628 +/- acres Near Texhoma

RECENTLY SOLD This property has been in the same family for decades, and now it’s your chance to own it for the next generation. With proximity to Texhoma, it’s a prime opportunity to capitalize on local growth and housing demand. Currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, it provides $21,320 annually until 2032. The land’s grass stand offers potential for livestock grazing when needed. If you are looking for a place to do some bird hunting with a little revenue and an opportunity for appreciation, this property is a must-see!

Grassland in Sherman County

RECENTLY SOLD This property is a nice, flat typical CRP property that is not currently enrolled in any CRP program. All of the property would be able to be grazed or hayed at any time. There is a small 120 +/- acre grass trap in the north west corner of the property that is not eligible for CRP program. The fences are in disrepair, and the windmill has not been maintained. The current owner does not know about the condition of the windmill. 

630 +/- CRP and Grass Acres in Texhoma, TX

RECENTLY SOLD Flat CRP and grass farm with paved road access that has two old, capped irrigation wells on the property. Was row watered back before CRP. 521 +/- acres of CRP with annual payment of $13,558 and 109 +/- acres of pasture with good cross fence. Perimeter fencing in fair to very good condition. Seller to keep improvements in the NW corner of the section, which is fenced out. Property offered at $1,750 per acre based on new survey of gross acres with cost of survey being shared 50/50 between buyer and seller.