Chad Holland

$100,000

0.71 Acres

Childress, Texas, 79201

0.7071 acre lot located inside the City of Childress at 1810 Avenue I NW offering excellent residential development potential. Property includes approximately 220 feet of paved frontage along Avenue I NW and approximately 140 feet of frontage along 19th Street NW along the west boundary. Utility easements run along the backside alley. All city utilities are available, including electric, water, sewer, and natural gas. Seller reports the property is currently zoned for single-family residential use. This property offers strong potential for single-family residential development. Property is surrounded by existing apartment complexes and is conveniently located near churches, medical facilities, clinics, hospital services, shopping, restaurants, and a high-traffic intersection....see more of two U.S. Highways. As housing demand continues to grow in Childress, opportunities to acquire in-town lots with utilities already available are increasingly limited. This is an excellent opportunity for builders, developers, and investors seeking to add needed residential inventory. Buyer to independently verify zoning, permitted uses, utility availability, capacity, and all development requirements.NO TRESPASSING. PLEASE DO NOT ACCESS PROPERTY WITHOUT BEING ACCOMPANIED BY THE LISTING AGENT OR AN AGENT WHO HAS WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE LISTING AGENT.As with any Exclusive Listing Agreement, owners are not to negotiate with any prospective buyers, but to refer all prospective buyers to the Listing Agent, so please do not contact any of the owners directly.This property is not for Rent, not for Lease and Owner Financing is not available.

$2,000,000

325 Acres

Childress, Texas, 79201

325 acres, more or less, located approximately 11 miles southwest of Childress, Texas. This versatile tract consists primarily of well-established improved grasses on the uplands and a mixture of improved and native grasses along the seasonal creek bottom. Fully fenced and cross-fenced, the property is well suited for cattle operations while also providing excellent wildlife habitat and natural travel corridors.Improvements include four dirt stock tanks, a domestic water well, Red River Authority rural water service, South Plains Electric Cooperative service, cattle holding and working pens, a double RV carport with hookups, and a double carport suitable for vehicles or equipment. The former homesite area includes established tree rows that serve as a windbreak, while additional trees along the seasonal creek corridor enhance both wildlife habitat and the visual appeal of the property.Rolling terrain, seasonal drainage features, established grasses, stock water, and approximately 80 feet of elevation change create an attractive setting for livestock operations, hunting, recreation, and future homesite opportunities. Wildlife commonly observed on the property includes deer, hogs, quail, and dove.The property offers approximately one mile of FM 2103 frontage along the northern boundary, with County Road 5 forming the western boundary and County Road 6 forming the eastern boundary. A 345kV transmission line is located across FM 2103. The combination of access, utility availability, agricultural productivity, and location within a region experiencing continued economic activity may appeal to agricultural operators, investors, recreational buyers, and those seeking long-term land ownership opportunities.Buyer to independently verify all information, including acreage, utilities, water availability, easements, restrictions, and suitability for intended use.

$3,500,000

541.5 Acres

Paducah, Texas, 79248

Located approximately 12 miles northeast of Paducah, this approximately 541.50 acre irrigated farm offers a rare opportunity to acquire a productive, well improved agricultural property with significant groundwater resources and excellent access in the Texas Rolling Plains. Approximately 336.74 acres, or 62 percent of the property, are irrigated under three 8 tower Reinke center pivots. Each pivot is reportedly nozzled for approximately 500 to 700 GPM and powered by 480V electric service. Six primary irrigation wells reportedly produce a combined 1,650 GPM, providing approximately 4.9 GPM per irrigated acre. Four additional irrigation wells are reportedly in working condition, bringing the total to ten wells. Seller states well depths are approximately 220 to 260 feet. Strong groundwater presence supports current irrigation operations and long term agricultural use. Opportunities with this combination of established irrigation infrastructure, strong reported groundwater production, and expansion potential are becoming increasingly difficult to find in this region. Currently planted in Bermuda grass and historically utilized for stocker cattle and cow calf operations, the property demonstrates versatility, productivity, and proven performance. Improvements include a 100 by 125 foot I beam hay barn, livestock working pens, four dirt stock tanks, four fiberglass livestock water tanks, and good perimeter and cross fencing. Rural water service is reportedly provided by King Cottle Rural Water System. Approximately 2.5 miles of county road frontage and paved frontage along FM 2532 provide excellent access. Any owned mineral, wind, and solar interests, if any, will convey. Existing crops are negotiable. Rolling stock and non realty items are excluded. Buyer to independently verify acreage, improvements, water, utilities, and all matters of importance.

$1,900,000

380 Acres

Mobeetie, Texas, 79061

380± acres of rolling grassland in Wheeler County offering an attractive combination of grazing, hunting, recreation, and potential future development opportunities. The property is divided by County Road 3 into two tracts and features productive native grass pasture, improved grasses on previously cultivated acreage, stock water, working pens, good perimeter and cross fencing, and excellent county road access.The rolling terrain provides beautiful long-range views, seasonal drainage features, and excellent wildlife habitat for Whitetail Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Bobwhite Quail, and Dove. Approximately one-half mile north of a major workforce housing development supporting regional energy and data center projects, the property is positioned within an area experiencing significant..see m economic growth and investment.Located in Fort Elliott ISD and approximately 15 miles from Wheeler, 26 miles from Canadian, 39 miles from Pampa, and 90 miles from Amarillo. Wind, solar, and water rights owned by Seller will convey. Mineral rights owned by Seller will be retained. Surface improvements include working pens and a stock tank. Possession upon closing and funding.LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The N 220 acres of the E/2 and the NW/4 of Section 68, Block A-5, H & GN Ry. Co. Survey, Wheeler County, Texas. TBD County Road 3, Mobeetie, TX 79061 - Parcel ID 5433 and 5432 respectively.IMPROVEMENTS: Working pens on the west 160 and the east 220. Dilapidated homestead on the east 220.PERSONAL PROPERTY: Any and all personal property is excluded.FENCES: Good five-strand barbed wire perimeter fence and cross fences.MINERALS & MINERAL RIGHTS: Subject to previous reservations of record. All Mineral Estate owned will be retained by the Seller.WIND RIGHTS: All wind rights will be conveyed to buyer.SOLAR RIGHTS: All solar rights will be conveyed to buyer.WATER RIGHTS: All water rights will be conveyed to buyer.WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT: Panhandle Groundwater Conservation DistrictIRRIGATION WELLS: None. Irrigation wells are in close proximity in all four directions, offering potential for development.SURFACE WATER: One dirt stock tank on the east 220 acres.DOMESTIC WATER WELLS: One on each tract; windmill on the east 220 and solar pump on the west 160.RURAL WATER: None.ELECTRIC: Greenbelt Electric Cooperative line along the property. Buyer to verify all utility specifications.SOILS: Predominant soils are believed to include Veal fine sandy loam, Mobeetie fine sandy loam, Miles fine sandy loam, and Potter clay loam. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding soils, productivity, suitability for intended use, and any other soil characteristics important to their intended use of the property.TOPOGRAPHY: The west 160 acres is mostly terraced with approximately 30 feet of elevation change. The east 220 acres has approximately 40 feet of elevation change. Total elevation change is 70 feet.FSA BASE ACREAGE & YIELDS: Wheat Base of 144.00 acres with PLC Yield of 28, Grain Sorghum Base of 46.30 acres with PLC Yield of 37.ZONING: Agricultural. Located outside of any municipality.EASEMENTS & RIGHTS-OF-WAY: There are no known easements or rights-of-way that will materially affect the operation of this property. The Commitment for Title Insurance will identify all existing easements.SCHOOL DISTRICT: Fort Elliott ISDTAXING DISTRICTS: Taxes for 2025 were approximately $300.00 annually with an Agricultural Value Exemption.HUNTING LEASE: None in place.GRAZING LEASE: None in place.POSSESSION: Upon Closing and Funding.ACCESS: Accessible from all directions. County Road 3 splits the 220 on the east and the 160 on the west and is also the northern boundary of the west 160 acres.DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of US Highway 83 and State Highway 152 in Wheeler, Texas, travel west on State Highway 152 for approximately 11.4 miles. Turn north on FM 48 and continue 1.0 mile. Turn west on County Road F and travel approximately 3.0 miles to County Road 3. Turn north on County Road 3. The entrance to the east 220-acre tract is located approximately 0.7 miles north on County Road 3. Continue north and west along County Road 3 to access the west 160-acre tract.PROXIMITY TO: Mobeetie (3.5 miles), Wheeler (16 miles), Pampa (30 miles), Shamrock (33 miles), Canadian (36 miles), Clarendon (63 miles), Elk City, Oklahoma (65 miles), Claude (73 miles), Amarillo (84 miles), Woodward, Oklahoma (95 miles), Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (208 miles), and the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex (320 miles).NO TRESPASSING. PLEASE DO NOT ACCESS PROPERTY WITHOUT BEING ACCOMPANIED BY LISTING BROKER OR AN AGENT WHO HAS WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM LISTING BROKER.As with any Exclusive Listing Agreement, owners are not to negotiate with any prospective buyers, but to refer all prospective buyers to the Listing Broker, so please do not contact any of the owners directly. Please direct all questions to Listing Broker.This property is not for Rent, not for Lease and Owner Financing is not available.

$2,000,000

325 Acres

Childress, Texas, 79201

325 acres, more or less, consisting primarily of well-established improved grasses on the uplands and a mixture of improved and native grasses along the seasonal creek bottom. The property is fully fenced and cross-fenced, allowing for efficient rotational grazing, and is well suited for cattle operations while also providing excellent wildlife habitat and natural travel corridors.Improvements include four stock tanks, Red River Authority water service, South Plains Electric Cooperative service, cattle holding and working pens, a double RV carport with hookups, and a double carport suitable for vehicles or equipment. The former homesite area includes established tree rows that serve as a windbreak and provide shade and character to the property. Additional trees are found....see more.. along the seasonal creek corridor, enhancing wildlife habitat and the overall beauty of the land.With approximately one mile of FM 2103 frontage along the northern boundary, County Road 5 forming the western boundary, County Road 6 forming the eastern boundary, and a 345kV transmission line located across FM 2103, the property may also appeal to buyers seeking long-term investment, future homesite opportunities, workforce housing potential, or other development-related considerations.Rolling terrain, seasonal drainage features, established grasses, stock water, and expansive views create an attractive setting for livestock operations, hunting, recreation, and potential future homesite development. Wildlife commonly observed on the property includes deer, hogs, quail, and dove.Located approximately 11 miles southwest of Childress, the property offers a combination of accessibility, utility availability, agricultural productivity, and long-term investment appeal. Regional development activity continues throughout portions of the Texas Panhandle and Rolling Plains, including energy, data center, and workforce housing projects. Any future development potential is subject to buyer due diligence, utility availability, governmental approvals, market conditions, and numerous other factors. See Broker's website for more detailed information.NO TRESPASSING. All showings are by appointment only and must be coordinated through the Listing Broker or a licensed real estate agent authorized by the Listing Broker.As with any Exclusive Listing Agreement, owners are not to negotiate directly with prospective buyers and should refer all inquiries to the Listing Broker. Please do not contact the owners directly. Direct all questions to the Listing Broker.This property is not for rent, not for lease, and owner financing is not available.