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Discover 14.00± acres offering a variety of potential uses, including a horse property, hay production, recreational retreat, or future homesite. The property features city utilities available at the front, a new electric meter, high-speed internet availability, and an RV hookup already in place. Improvements include a barn with plumbing that could be repaired and repurposed, along with three existing water wells. The land offers native grasses, black loam soil, mature hackberry, oak, and elm trees and five-strand barbed wire fence. Located outside the city limits, providing added flexibility for future use. The property borders larger ranchland and offers opportunities to observe native wildlife, including deer and turkey. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown Knox City, the airport, and the country club, this property offers a unique combination of rural setting and nearby amenities.

Discover 14.00± acres offering a variety of potential uses, including a horse property, hay production, recreational retreat, or future homesite. The property features city utilities available at the front, a new electric meter, high-speed internet availability, and an RV hookup already in place. Improvements include a barn with plumbing that could be repaired and repurposed, along with three existing water wells. The land offers native grasses, black loam soil, mature hackberry, oak, and elm trees and five-strand barbed wire fence. Located outside the city limits, providing added flexibility for future use. The property borders larger ranchland and offers opportunities to observe native wildlife, including deer and turkey. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown Knox City, the airport, and the country club, this property offers a unique combination of rural setting and nearby amenities.

332 Sw Railroad Ave, Knox City

The 343 acres sit in the heart of the Northeast Knox County Rolling Plains. The terrain rolls with scattered pockets of native grasses, dense mesquite pastures, and the namesake plum thickets throughout. The property sits less than a half mile from the Brazos River, which puts it right in the natural travel corridor for game moving along that drainage. The land holds its wild character and has not been heavily manicured, which is a big part of what makes it work for wildlife. The combination of river proximity, native brush, and varied terrain pulls a consistent flow of game through the property. Species present include Whitetail deer, turkey, wild hog, quail, dove, and waterfowl. The trails and senderos double as shooting lanes and observation routes. A premium three-man fiberglass blind is already in place, along with two 2,000-pound corn feeders and one 650-pound corn feeder, all positioned within the property. Electrical service is on-site. Water is handled by a high-volume solar well tied to a lined earthen water station that serves local wildlife. Both pipe-gated entrances are solid and functional. The internal trail system gives good vehicle access across most of the acreage.

The 343 acres sit in the heart of the Northeast Knox County Rolling Plains. The terrain rolls with scattered pockets of native grasses, dense mesquite pastures, and the namesake plum thickets throughout. The property sits less than a half mile from the Brazos River, which puts it right in the natural travel corridor for game moving along that drainage. The land holds its wild character and has not been heavily manicured, which is a big part of what makes it work for wildlife. The combination of river proximity, native brush, and varied terrain pulls a consistent flow of game through the property. Species present include Whitetail deer, turkey, wild hog, quail, dove, and waterfowl. The trails and senderos double as shooting lanes and observation routes. A premium three-man fiberglass blind is already in place, along with two 2,000-pound corn feeders and one 650-pound corn feeder, all positioned within the property. Electrical service is on-site. Water is handled by a high-volume solar well tied to a lined earthen water station that serves local wildlife. Both pipe-gated entrances are solid and functional. The internal trail system gives good vehicle access across most of the acreage.

Tbd County Road 4371, Goree

Walker-Turnbow Ranch - The original tract of the century-held Walker Family Ranch, which was founded in December 1907 by it's patriarch - Andrew Walker. Tract lies at the Knox-King County Line on TX HWY 222, 6 miles West of Knox City's Brazos River & 19 miles SE of the historic 6666 Ranch-house. It's solid USDA program history is available in Guthrie. Both Whitetail & Mule-Deer thrive in the area with Turkey, Quail, Pheasant, Sandhill Crane, Geese, & Dove. Nestled between historic Kiowa(tribe) Peak to the E & Buzzard's Peak to it's W. All generations maintain it's large stock-tank has never gone dry in it's 119 years & believed to be 'spring-fed.' This property holds true Texas character making it well-suited for ranching, recreation, or a private getaway. Surrounded by rugged natural beauty and expansive skies, the land offers excellent opportunities for grazing, hunting, fishing, or building a secluded homestead. Native grasses, open pastures, and panoramic views create a peaceful setting with the feel of true Texas countryside. Whether you're looking for a working ranch, weekend retreat, or long-term land investment, this property combines location, water, and stunning views in one remarkable tract. The possibilities are endless, and land is not made anymore, so don't let this one slip away! Book your showing now!! **Buyer's Agent to verify schools & utilities** Knox City Water pipeline runs along it's entire North side, approximately 2,465 ft of highway frontage, supporting it's gravity well, water tank at gate, as it's 2nd source of water for cattle.

Walker-Turnbow Ranch - The original tract of the century-held Walker Family Ranch, which was founded in December 1907 by it's patriarch - Andrew Walker. Tract lies at the Knox-King County Line on TX HWY 222, 6 miles West of Knox City's Brazos River & 19 miles SE of the historic 6666 Ranch-house. It's solid USDA program history is available in Guthrie. Both Whitetail & Mule-Deer thrive in the area with Turkey, Quail, Pheasant, Sandhill Crane, Geese, & Dove. Nestled between historic Kiowa(tribe) Peak to the E & Buzzard's Peak to it's W. All generations maintain it's large stock-tank has never gone dry in it's 119 years & believed to be 'spring-fed.' This property holds true Texas character making it well-suited for ranching, recreation, or a private getaway. Surrounded by rugged natural beauty and expansive skies, the land offers excellent opportunities for grazing, hunting, fishing, or building a secluded homestead. Native grasses, open pastures, and panoramic views create a peaceful setting with the feel of true Texas countryside. Whether you're looking for a working ranch, weekend retreat, or long-term land investment, this property combines location, water, and stunning views in one remarkable tract. The possibilities are endless, and land is not made anymore, so don't let this one slip away! Book your showing now!! **Buyer's Agent to verify schools & utilities** Knox City Water pipeline runs along it's entire North side, approximately 2,465 ft of highway frontage, supporting it's gravity well, water tank at gate, as it's 2nd source of water for cattle.

Tbd Tx-222, Knox City

TRACT # 4 Nestled in the heart of Knox County, this 40-acre property offers the perfect blend of ranching potential and a prime homesite location. With excellent fences already in place, it’s well-suited for livestock, while four water wells provide a reliable water source for agricultural use or a future homestead. Whether you’re looking to build your dream home under the wide Texas skies or establish a working ranch, this land offers endless possibilities. Peaceful, private, and full of potential, it’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of true Texas countryside.

TRACT # 4 Nestled in the heart of Knox County, this 40-acre property offers the perfect blend of ranching potential and a prime homesite location. With excellent fences already in place, it’s well-suited for livestock, while four water wells provide a reliable water source for agricultural use or a future homestead. Whether you’re looking to build your dream home under the wide Texas skies or establish a working ranch, this land offers endless possibilities. Peaceful, private, and full of potential, it’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of true Texas countryside.

4 County Road 4354, Munday

TRACT # 3 Nestled in the heart of Knox County, this 40-acre property offers the perfect blend of ranching potential and a prime homesite location. With excellent fences already in place, it’s well-suited for livestock, while four water wells provide a reliable water source for agricultural use or a future homestead. Whether you’re looking to build your dream home under the wide Texas skies or establish a working ranch, this land offers endless possibilities. Peaceful, private, and full of potential, it’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of true Texas countryside.

TRACT # 3 Nestled in the heart of Knox County, this 40-acre property offers the perfect blend of ranching potential and a prime homesite location. With excellent fences already in place, it’s well-suited for livestock, while four water wells provide a reliable water source for agricultural use or a future homestead. Whether you’re looking to build your dream home under the wide Texas skies or establish a working ranch, this land offers endless possibilities. Peaceful, private, and full of potential, it’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of true Texas countryside.

3 County Road 4354, Munday

TRACT # 2 Nestled in the heart of Knox County, this 40-acre property offers the perfect blend of ranching potential and a prime homesite location. With excellent fences already in place, it’s well-suited for livestock, while four water wells provide a reliable water source for agricultural use or a future homestead. Whether you’re looking to build your dream home under the wide Texas skies or establish a working ranch, this land offers endless possibilities. Peaceful, private, and full of potential, it’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of true Texas countryside.

TRACT # 2 Nestled in the heart of Knox County, this 40-acre property offers the perfect blend of ranching potential and a prime homesite location. With excellent fences already in place, it’s well-suited for livestock, while four water wells provide a reliable water source for agricultural use or a future homestead. Whether you’re looking to build your dream home under the wide Texas skies or establish a working ranch, this land offers endless possibilities. Peaceful, private, and full of potential, it’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of true Texas countryside.

2 County Road 4354, Munday

TRACT # 1 Nestled in the heart of Knox County, this 40-acre property offers the perfect blend of ranching potential and a prime homesite location. With excellent fences already in place, it’s well-suited for livestock, while four water wells provide a reliable water source for agricultural use or a future homestead. Whether you’re looking to build your dream home under the wide Texas skies or establish a working ranch, this land offers endless possibilities. Peaceful, private, and full of potential, it’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of true Texas countryside.

TRACT # 1 Nestled in the heart of Knox County, this 40-acre property offers the perfect blend of ranching potential and a prime homesite location. With excellent fences already in place, it’s well-suited for livestock, while four water wells provide a reliable water source for agricultural use or a future homestead. Whether you’re looking to build your dream home under the wide Texas skies or establish a working ranch, this land offers endless possibilities. Peaceful, private, and full of potential, it’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of true Texas countryside.

County Road 4354, Munday

This exceptional 100-acre tract near Munday, Texas offers highly productive cultivated farmland in an area known for strong yields and dependable agricultural conditions. An excellent building site provides the perfect location for your dream home, offering expansive views and peaceful country living. The property has convenient access from well-maintained county roads. This rural setting provides quiet, panoramic views while still being close to Munday for supplies and services. This versatile tract is ideal for expanding an existing operation, investing in productive farmland, or establishing a custom home surrounded by your own acreage.

This exceptional 100-acre tract near Munday, Texas offers highly productive cultivated farmland in an area known for strong yields and dependable agricultural conditions. An excellent building site provides the perfect location for your dream home, offering expansive views and peaceful country living. The property has convenient access from well-maintained county roads. This rural setting provides quiet, panoramic views while still being close to Munday for supplies and services. This versatile tract is ideal for expanding an existing operation, investing in productive farmland, or establishing a custom home surrounded by your own acreage.

Tbd Co Rd, Munday

160 Acres of prime Texas land, ideal for ranching, recreation, or a future homesite. This well-equipped property features a reliable water well and a shared water trough between Tract 2 and Tract 4, ensuring steady water access for livestock. An easement along the south side of Tract 3 provides convenient access, making this a practical and accessible piece of land. Whether you're looking to run cattle, enjoy the quiet of rural living, or build your dream home, this property offers the space and potential to make it your own.

160 Acres of prime Texas land, ideal for ranching, recreation, or a future homesite. This well-equipped property features a reliable water well and a shared water trough between Tract 2 and Tract 4, ensuring steady water access for livestock. An easement along the south side of Tract 3 provides convenient access, making this a practical and accessible piece of land. Whether you're looking to run cattle, enjoy the quiet of rural living, or build your dream home, this property offers the space and potential to make it your own.

Tbd-5 County Road 4354, Munday

This 200 acre property is being used for framing cotton at this time. There is also plenty of deer in the area. There are five water wells that supply the the pivot irrigation system. You can get income off of this well maintained farming land. The pivot system will cover approximately 60 acres. You will be pleased with the soil composition on this farmland. Getting large tractors and heavy equipment onto the property will be easy coming off of the FM 266. Since this is a corner property you can also assess the property off of the County Road.

This 200 acre property is being used for framing cotton at this time. There is also plenty of deer in the area. There are five water wells that supply the the pivot irrigation system. You can get income off of this well maintained farming land. The pivot system will cover approximately 60 acres. You will be pleased with the soil composition on this farmland. Getting large tractors and heavy equipment onto the property will be easy coming off of the FM 266. Since this is a corner property you can also assess the property off of the County Road.

266 Fm266 Cor, Goree

224.3± acres of highly productive farmland offering an exceptional water package and outstanding accessibility. The property features a 1999 Valley Center Pivot that has been recently upgraded to a poly-lined machine, efficiently irrigating approximately 110 acres, with an additional 80 acres under row irrigation. Water is a standout asset here, with seven wells tied together producing an estimated 400 GPM, plus an eighth well already in place and ready to be tied in, providing excellent future expansion potential. The property boasts over 6,000 feet of asphalt road frontage, making access easy for equipment, trucking, and year-round operations. All surface and mineral rights will convey with an acceptable offer. Additional value comes from Greenbelt Energy, which is currently in the planning phase and paying annual compensation for wind rights. Located in a desirable agricultural area with strong wildlife presence, the property is premier waterfowl grounds, offering potential hunting income and recreational enjoyment. A rare opportunity combining great location, strong water, income potential, and recreational appeal.

224.3± acres of highly productive farmland offering an exceptional water package and outstanding accessibility. The property features a 1999 Valley Center Pivot that has been recently upgraded to a poly-lined machine, efficiently irrigating approximately 110 acres, with an additional 80 acres under row irrigation. Water is a standout asset here, with seven wells tied together producing an estimated 400 GPM, plus an eighth well already in place and ready to be tied in, providing excellent future expansion potential. The property boasts over 6,000 feet of asphalt road frontage, making access easy for equipment, trucking, and year-round operations. All surface and mineral rights will convey with an acceptable offer. Additional value comes from Greenbelt Energy, which is currently in the planning phase and paying annual compensation for wind rights. Located in a desirable agricultural area with strong wildlife presence, the property is premier waterfowl grounds, offering potential hunting income and recreational enjoyment. A rare opportunity combining great location, strong water, income potential, and recreational appeal.

Tbd Fm 2365, Knox City

The MG farm consist’s of 79.52 acres of farmland that is located south of Knox City near the knox & haskell county line.This farm has improved county road frontage, access to city coop water, coop power and one water well in place. Soils and crop history: The farm soil profile consists of mainly Miles sandy loam and has been maintained very well by the current tenants and the owner. The farm has predominantly grown wheat and been used for grain production, grazing or Hay depending on the year. There is roughly 14 acres of established coastal on the farm that could be put to use right away for horses or livestock. Water & Utilities: The farm has one water well that is located in the south central portion of the farm that is generally used for livestock water. The farm has one smaller pond that can catch good water during heavy rainfall events! There is a coop city water line that runs down on the farm that could be used for watering livestock or for a residence. Three phase power is available along the county Road! Lease: The land is currently leased for farming by a local resident who pays $28 per acre annually for the farm lease. Notes: Per the 2 West TX Mesonet data stations in Knox County TX receives an average rainfall of 23.53 inches per year. This farm would make a great addition to anyone who is looking to add to their current farming operation or investment portfolio. The farm has one producing oil well and injection well on the property. The dove hunting on this property can be really good and this land is on the main flyway for waterfowl hunting in the fall and winter!! Minerals: The Wind, Water and Solar rights to convey to buyer. The seller owns none of the Oil & gas minerals.

The MG farm consist’s of 79.52 acres of farmland that is located south of Knox City near the knox & haskell county line.This farm has improved county road frontage, access to city coop water, coop power and one water well in place. Soils and crop history: The farm soil profile consists of mainly Miles sandy loam and has been maintained very well by the current tenants and the owner. The farm has predominantly grown wheat and been used for grain production, grazing or Hay depending on the year. There is roughly 14 acres of established coastal on the farm that could be put to use right away for horses or livestock. Water & Utilities: The farm has one water well that is located in the south central portion of the farm that is generally used for livestock water. The farm has one smaller pond that can catch good water during heavy rainfall events! There is a coop city water line that runs down on the farm that could be used for watering livestock or for a residence. Three phase power is available along the county Road! Lease: The land is currently leased for farming by a local resident who pays $28 per acre annually for the farm lease. Notes: Per the 2 West TX Mesonet data stations in Knox County TX receives an average rainfall of 23.53 inches per year. This farm would make a great addition to anyone who is looking to add to their current farming operation or investment portfolio. The farm has one producing oil well and injection well on the property. The dove hunting on this property can be really good and this land is on the main flyway for waterfowl hunting in the fall and winter!! Minerals: The Wind, Water and Solar rights to convey to buyer. The seller owns none of the Oil & gas minerals.

1250 County Road 4430, Knox City