Tract 7 Buck Ridge Road, Brady, Texas

Description

Tract 7 - 50 acres on Buck Ridge Drive in Brady, TX, McCulloch County, once part of the historic Ford Ranch and the ground where the record Brady Buck was found in 1892. Set up and ready to use. Water well and electricity on site, plus an above-ground cistern and troughs. A 40' x 80' open metal barn on a 5-inch slab with four roll-up doors and a large 80' x 30' double-sided overhang for equipment and trailers. The original stone house, dating to the 1800s, still stands. Fiber optic run to the property for remote work and cameras. Caliche pits on site for road base and building pads. Classic Edwards Plateau terrain: rolling hills, limestone outcrops, native grasses, live oak and mesquite. Whitetail deer, axis deer, turkey and dove. Under wildlife management valuation, offering potential property tax benefits. County road access. Partially fenced. An additional 125 contiguous acres is available, with the option to expand to 175 total. Text or call with questions.

Directions: In GPS enter The Ranches at Buck Ridge, once you hit that location keep driving until you reach the entrance gates. Access to the ranch comes off FM 2028 on to County Road 122 South of Melvin TX, in between Melvin and Brady. After you enter the Ranches of Buck Ridge the property is on your right - look for Lot signs - Lot 7.