Prime location just 2 miles outside of Amarillo, across from Pantex in southwestern Carson County, this historic property offers a rich agricultural legacy and excellent accessibility from Highway 60, Route 66, and multiple county roads. Originally established as a dryland farm, the land has supported wheat crops, cattle grazing, and, most recently, continued use for livestock after the CRP program expired in 2020. The property includes perimeter and cross-fencing, several livestock waters, a small set of pens, and a submersible well near the center. Its gently rolling landscape of native grasses is anchored by productive Pullman and Estacado clay loam soils, well-suited for grazing or future development.