MLS 21349075
TBD State Highway 70
Dickens, Texas
$1,250,000
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Type: Land
Remarks: Experience the best of the Texas Rolling Plains on this exceptional 234.2 +or- acre turnkey hunting ranch, located with convenient frontage along State Highway 70 in Dickens County. Whether you’re looking for a private hunting retreat, family getaway, or a ranch that’s ready to enjoy from day one, this property checks every box.
The headquarters has been thoughtfully designed for comfort and entertaining, featuring a unique barndominium concept built around a finished 40-foot shipping container, two private cabins, and a spacious common gathering area with large commercial overhead doors that seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor living. Each private suite offers its own bedroom, bathroom, refrigerator and microwave, allowing guests to enjoy comfort and privacy while still gathering together in the central entertaining space. Covered patio
The property is well-equipped with a water well, pressure tank system and reverse osmosis water system, providing dependable water for the headquarters.
Improvements include:
3 quality hunting blinds
Multiple feeders
Protein feeder
100-yard shooting range for sighting in rifles
As an added bonus, the sale includes valuable equipmen, including a Caterpillar D6 all-hydraulic dozer and tractor with implements. Two additional 40-foot shipping containers sit on a concrete slab.
Conveniently located just over an hour from Lubbock, approximately two hours from Amarillo and Abilene, and only four hours from the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, this property offers the perfect balance of accessibility and privacy.
If you’ve been searching for a fully equipped hunting ranch where you can arrive on Friday and hunt Saturday morning, this is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for. From comfortable accommodations and outstanding entertaining space to quality hunting improvements and included equipment, this remarkable ranch is truly ready for its next owner.
LIST PRICE: $1,250,000
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Listed by: Steven Beck
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