Harris Peak Ranch at Possum Kingdom

For more information or to schedule a showing, contact Brett Grier, Broker|Partner, Hall and Hall, LLP at 817-357-7347. The Harris Peak Ranch is one of the largest contiguous acreages bordering the Brazos River Authority (BRA)-controlled shoreline on Possum Kingdom Lake. Located on the lake's northwest side and at the end of a county road easement, the property backs up to large acreage ranches. Along the southern boundary, the property borders the Brazos River Authority-controlled shoreline, with over two-and-a-half miles of waterfront on Possum Kingdom Lake. Obtaining a property of this size adjacent to Possum Kingdom Lake with waterfront access is rare. Wildlife includes whitetail deer, turkey, dove, migratory ducks, and wild pigs. Fishing on the lake includes striper, large and smallmouth bass, sand bass, a variety of catfish, crappie, freshwater gar, carp, and perch. The ranch is unencumbered by any major improvements and what is left of any oil and gas production is in the process of being removed. The seller is believed to own a significant portion of the mineral interest applicable to approximately 4,100 mineral acres and 100% of the executive rights. With an acceptable offer, minerals or a portion thereof are negotiable with the purchase of the property. Electric service is available to the property. Surface water includes three ponds, seasonal creeks, and lake frontage. There are currently no water wells or water taps on the property. Some of the greatest features of this ranch are the location, access to nearly three miles of Possum Kingdom Lake shoreline, the third tallest peak in Palo Pinto County (Harris Peak), development potential, and the proximity to Graham, Mineral Wells, and the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Large land holdings bordering Possum Kingdom Lake are few to none, and Harris Peak Ranch is a remarkable opportunity for ownership. The Facts: ~879 contiguous acres situated adjacent to Brazos River Authority land along Possum Kingdom Lake's Shoreline ~2.8 miles of Brazos River Authority-controlled shoreline ~Whitetail deer, ducks, dove, turkey, and wild pigs ~Approximately 25 minutes south of Graham, Texas ~Approximately two hours northwest of Dallas-Fort Worth ~Road access via Farm to Market 1148 and Seminole Trail Road ~Electricity is available to the property ~Expired oil and gas lease current production is in the process of being removed ~Several large acreage ranching neighbors ~Adjacent development with water meters and utilities