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21480 State Highway 279
Cross Plains, TX 76443
Candice Beal with HARBCO Realty, original listing - (817) 821-2291
$375,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
Full: 1
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
780 Square Feet
Property Description
What a great place to call home or a lovely retreat! This place has been immaculately maintained and fixed up in the last few years. It offers 2 tiny homes. The bigger home has 2 bedrooms, a loft, 1 full bath, laundry room, living and kitchen area are a open floor plan. Secondary home is an efficiency type of floor plan with a full bathroom. Both homes offer covered front porches that you can enjoy the beautiful views. 2 large tanks that have been dredged and hold water wonderfully. The road, pathways through the property are well kept and gives you easy access to every area of this land. Almost 33 acres is fully fenced with an electric front gate into your property. The current owners feed protein and corn to the wildlife here and do no hunting. There are plenty of deer, turkey, dove and hogs to hunt here. They do hunt the hogs but let the rest of the wildlife roam. They enjoy watching them grow. Sellers currently run cattle and property is AG exempt. Surrounded by 100s of acres, this property is the ideal hunting spot and or retreat. Other structures included are, a 21X18 metal shop, a barn, 15X14 lean to and a large storage trailer. Feeders and storages can be negotiated. Call me for more details and don't miss out on this awesome land!
Property Information
Lot Size
32 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential-Farm
Year Built
2015
MLS Number
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Location
Address
21480 State Highway 279
City
Cross Plains
State
TX
Zip Code
76443
County
CALLAHAN
Listing
Name
Phone
(325) 642-1499
Office Name
Office Phone
(817) 821-2291
Agent Name
Candice Beal
Agency Phone
(940) 550-5019

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