Lubbock County Cattle and Horse Ranch

We are pleased to have obtained the exclusive listing on this 566± acre Lubbock County Cattle and Horse Ranch property.

LOCATION

This property is located on paved Farm to Market Road 789, and situated 3.5 miles northeast of Idalou, Texas. Access to the ranch is excellent, with 1 mile of paved highway frontage, and caliched and graded roads on all other sides of the property. It’s a short 10-minute drive into Idalou, and about a 20+ minute drive to Lubbock, the county seat of Lubbock County.

DESCRIPTION

This ranch is nicely improved and set up well for a cattle or horse ranch. The property has one ¼ mile Valley center pivot in the northwest quarter that can be dedicated to wheat, row crops, or put into permanent improved grasses for enhanced livestock grazing. The balance of the property is in permanent grass with species that include B Dahl Bluestem, Side Oats, Blue Grama and WW Spar Bluestem. Livestock and equipment barns, pens and a manager’s home complement the operational efficiency of the ranch.

The soils on the ranch are overall productive, with the majority consisting of Pullman, Olton and Estacado Clay loam. There are two playa lakes on the property totaling approximately 40 acres that can provide enhanced grazing during periods of rainfall.

2025 taxes were $3,612

This property is in the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District.

IMPROVEMENTS

40 x 100 ft Barn

• Steel frame construction with concrete floor

• 15 x 45 ft enclosed kitchen that is heated and cooled. It includes a sink, drop-in stove, built-in microwave, refrigerator, bath with stall shower, and a 7 x 7 ft walk-in cooler.

• Ample storage space and cabinetry

• Livestock working area inside barn with pen access, alley and squeeze chute

• 14x15 ft tack and medicine room

• 2-12 ft rollup doors on each end

• 2- 8 ft rollup doors

• 10 ft rollup door

• 75 x 25 ft overhang on south side with 6 steel pipe stalls

• 12 x 100 ft overhang on the north side for parking equipment

Livestock Pens

• Over 2,800 + linear feet of steel pipe pens

• Frost free waterers in pens

• 30 ft steel frame and metal clad loafing shed

40 x 36 ft Barn

• Steel frame and concrete floor

• Tool and equipment room

• 16 x 14 ft rollup door

• 12 x 40 ft overhang

Manager’s Home

• 2-Bedroom, 1-Bath

• Metal Roof

• Storm Cellar

• Pipe fencing surrounding home and entrance

Water Wells

• 5 irrigation wells

• 2 stock wells

• 1 well dedicated to home and barn

Center Pivot

• ¼ mile Valley Center Pivot

• Corrals, working area, water and load-out facilities are located at pivot pad

Three-phase electricity and natural gas supplied to the property.

Exterior and Interior fencing consisting of 5-wire steel t-post. Fences are in good condition.

All improvements are well constructed and are well maintained.

RESOURCES

This property is being offered surface only. All of seller’s interest in wind and solar rights will convey with the property.

PRICE

This farm is listed with an asking price of $2,122,500, or $3,750 per acre.

BROKERS REMARKS

This ranch property is a unique opportunity to acquire a well-designed and nicely improved cattle and horse ranch that is conveniently located near Lubbock and Idalou.

This property is also considered a good candidate for future residential development.

Select items of equipment can also be purchased under a separate purchase agreement.

If you are in the market for an investment property with the location, quality of improvements and income potential of this ranch, you are encouraged to contact us.

Call Clint Robinson at (806) 786-3730 for more information and for a private viewing.

The information contained herein is believed to be correct. However, Charles S. Middleton and Son does not warrant its accuracy. It is the buyer or buyer’s agent’s responsibility to verify all information. Buyer's agent must be identified on first contact & must accompany buying prospect on all showings to be allowed participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Charles S. Middleton and Son.