Welcome to 703 Ranch, a large Texas Hill Country ranch located approximately 19 miles northwest of Junction on County Road KC 214 between Roosevelt and Fort McKavett. County road access provides convenience while preserving the remote and quiet setting buyers seek in a working and recreational ranch.
The terrain rises to approximately 2,380 feet, providing panoramic views across miles of surrounding Hill Country. Large neighboring ranches border the property, adding to its secluded ranch setting.
703 Ranch is already equipped for hunting and livestock operations. Two rock houses provide accommodations for ranch headquarters and a hunter’s cabin. Livestock improvements include working pens, barns, perimeter fencing, and cross fencing. New fencing has been installed along the west side.
Water infrastructure is a major feature. The property is reported to have five water wells supplying water to the pastures. Four wells are solar powered with standing windmills, while one uses a submersible pump with a standing windmill.
Wildlife is abundant. Axis deer, whitetail deer, feral hogs, turkey, and other native birds provide excellent hunting and recreational opportunities.
For buyers searching for a Junction ranch for sale, Texas Hill Country hunting ranch, livestock ranch, recreational property, or large acreage ranch, 703 Ranch combines elevation, water infrastructure, wildlife, ranch improvements, and a private setting.
Minerals are negotiable.
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:
• 703 Ranch, large Texas Hill Country ranch
• Approximately 19 miles northwest of Junction, Texas
• Located on County Road KC 214 between Roosevelt and Fort McKavett
• County road access with a remote, private setting
• Well suited for hunting, livestock, agriculture, and ranching operations
• Elevations reaching approximately 2,380 feet
• Panoramic Hill Country views stretching for miles
• Two rock houses serving as ranch headquarters and hunting accommodations
• Five water wells reported on the property
• Four solar-powered wells with standing windmills
• One submersible well with a standing windmill
• Water distributed to pastures
• Good perimeter fencing
• New fencing along the west side
• Cross fencing for livestock management
• Barbed-wire fencing
• Livestock working pens
• Barns and ranch improvements
• Abundant axis deer and whitetail deer
• Feral hogs, turkey, and other native birds
• Surrounded by large ranches
• Current agribusiness and livestock use
• Strong potential for agriculture, hunting, and continued ranch operations
• Access easement listed
• Minerals negotiable