Approximately 140 acres offering an exceptional combination of productive agricultural land, grazing, hunting, recreation, and country living in western Collingsworth County. The property features a diverse blend of cultivated acreage, established improved grasses, and native rangeland, together with two scenic seasonal creek systems that wind through the property beneath mature cottonwoods and native hardwoods. Rolling terrain, colorful red bluffs, exposed rock outcroppings, and impressive long-range views of the surrounding mesas create a landscape that is both productive and visually striking. Excellent wildlife habitat is provided by the creek bottoms, native grasses, and thick natural cover that create outstanding travel corridors for whitetail deer, feral hogs, quail....see mor dove, and other native wildlife. Whether your interests include hunting, livestock, recreation, or simply enjoying the outdoors, this property offers a unique combination of opportunities. Improvements include a classic Texas four-bedroom, two-bath farmhouse with an attached two-car garage, mature shade trees surrounding the homesite, a boxcar for storage, Red River Authority rural water service, Greenlight Gas, Greenbelt Electric Cooperative service, and a domestic water well suitable for lawn irrigation, livestock, vehicles, or equipment. The mature trees surrounding the home provide shade, privacy, and a peaceful country setting that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, weekend retreat, short-term rental investment, hunting property, livestock operation, or long-term investment, this property offers exceptional versatility. The property enjoys excellent accessibility with frontage along FM 1036 and County Road I along the northern boundary and County Road 110 forming the western boundary. The combination of productive agricultural acreage, scenic topography, quality wildlife habitat, existing improvements, and convenient access makes this a property that is increasingly difficult to duplicate in today's market. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Tract I: Eighty acres, being the West one-half (W/2) of the Northeast one-fourth (NE/4) of Section No. Twenty-nine (29), in Block No. Sixteen (16), of the H&GN Ry Co Survey, Collingsworth County, Texas; Certificate 6/1113, Patent 439 Vol. 71, dated October 13. 1882. Tract II: Ten (10) acres, more or less, being the South Ten acres of a certain 110 acre tract out of Section No. Twenty-nine (29), Block No. sixteen (16), which 110 acre tract is described as all of the East one-half (E/2) of the Northwest one- fourth (NW/4) and all of the East thirty (30) acres of the West one half (W/2) of the Northwest one-fourth (NW/4) of Section Number Twenty-nine (29) in block No. Sixteen (16) of the H&GN Ry Co Survey, Collingsworth County, Texas; certificate 6/1113, Patent 439 Vol. 71, dated October 13, 1882. Tract III: All of the West fifty (50), acres of the Northwest one-fourth (NW/4) of Section No. Twenty-nine (29), Block No. Sixteen (16) of the H&GN Ry Co Survey, Collingsworth County, Texas. HOMESITE: Mature shade trees surround the farmhouse, providing privacy and a classic country setting. IMPROVEMENTS: Older Farmhouse with two car garage, boxcar, Red River Authority Water, Greenlight Gas, Greenbelt Electric and Water Well. PERSONAL PROPERTY: All appliances currently located on the property will convey with the sale. Certain furniture and furnishings may be available for purchase under a separate agreement. Any and all other personal property is excluded from the sale. Feed troughs belong to the neighbor and do not convey. FENCES: Perimeter fences are in generally fair condition. Existing cross-fencing is limited. Additional cross-fencing could enhance rotational grazing management. MINERALS & MINERAL RIGHTS: Subject to previous reservations of record. Any mineral interest owned by Seller, if any, will be conveyed. WIND RIGHTS: All wind rights owned by Seller will be con