Exceptional 25.8-acre agricultural property ideally situated between DeLeon and Dublin. These type properties are rare. The land offers outstanding mixed-use potential with Highway 6 frontage, 808 feet of FM 149 frontage. The property is well-improved with exceptional perimeter and cross fencing"”8-strand barbed wire with t-posts and cedar stays"”supporting efficient livestock and land management or room for the FFA project. The home is a solid 1957 ranch-style home sits on the acreage, offering 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. With strong structural integrity and original hardwood floors, it has the potential to be a standout residence. It is on coop water and there is also an old well on the property that is not currently being used. The well would likely need some work to get back into good working condition. Don't wait on this one. It will not last long!
Property Type(s):
Single Family
Last Updated
5/4/2026
Tract
NA
Year Built
1957
County
Comanche
SCHOOLS
School District
De Leon ISD
Elementary School
Deleon
Jr. High School
Perkins
High School
Deleon
Additional Details
AIR
Central Air
AIR CONDITIONING
Yes
APPLIANCES
Dryer, Gas Cooktop, Washer
CONSTRUCTION
Frame
FIREPLACE
Yes
HEAT
Central
INTERIOR
Walk-In Closet(s)
LOT
25.8 acre(s)
LOT DESCRIPTION
Agricultural, Corner Lot, Wooded
PARKING
Attached Carport, Concrete
SEWER
Septic Tank
STORIES
1
STYLE
Ranch
SUBDIVISION
NA
TAXES
4254
WATER
Well
WATERFRONT DESCRIPTION
Creek
Location
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