Description:

Water is just about everything on a ranch in Texas and Sicomoro Arroyo Ranch has that along with trophy hunting.  With beautiful Sycamore Creek running through the ranch, nice headquarters, along with both native and exotic game, this is a true rare find.  This ranch is a great year around property. 

County:

Kinney

Acreage:

5,450+/-

Price:

$1,580/ac

Location:

Sicomoro Arroyo Ranch is located southeast of Del Rio, Texas. The ranch is easily accessed from the south through the main entrance on Highway 277.  The land is also accessible from the north via a dedicated road easement.

Wildlife:

The ranch is game fenced with lots of wildlife, including, White-tailed deer, Turkey, and hogs.  Exotic wildlife include Axis, Blackbuck, Sika, Fallow, Audad Sheep, Mouflan Sheep, Scimitar Oryx and Barasinga.  The ranch has been intensly managed and has many trophies in each species.

Water:

Beautiful Sycamore Creek runs through the middle of the ranch and provides recreation, superb wildlife habitat, and stunning scenery.  There are several water wells throughout the ranch and piped water to water troughs.

Improvements:

The main house is well situated overlookingthe creek, with forever views.  The home is 2600 sq ft, has 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, large game room, large kitchen, over 1000 sq ft of covered porches, 2 car garage, and pool.  There is also a 1920 sq ft guest home with large bedroom, bathroom, full kithen, trophy room and covered porches. Both homes are matching stucco and brick. Other amenities include a barn, game coolers and hanging & cleaning equipment.

The topography of the ranch is mostly rolling brush country with dramatic rock ridges & ledges.  Sycamore Creek's blue waters gently wind & flow through fertile soil bottom land.  Vegetation on the ranch is quite diverse and typical to that of quality south Texas ranches.

SELLER HAS ASKED TO SEE ALL OFFERS - BONA FIDE OFFERS WILL BE CAREFULLY CONSIDERED

Minerals are negotiable.

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View of home and ranch

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