Ask Matt Milligan
Twin Creek Ranch
-Water Features-
One Surface Pond, roughly .4 acres in size; I have seen perch and bass in it
Two seasonal creaks running in an east west direction
-TERRAIN-
Roughly 35' of elevation change with the NW corner of the property being the highest
With this tract being so close to Palo Pinto Creek, the is a significant amount of floodplain on the southern part of the property. With this, the soil is very productive, and the trees are massive in size
-COVER-
Tree cover-Heavily wooded; Live Oak, post oak, mesquite and pecan
Native Grasses
Underbrush-Elbow bush, skunk bush and some lotebush
-WILDLIFE-
Bass and perch
Duck and dove
White-tail deer
Rio Grande Turkey
Hogs, bobcats and varmints
-Minerals-
Seller is conveying all owned mineral estate
No known oil/gas production on site
-ACCESS-
3,273' of road frontage on Butler Road (paved)
2,700' of road frontage on FM 919 (paved)
-DISTANCES-
66 miles to Fort Worth, Texas
63 miles to Possum Kingdom Lake
85 miles to Abilene, Texas
38 miles to Weatherford, Texas
-BROKER'S OPINION-
This ranch is all about location. Excellent road frontage on two paved roads and just an hour away from Fort Worth, Texas. I personally love all the hardwoods throughout this property. With the two creeks that go through this tract, there could be some major water features added. In my opinion, there could be two, 3 plus acre ponds added. This 200-acre tract feels like 300 plus acres to me, I believe it is because of all the dense hardwoods. This is simply a great recreational piece of property. There are numerous building spots just south of Butler road.
Directions: From Fort Worth take interstate 20 west towards Gordon, Texas. Exit 193 towards downtown Gordon. Turn right, north on FM 919. Property has frontage on FM 919 and Butler Road.
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