1 windmill piped to 2 separate water tanks, with two submersible wells also available. The property is very accessible; county road frontage on three sides, and legal access from four county roads. This property has great investment potential and income diversity.

1.3K acres
$8,391/ac

Listed by Triangle Realty, LLC

Wheeler, TX 79096
Active
1.1K acres

Farm

Wheeler, TX 79096

$9.7M

Wheeler, Wheeler County

1.1K acres
$9,000/ac

Listed by Gillispie Land Group, LLC

000 000, Dalhart, TX 79022
Active
3.2K acres

Farm

000 000, Dalhart, TX 79022

$8.8M

Dalhart, Dallam County

3,200 acre farm with all wells tied together for all 5 sections. 16 wells with submersible pumps. 16- 1/4 mile sprinklers and 1- 1/2 mile sprinkler.

3.2K acres
$2,750/ac

Listed by Gillispie Land Group, LLC

21401 Hope Road, Canyon, TX 79015
Active
340 acres

Farm

21401 Hope Road, Canyon, TX 79015

$7.4M

Canyon, Randall County

Hunter's Canyon Estate is a rare Texas Panhandle home with acreage, offering approximately ±340 acres with a substantial lodge-style home, horse facilities, guest housing, and more than 1.5 miles of Palo Duro Creek. Located in Randall County just 10 minutes from Canyon, this exceptional property combines the privacy and open space of a large acreage estate with convenient access to Canyon and the Amarillo area. The centerpiece of the property is an impressive lodge-style home designed to take full advantage of its natural surroundings. Inside, rustic character meets comfortable living with a towering stone fireplace, exposed timber beams, expansive windows, and views overlooking the surrounding landscape. The spacious home provides an inviting setting for everyday living, entertaining, or serving as a private retreat. For buyers searching for Canyon, TX homes with land, Randall County homes with acreage, or a Texas Panhandle home with land, Hunter's Canyon Estate offers an uncommon combination of substantial acreage and a finished residence. The property also includes horse facilities and guest housing, creating an ideal setup for an equestrian property, recreational ranch, family compound, or private country estate. More than 1.5 miles of Palo Duro Creek wind through the property, adding scenic beauty, wildlife habitat, and recreational appeal. Paved access and frontage provide convenient connectivity while maintaining the secluded feel of the estate. The combination of creek frontage, open acreage, established improvements, and proximity to Canyon makes this a distinctive opportunity for those seeking a home with land in Canyon, Texas. As one of the larger acreage homes near Canyon and Amarillo, Hunter's Canyon Estate offers the scale and setting that buyers looking for Texas Panhandle homes with acreage rarely find this close to town. Whether envisioned as a full-time residence, weekend retreat, horse property, recreational estate, or long-term investment, this property offers the space, improvements, and location to create a truly exceptional Texas estate. Location: Hunter's Canyon is accessed by paved Hope Road, and located approximately 4 miles from the Canyon Square and just south of the Canyon Country Club. This property offers the perfect balance between tranquility and accessibility. A short drive brings you to the convenience of town, while maintaining the peace and privacy of your sprawling estate. Amarillo is located approximately 10 miles to the north and the property is 28 miles from Amarillo's Rick Husband International Airport. Water: There are 3 water wells located on the property and an extensive water supply system. The main high capacity well is drilled into the Santa Rosa Aquifer and a private water supply tank is available. The Palo Duro Creek meanders over 1.5 miles from the northwest corner of the property back to the southeast. Hunting: This property is a haven for wildlife. Deer, turkey, bobcat, quail, and other native animals call this land their home, offering plentiful opportunities for hunting. History: Hunter's Canyon has been used as a primary residence, as well as the family's own haven for recreational and equine activities. Improvements: From the moment you arrive, you'll be entranced by the lodge's grand facade. The exterior features rustic architectural elements that seamlessly blend with the natural environment. The great room boasts a majestic stone fireplace that anchors the space and creates a welcoming focal point. Vaulted ceilings and large windows enhance the sense of space and provide ample natural light. The kitchen is a dream, featuring high-end appliances, marble countertops, a central island with seating, and custom cabinetry. It's the perfect space to prepare delicious meals for family and friends. The open-concept dining area, adjacent to the kitchen, offers a generous space for gatherings and provides views to the outdoor areas. The home is spread across three levels, providing versatile spaces for family living, work, and recreation. This layout allows for both togetherness and privacy when needed. The back patio and yard is an oasis all of its' own. The covered patio looks out onto the charming landscaping adorning the large retaining wall that serves as the backdrop to the one-of-a-kind swimming pond with two waterfalls and a stream. Hunter's Canyon is ready for horses and equine activities. The main 35x80 cinder block construction horse barn includes 8 stalls, automatic waters, spacious tack room, generous office and lounge area with bathroom, a washer and dryer room, horse blanket and fly sheet room, fly spray system, and an upstairs hay loft with capability to drop hay to each stall. There are multiple horse pastures with loafing sheds and corrals, along with a concrete trailer parking area, outdoor wash area, and extensive pipe fencing throughout. Additionally, the property includes a 25x30 log building, fondly referred to as the Man Cave/Dog House. Plentiful wood finishes and concrete floors, the building provides a rustic retreat boasting a vaulted ceiling, full bathroom, 2 large closets, kitchen area, wood-burning stove and wrap-around porch. In the rear of the log building, there is a 40x60 insulated shop with large overhead door, that has primarily been used for storage. Conveniently located near the horse barn, is a modest split-level guest house, perfectly equipped to be utilized as a caretaker's house. The house is situated overlooking a horse pasture and part of the creek; it includes 3 bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a detached two-car garage. Landscape: Hunter's Canyon is a rare gem; the landscape encompasses canyon land with numerous arroyos with the Palo Duro Creek nestled within large mature trees, grass pastures and bottom lands. Elevation ranges from ±3530' to ±3620'. The soils here within are listed with accompanying percentages for area of interest totaling 100%: Potter-Mobeetie association (PMG) 38.4%; Bippus clay loam (BcA) 20.41%; Mobeetie-Veal-Potter complex (MVE) 15.22%; Manson loam (MnB) 10.97%; Estacado clay loam (EcB) 9.21%; Sanitary landfill (LDF) 3.82%; Olton clay loam (OcA) 1.94%; Pits, caliche & gravel (BP) 0.01%; Pullman clay loam (PuA) 0.01%. Please see Soils Report for more details. Exclusions: All personal property is excluded. Zoning/Easements: The property is outside of any municipality so is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect operation of the land. Estimated Taxes:* $15,819.62 *This is an estimated taxes for 2022. Potential buyers will be responsible for verifying the taxes with any potential exemptions. Water Conservation District: Hunter's Canyon lies within the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District. Area: This property is located in central Randall County, north of Highway 60 and west of Highway 87. Access: This property includes approximately half a mile of paved frontage along Hope Road, on the western side of the acreage.

340 acres
$21,882/ac

Listed by Triangle Realty, LLC

21401 Hope Rd. ±340ac, Canyon, TX 79015-5728
Active
340 acres

Ranch

21401 Hope Rd. ±340ac, Canyon, TX 79015-5728

$7.4M

Canyon, Randall County

Hunter's Canyon Estate is a rare Texas Panhandle home with acreage, offering approximately ±340 acres with a substantial lodge-style home, horse facilities, guest housing, and more than 1.5 miles of Palo Duro Creek. Located in Randall County just 10 minutes from Canyon, this exceptional property combines the privacy and open space of a large acreage estate with convenient access to Canyon and the Amarillo area. The centerpiece of the property is an impressive lodge-style home designed to take full advantage of its natural surroundings. Inside, rustic character meets comfortable living with a towering stone fireplace, exposed timber beams, expansive windows, and views overlooking the surrounding landscape. The spacious home provides an inviting setting for everyday living, entertaining, or serving as a private retreat. For buyers searching for Canyon, TX homes with land, Randall County homes with acreage, or a Texas Panhandle home with land, Hunter's Canyon Estate offers an uncommon combination of substantial acreage and a finished residence. The property also includes horse facilities and guest housing, creating an ideal setup for an equestrian property, recreational ranch, family compound, or private country estate. More than 1.5 miles of Palo Duro Creek wind through the property, adding scenic beauty, wildlife habitat, and recreational appeal. Paved access and frontage provide convenient connectivity while maintaining the secluded feel of the estate. The combination of creek frontage, open acreage, established improvements, and proximity to Canyon makes this a distinctive opportunity for those seeking a home with land in Canyon, Texas. As one of the larger acreage homes near Canyon and Amarillo, Hunter's Canyon Estate offers the scale and setting that buyers looking for Texas Panhandle homes with acreage rarely find this close to town. Whether envisioned as a full-time residence, weekend retreat, horse property, recreational estate, or long-term investment, this property offers the space, improvements, and location to create a truly exceptional Texas estate. Location: Hunter's Canyon is accessed by paved Hope Road, and located approximately 4 miles from the Canyon Square and just south of the Canyon Country Club. This property offers the perfect balance between tranquility and accessibility. A short drive brings you to the convenience of town, while maintaining the peace and privacy of your sprawling estate. Amarillo is located approximately 10 miles to the north and the property is 28 miles from Amarillo's Rick Husband International Airport. Water: There are 3 water wells located on the property and an extensive water supply system. The main high capacity well is drilled into the Santa Rosa Aquifer and a private water supply tank is available. The Palo Duro Creek meanders over 1.5 miles from the northwest corner of the property back to the southeast. Hunting: This property is a haven for wildlife. Deer, turkey, bobcat, quail, and other native animals call this land their home, offering plentiful opportunities for hunting. History: Hunter's Canyon has been used as a primary residence, as well as the family's own haven for recreational and equine activities. Improvements: From the moment you arrive, you'll be entranced by the lodge's grand facade. The exterior features rustic architectural elements that seamlessly blend with the natural environment. The great room boasts a majestic stone fireplace that anchors the space and creates a welcoming focal point. Vaulted ceilings and large windows enhance the sense of space and provide ample natural light. The kitchen is a dream, featuring high-end appliances, marble countertops, a central island with seating, and custom cabinetry. It's the perfect space to prepare delicious meals for family and friends. The open-concept dining area, adjacent to the kitchen, offers a generous space for gatherings and provides views to the outdoor areas. The home is spread across three levels, providing versatile spaces for family living, work, and recreation. This layout allows for both togetherness and privacy when needed. The back patio and yard is an oasis all of its' own. The covered patio looks out onto the charming landscaping adorning the large retaining wall that serves as the backdrop to the one-of-a-kind swimming pond with two waterfalls and a stream. Hunter's Canyon is ready for horses and equine activities. The main 35x80 cinder block construction horse barn includes 8 stalls, automatic waters, spacious tack room, generous office and lounge area with bathroom, a washer and dryer room, horse blanket and fly sheet room, fly spray system, and an upstairs hay loft with capability to drop hay to each stall. There are multiple horse pastures with loafing sheds and corrals, along with a concrete trailer parking area, outdoor wash area, and extensive pipe fencing throughout. Additionally, the property includes a 25x30 log building, fondly referred to as the Man Cave/Dog House. Plentiful wood finishes and concrete floors, the building provides a rustic retreat boasting a vaulted ceiling, full bathroom, 2 large closets, kitchen area, wood-burning stove and wrap-around porch. In the rear of the log building, there is a 40x60 insulated shop with large overhead door, that has primarily been used for storage. Conveniently located near the horse barn, is a modest split-level guest house, perfectly equipped to be utilized as a caretaker's house. The house is situated overlooking a horse pasture and part of the creek; it includes 3 bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a detached two-car garage. Landscape: Hunter's Canyon is a rare gem; the landscape encompasses canyon land with numerous arroyos with the Palo Duro Creek nestled within large mature trees, grass pastures and bottom lands. Elevation ranges from ±3530' to ±3620'. The soils here within are listed with accompanying percentages for area of interest totaling 100%: Potter-Mobeetie association (PMG) 38.4%; Bippus clay loam (BcA) 20.41%; Mobeetie-Veal-Potter complex (MVE) 15.22%; Manson loam (MnB) 10.97%; Estacado clay loam (EcB) 9.21%; Sanitary landfill (LDF) 3.82%; Olton clay loam (OcA) 1.94%; Pits, caliche & gravel (BP) 0.01%; Pullman clay loam (PuA) 0.01%. Please see Soils Report for more details. Exclusions: All personal property is excluded. Zoning/Easements: The property is outside of any municipality so is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect operation of the land. Estimated Taxes:* $15,819.62 *This is an estimated taxes for 2022. Potential buyers will be responsible for verifying the taxes with any potential exemptions. Water Conservation District: Hunter's Canyon lies within the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District. Area: This property is located in central Randall County, north of Highway 60 and west of Highway 87. Access: This property includes approximately half a mile of paved frontage along Hope Road, on the western side of the acreage.

340 acres
$21,882/ac

Listed by Triangle Realty, LLC

Te Velde Irrigated Farm, Dimmitt, TX 79027
Active
996.52 acres

Farm

Te Velde Irrigated Farm, Dimmitt, TX 79027

$6.5M

Dimmitt, Castro County

Located just off FM 1524, approximately 2 miles west of Highway 385, this highly productive 996.52± acre irrigated farm offers great water, access, and crop capacity in the heart of Castro County farm country. The property features 650 wet acres supported by a deep and reliable water system delivering a total of 1,500 GPM, which equates to approximately 2.3 GPM per wet acre. The irrigation system includes 12 irrigation wells, 1 domestic well, and 5 miles of underground water lines. All irrigation wells are tied together, providing strong system redundancy and efficient water delivery across the farm. The property is irrigated by five quarter-mile sprinklers. This farm has 4.5 miles of combined FM and county road frontage, allowing easy access in all directions and excellent logistics for farm operations. In previous years, half of the circles are planted to wheat and the other half-circle is planted to corn. This is a turnkey, well-improved irrigated operation in a prime agricultural region ideal for farmers, investors, or expansion operations looking for dependable water, proven soils, and strong access. Water: The property features 650 wet acres supported by a deep and reliable water system delivering a total of 1,500 GPM, equating to approximately 2.3 GPM per wet acre. Farm includes 12 irrigation wells, 1 domestic well, and 5 miles of underground water lines. All irrigation wells are tied together, providing strong system redundancy and efficient water delivery across the farm. Improvements: There are five quarter-mile sprinklers on the farm. Reservations / Exclusions: 50% of owned mineral & wind estate will be retained by the seller. All solar estate will transfer with the sale. Any existing crop will be negotiable with the sales price. Landscape: OcA, Olton clay loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes, 552.42, 55.32% - 46, 2c AcB, Acuff loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes, 161.89, 16.21% - 52, 3e EcB, Estacado clay loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes, 79.58, 7.97% - 49, 2e RaA, Randall clay, 0 to 1 percent slopes, occasionally ponded, 41.94, 4.2% - 19, 6w AcA, Acuff loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes, 40.94, 4.1% - 49, 3e PoB, Posey loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes, 28.51, 2.86% - 40, 3s Zoning/Easements: The property is outside of any municipality therefore it is not zoned. All existing easements will be identified by surveyors & title company. Electric easements are already known. Area: Te Velde farms sits in southern central quadrant of Castro county. Access: This farm has 4.5 miles of combined FM and county road frontage, allowing easy access in all directions and excellent logistics for farm operations.

996.52 acres
$6,500/ac

Listed by Triangle Realty, LLC

Big Sky Ranch FM 48, Mobeetie, TX 79061
Active
848.8 acres

Ranch

Big Sky Ranch FM 48, Mobeetie, TX 79061

$5.9M

Mobeetie, Wheeler County

Located along FM 48 just outside of Mobeetie, Big Sky Ranch offers a large, contiguous stretch of Texas Panhandle land with a mix of open grazing country, natural draws, and agricultural ground. The landscape features rolling terrain with visible contouring, native grass, and scattered creek drainage areas that add character and support wildlife movement. The size and layout of the ranch provide flexibility for livestock operations while also offering the space and privacy sought in a recreational property. Water is supplied by one well that services the property's tanks, supporting livestock use across the ranch. Improvements include a good set of working pens located just east of the neighboring homes, providing a functional setup for cattle. An older home is located on the property and may be moved, providing an opportunity for a new homesite or future improvements. With direct access and a strong combination of size, usability, and natural features, Big Sky Ranch is well-suited for a working operation, recreational use, or as a long-term land hold in this area of the Panhandle. Water: 1 well that runs to all tanks Improvements: Improvements include ±9 miles of fencing, pens, house, and 1 water well. Minerals: Wind and solar to convey. Minerals are negotiable. Landscape: TpB; Texroy loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes; 164.82; 19.61% - 55; 2e GfB; Grandfield fine sandy loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes; 150.78; 17.94% - 49; 2e AbC; Olton clay loam, 3 to 5 percent slopes; 112.27; 13.36% - 49; 4e MsD; Mobeetie-Veal-Potter complex, 3 to 20 percent slopes; 88.48; 10.53% - 34; 6e BeC; Paloduro loam, 3 to 5 percent slopes, cool; 86.68; 10.32% - 56; 3e TpA; Texroy loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes; 68.97; 8.21% - 55; 2c BpD; Berda and Potter soils, 5 to 12 percent slopes; 47.05; 5.6% - 39; 6e GfC; Grandfield fine sandy loam, 3 to 5 percent slopes; 27.83; 3.31% - 46; 3e MaC; Mansker and Quanah soils, 3 to 5 percent slopes; 21.58; 2.57% - 46; 4e GfC2; Grandfield fine sandy loam, 3 to 5 percent slopes, eroded; 21.51; 2.56% - 43; 4e VeC; Veal fine sandy loam, 1 to 6 percent slopes; 15.54; 1.85% - 39; 4e MaB; Mansker and Quanah soils, 1 to 3 percent slopes; 15.18; 1.81% - 46; 4e GfA; Grandfield fine sandy loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes; 13.82; 1.64% - 47; 2e PoB; Laverne-Rock outcrop complex, 1 to 8 percent slopes; 5.43; 0.65% - 13; 6e LkB; Likes loamy fine sand, 1 to 4 percent slopes; 0.38; 0.05% - 18; 6e Exclusions: Any existing hunting bilnds or feeders will be negotiable with the sales price. Zoning/Easements: The property is outside of any municipality therefore it is not zoned. All existing easements will be identified by surveyors & title company. Area: Located ±2.5 north of Mobeetie, TX off of FM 48. Access: 2 miles of paved access from FM 48 (west) and County Road 4 (south west)

848.8 acres
$7,000/ac

Listed by Triangle Realty, LLC

7432 S SONCY Road, Amarillo, TX 79119-6649
Active
0 acres

Land

7432 S SONCY Road, Amarillo, TX 79119-6649

$5.9M

Amarillo, Randall County

**FOR SALE: 7432 S SONCY, Amarillo, Texas** Discover a lucrative investment opportunity with this standout property in Southwest Amarillo. Situated on 4 acres, the expansive building boasts a high-traffic location, ideal for maximizing visibility and foot traffic. Featuring a tennis court, commercial kitchen, and ample parking space, this property offers endless potential for a variety of businesses. With a traffic count of 32,900 at Soncy and Hillside, the property promises high exposure for any venture. Additional acreage is available if desired, providing flexibility for future expansion or development. Don't miss the chance to secure this prime piece of real estate in a thriving commercial area.

0 acres
$0/ac

Listed by FIMC Commercial Realty

0 HOLLYWOOD Road, Amarillo, TX 79110
Active
15.92 acres

Land

0 HOLLYWOOD Road, Amarillo, TX 79110

$5.5M

Amarillo, Randall County

Positioned at the northwest corner of Western Street and Hollywood Road (Loop 335) in Amarillo, Texas, this 15.92-acre (approximately 693,475-square-foot) commercial tract offers exceptional visibility and access from both Western and Hollywood. Pricing begins at $8.00 per square foot, making it an outstanding value for developers and investors. The site is ideal for a variety of uses, including high-profile retail or restaurant space on the hard corner, a convenience store or fuel station along the frontage, and multifamily or mixed-use development on the rear acreage. Located in one of Amarillo's fastest-growing corridors, the property benefits from strong daily traffic counts, proximity to established neighborhoods and new housing developments, and immediate connection to Loop 335.

15.92 acres
$348,480/ac

Listed by Wellborn Real Estate

0 W IH 40, Amarillo, TX 79124
Active
20 acres

Land

0 W IH 40, Amarillo, TX 79124

$5.3M

Amarillo, Potter County

Property has frontage on Interstate 40 close to Arnot Rd. The land can be split into 4 parcels that are 5 acres each.The driveway curb cuts can be viewed in the documents. The lots are $6 sq ft. Perfect for retail, office, hotel and medical buildings! There is an easement for access from Arnot Rd.

20 acres
$265,280/ac

Listed by Keller Williams Realty Amarillo

0 W IH 40, Amarillo, TX 79124
Active
20 acres

Land

0 W IH 40, Amarillo, TX 79124

$5.3M

Amarillo, Potter County

Property has frontage on Interstate 40 close to Arnot Rd. The land can be split into 4 parcels that are 5 acres each.The driveway curb cuts can be viewed in the documents. The lots are $6 sq ft. Perfect for retail, office, hotel and medical buildings! There is an easement for access from Arnot Rd.

20 acres
$265,280/ac

Listed by Keller Williams Realty Amarillo

Baskin Ranch ±3,142.65ac, Stratford, TX 79084
Active
3.1K acres

Ranch

Baskin Ranch ±3,142.65ac, Stratford, TX 79084

$5.2M

Stratford, Sherman County

Located in the heart of Sherman County, this exceptional ±3,142-acre ranch offers a rare combination of productive dryland farm ground, native grass pasture, excellent access, and long-term development potential. With approximately 1,385 acres currently in dryland cultivation and the balance in native grass, the property is well suited for both farming and cattle operations while also providing future investment upside. Improvements on the ranch include a well-maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bath home along with a 70' x 30' Quonset barn providing ample storage and operational functionality. The property is fenced with over 8 miles of 5-strand barbed wire fencing as well as an additional 12 miles of hot wire, making it turnkey for livestock management. Access to the ranch is outstanding, featuring approximately 3 miles of paved frontage with 2 miles accessible from FM 1573 along the north boundary and 1 mile from County Road CC on the south side. An additional 2 miles of dirt road access is available from County Road 10 along the west side. The ranch is located just one-half mile east of U.S. Highway 287, providing excellent connectivity and convenience. The property includes two existing water wells, both drilled into the Ogallala aquifer and equipped with 2 hp pumps. Existing wells are producing ±15 GPM, per seller. The ranch lies within the North Plains Groundwater Conservation District. There are surrounding irrigated farms on the south, west, and east side, indicating strong groundwater availability and potential for future irrigation development. All owned wind and solar rights will convey with the sale, while all owned mineral estate will be reserved by the seller. This is a versatile Panhandle property offering a strong blend of agricultural productivity, grazing capacity, quality improvements, and future development potential in a highly desirable location. Water: The property includes two existing water wells, both drilled into the Ogallala aquifer and equipped with 2 hp pumps. Existing wells are producing ±15 GPM, per seller. The ranch lies within the North Plains Groundwater Conservation District. There are surrounding irrigated farms on the south, west, and east side, indicating strong groundwater availability and potential for future irrigation development. Recreational: Hunting opportunities on the property include antelope, deer, quail and occasional pheasant. History: The Baskin ranch operation started in the early 1900's and has been family owned and operated since. The property has been used for hay & a cow/calf operation. Improvements: Improvements on the ranch include a well-maintained 1,800± square foot, 3-bedroom, 2-bath home along with a 70' x 30' Quonset barn providing ample storage and operational functionality. The property is fenced with over 8 miles of 5-strand barbed wire fencing as well as an additional 12 miles of hot wire, making it turnkey for livestock management. Minerals: All owned mineral estate will be retained with the sale. Wind and solar estate will convey. Landscape: ShA, Sherm clay loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes, 1,007.68, 32.04% - 45, 2s SuA, Sunray loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes, 804.53, 25.58% - 51, 2e KaC, Karde loam, moist, 3 to 8 percent slopes, 722.37 22.97% - 40, 4e SuB, Sunray loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes, 229.37, 7.29% - 51, 3e GrA, Gruver clay loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes, 124.81, 3.97% - 49, 2c Ne, Ness clay, 0 to 1 percent slopes, frequently ponded, 92.73, 2.95% - 11, 5w DuA, Dumas loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes, 67.21, 2.14% - 57, 2c Exclusions: Any and all rolling stock will be excluded from the sale. Panels, cattle equipment, fuel tanks, bunks & chutes will be negotiable. Zoning/Easements: The property is outside of any municipality therefore it is not zoned. All existing easements will be identified by surveyors & title company. Natural gas & electric easements are already known. Estimated Taxes: Taxes with exemptions: $4,551.75 *This is an estimated tax for 2026. Potential buyers will be responsible for verifying the taxes with or without exemptions.* Area: Baskin ranch sits in SW quadrant of Sherman county. Approximately 1/2 mile east of Hwy 287. Access: This farm boasts a total of 11 miles of road frontage. Out of the 11 miles, 5 miles are paved access & 6 are dirt roads. Directions: Hwy 287 south of Stratford, TX. When you get to FM 1573, head east for 1 mile. The property is on the south side of the road.

3.1K acres
$1,650/ac

Listed by Triangle Realty, LLC

537 Acres Tierra Blanca Creek, Canyon, TX 79015
Active
537 acres

Farm

537 Acres Tierra Blanca Creek, Canyon, TX 79015

$5.1M

Canyon, Randall County

Amazing potential with a close proximity to town, the property offers a prime opportunity for future development. The area boasts country living with plenty of wildlife and Tierra Blanca Creek running through the northeast corner of the property. The 537 acres is fronted by 3 main roads providing easy access.

537 acres
$9,516/ac

Listed by Triangle Realty, LLC

0 S Western Street, Amarillo, TX 79110
Active
28.22 acres

Land

0 S Western Street, Amarillo, TX 79110

$4.9M

Amarillo, Randall County

Located along South Western Street in Amarillo, Texas, this expansive 28.22-acre commercial tract (approximately 1,229,263 square feet) offers outstanding visibility and accessibility for large-scale development. The property provides generous frontage on South Western, creating prime exposure for retail centers, mixed-use projects, industrial facilities, or multifamily communities. Its size and flexible zoning potential make it ideal for developers seeking to capitalize on Amarillo's steady growth and strong demographics. With easy connections to Loop 335, I-27, and I-40, the site ensures excellent regional access for customers, tenants, and suppliers.

28.22 acres
$174,240/ac

Listed by Wellborn Real Estate

8691 W COUNTRY CLUB Road, Canyon, TX 79015-5984
Active
0 acres

Land

8691 W COUNTRY CLUB Road, Canyon, TX 79015-5984

$4.9M

Canyon, Randall County

UNBEATABLE LOCATION AND ACCESS! Prime ±20-acre hard corner on FM 2590 (Soncy), less than 1 mile from I-27 between Amarillo and Canyon. Positioned along one of the primary corridors connecting the two cities, this highly visible tract benefits from strong daily traffic counts and excellent accessibility to both FM 2590 and I-27--two major arteries serving the rapidly growing Amarillo-Canyon corridor. Electricity available, with potential for city water and sewer. Ideal for retail, mixed-use, medical, office, or commercial development. Large tracts in this high-growth area are increasingly rare. Contact listing agent for potential division options, subject to approval.

0 acres
$0/ac

Listed by Palo Duro Real Estate

8691 W COUNTRY CLUB Road, Canyon, TX 79015-5984
Active
0 acres

Land

8691 W COUNTRY CLUB Road, Canyon, TX 79015-5984

$4.9M

Canyon, Randall County

Country living with city conveniences! Terrific opportunity to own approximately 20 acres in a prime location between Amarillo and Canyon. Situated on a hard corner along FM 2590 (Soncy) and less than 1 mile from I-27, this property offers excellent access and visibility. Featuring two existing homes, barns, and horse pens, it's ideal for a homestead, equestrian property, hobby farm, or multi-generational living. With no known restrictions, the property offers exceptional flexibility for residential, commercial, retail, mixed-use, or combined residential and commercial use. Electricity is available, with potential access to city water and sewer. Additional division options may be available, subject to approval. Contact listing agent for details.

0 acres
$0/ac

Listed by Palo Duro Real Estate

0 Lost Canyon Drive, Amarillo, TX 79124
Active
20.31 acres

Land

0 Lost Canyon Drive, Amarillo, TX 79124

$4.9M

Amarillo, Potter County

Oasis in the City! This scenic land has a winding creek bed, lush grass, and hundreds of established trees on 20.31 acres. Tucked just a few minutes from the medical district and adjoining The Citadel neighborhood, this hidden gem offers a secluded getaway for the discerning buyer. Established trees, rock bluffs, and water make this a perfect estate home site or development site. City utilities and electric service nearby. No HOA. Horses welcome! Imagine having your own private, peaceful paradise minutes from the medical district and shopping. Land like this is just getting more expensive, so grab it today!

20.31 acres
$240,000/ac

Listed by Heartland Realty

19900 W COUNTRY CLUB Road, Canyon, TX 79015-7818
Active
941.93 acres

Ranch

19900 W COUNTRY CLUB Road, Canyon, TX 79015-7818

$4.8M

Canyon, TX

HIDDEN GEM IN RANDALL COUNTY -- 940 ACRES ± Accessed by a private, all-weather road, this exceptional 940-acre ± ranch is located just northwest of Canyon, Texas. The property features approximately 795 acres ± of native grass, 140 acres ± of cultivated dryland, and stunning panoramic views overlooking Palo Duro Creek. The home and improvements are situated on approximately 5 acres ±. This is a turnkey cow/calf operation offering excellent improvements, abundant water, productive grassland, and significant development potential. Improvements & Features: 3/3/3 ranch-style home, built in 2008, featuring solid oak cabinetry, doors, baseboards, crown molding, and trim throughout. The open-concept design offers a spacious kitchen, dining area, and living room centered around a floor- iling stone fireplace, with large windows showcasing breathtaking views of the ranch. Well-appointed kitchen with granite countertops, brick paver flooring, and pantry. Conveniently located off the kitchen are a ¾ bathroom and separate laundry room near the garage. All three bathrooms feature grouted tile countertops. The primary bath includes a tinted-glass walk-in shower and large walk-in closet, while the hall bath offers a tinted-glass sliding enclosure surrounding the shower/tub combination. Four water wells: three domestic wells and one solar-powered well 70' x 30' insulated shop with heated/cooled room and restroom with shower Enclosed and Insulated shed with wide garage door for additional parking or storage Enclosed livestock working facility with hydraulic chute, two horse stalls, and additional storage/ office space Livestock pens and shed Miles of 5- and 6-strand barbed-wire fencing 7,000+ feet of pipe fencing Canyon ISD A Rare Opportunity A well-improved Randall County ranch offering water, productive native grass, cultivated acreage, exceptional improvements, breathtaking Palo Duro Creek views, and future development potential. Whether you're looking for a turnkey cattle operation, a private ranch retreat, or an investment with upside, this property is truly a hidden gem. Don't miss this rare opportunity!

941.93 acres
$5,144/ac

Listed by Scott Land Co., LLC

994 U.S. 287, Claude, TX 79019
Active
10.53 acres

Land

994 U.S. 287, Claude, TX 79019

$4.5M

Claude, Armstrong County

Located on Hwy 287 S offers tremendous visibility for this RV Park. 63 slips each with a pedestal for electrical, water, and sewer hook ups. The RV park also offers a 50 x 50 metal shop with laundry hookups, an office with a full bathroom, and an unpermitted billboard for use for advertising the park. Not only is there the added expansion in the shop, there is room for extra expansion. The property is operated on a public water district as well as having a separate well for the shop. Sewer facilities are permitted septic systems including an aerobic system which is designed to water the row of trees on the east side of the park. Surrounded by a metal fence, other amenities include a utililty/laundry building with showers and a park area for gathering. Occupancy is 100% with waiting list!

10.53 acres
$427,350/ac

Listed by Landmark Realty Amarillo

S SONCY Road, Amarillo, TX 79119
Active
4 acres

Land

S SONCY Road, Amarillo, TX 79119

$4.4M

Amarillo, Randall County

Introducing a lucrative opportunity to invest in prime real estate! S SONCY AND ARDEN ROAD in Amarillo, Texas is a thriving 4.0-acre lot that boasts a hard corner location, making it an ideal spot for retail development. Zoned GR and situated in a high-traffic area, this property promises exceptional visibility and access. With a traffic count of 32,900 by Soncy and Hillside, the potential for success here is undeniable. The property's strategic positioning at a bustling intersection presents the perfect setting for a range of retail endeavors. Don't miss the chance to secure this valuable piece of real estate in a rapidly growing area. Make your mark in the vibrant business landscape of Amarillo with S SONCY AND ARDEN ROAD. Contact us today to seize this exciting investment opportunity!

4 acres
$1,089,000/ac

Listed by FIMC Commercial Realty

What Matters

Six Factors That Determine Ranch Value

Every property Taylor shows a buyer gets measured against the same fundamentals: the ones that drive usability, enjoyment, and long term value in the Panhandle.

Water

Stock tanks, wells, windmills, creeks, and drainage. In the Panhandle, water is the biggest driver of ranch value and day to day usability. Confirm quantity, reliability, and rights before anything else.

Terrain

Rolling mesa country, deep draws, river bottoms, and open grassland each support different uses. Match the lay of the land to cattle, hunting, recreation, or a mix of all three.

Hunting

Deer, turkey, quail, and waterfowl potential depend on cover, water, food, and neighboring land use. Habitat quality shapes both enjoyment and resale value across the Panhandle.

Access

County road frontage, deeded easements, and interior roads decide how you reach the property and move across it. Weak access slows operations and can cut what the ranch is worth later.

Fencing

Perimeter and cross fencing condition is easy to underestimate. Miles of wire to rebuild change ownership cost fast. Aerial review makes fence lines and gaps visible in one pass.

Improvements

Homes, barns, pens, blinds, and feeders add value only when they fit your plans. Price what you will keep, and be honest about what you will replace after closing.

Step by Step

The Buying Process

From first conversation to keys in hand, here is exactly how it works with Cox Land & Ranch.

01

Define Your Goals

Hunting property, working cattle ranch, family retreat, investment, or a combination. Your goals drive county selection, acreage, water needs, and how hard you should look for habitat.

02

Set the Budget

Panhandle pricing varies widely by county, water, and improvements. We help you understand price per acre reality and connect you with lenders who specialize in land.

03

Search the Market

Taylor searches active AMLS listings plus off market opportunities that never hit public sites. Some of the best Panhandle ranches trade quietly.

04

Fly the Finalists

Serious candidates get a helicopter survey. In under an hour you see terrain, water, habitat, fencing, and boundary context no ground tour can cover.

05

Offer and Due Diligence

Taylor structures the offer, coordinates title, survey, water, and mineral review, and negotiates on your behalf so surprises surface before you close.

06

Close and Plan Ahead

After closing, Cox Land & Ranch Management can take over operations so the ranch is improving from day one instead of sitting idle.

Local Market

Where Panhandle Buyers Focus

County selection, water patterns, and land use expectations vary across the Panhandle. Taylor helps you narrow the search before you spend time on the wrong properties.

Cox Land & Ranch concentrates on the counties where Taylor knows the land, the water, and how ranch deals actually close. From mesa country near Canyon to eastern Panhandle hunting ground and open cattle country west of Amarillo, the right county depends on how you plan to use the ranch.

Randall CountyDeaf Smith CountyDonley CountyHemphill CountyWheeler CountyArmstrong CountySwisher CountyBriscoe County
Tell Taylor What You Need

Due Diligence Checklist

Ranch due diligence goes deeper than a residential inspection. Use this list with Taylor during the contract period so nothing important gets missed.

  • Title commitment and deed history review
  • Survey and boundary confirmation
  • Water rights, wells, and stock tank condition
  • Mineral ownership and lease status
  • Easements, access roads, and ingress rights
  • Fence line verification and repair estimates
  • Environmental and waste disposal review where needed
  • Improvement inventory and replacement cost planning

The Aerial Advantage

Why Buyers Fly Before They Offer

Ground tours show you the headquarters and a few roads. A helicopter survey shows you the ranch. For Panhandle acreage, that difference often decides whether an offer is smart or premature.

See the Whole Ranch

Panhandle tracts are large. From the air you read drainage, draws, tank placement, and habitat corridors in minutes instead of days of windshield time.

Verify What Matters

Fence condition, water infrastructure, brush, erosion, and neighboring land use become clear. You buy with eyes open, not on a brochure and a gate tour.

Decide with Confidence

Buyers who fly finalists write cleaner offers and walk away from the wrong places faster. That clarity is the real advantage before you commit capital.

Avoid the Pitfalls

Mistakes Buyers Regret Later

Most ranch buying regret traces back to information the buyer did not have before closing. Every item below is avoidable with the right process, and most of them are visible from the air.

  • Buying without seeing the property from the air
  • Underestimating water quality, reliability, and rights
  • Ignoring what neighboring properties are doing
  • Assuming all acreage is priced equally within a county
  • Skipping mineral and easement review during due diligence
  • Not budgeting for first year improvements and operations
Ask Taylor Before You Buy

Quick Answers

Common Buyer Questions

A few questions Taylor hears on almost every first call. For more detail, see the full FAQ or start a conversation.

How much acreage do I need for a hunting ranch?

It depends on your goals and the county. Some buyers want a few hundred acres for family hunting weekends. Others want a thousand acres or more for cattle, privacy, and long term habitat work. Taylor helps you match acreage to use case before you start touring properties.

Can Cox Land & Ranch help after I close?

Yes. Many buyers hand day to day operations to Cox Land & Ranch Management on day one. Water systems, feeders, habitat work, and seasonal upkeep can start immediately so the ranch improves instead of sitting idle.

Do I need to live in the Panhandle to buy here?

No. Many buyers live elsewhere and use the ranch for hunting, family retreats, or investment. Local representation, aerial surveys, and management services make remote ownership practical when the right team is in place.

When should I schedule a helicopter tour?

Once you have one or two serious finalists. Flying every property on the market is unnecessary. Flying the ones you are close to offering on saves time and prevents expensive surprises after closing.

Ready to Start

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Share your budget, county preferences, acreage goals, and timeline. Taylor will help you define the search, shortlist properties, and tour the ones that fit from the air.

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