Irrigated land with a vineyard and a 60×60 barn, plus four dryland farms with wells - 1,035± acres in five tracts in Terry County, offered together as one operation.
The irrigated ground is Tract A, 320± acres of flat farmland on FM 213. A center-pivot circle carries the main field; the pivot itself does not convey, so the circle is ready for a buyer's own system. A vineyard block of about 15± acres sits within the tract, and the 60×60 barn is the farm's main improvement. As reported by the listing agent, the pivot produces about 300 GPM and a second well serving the vineyard about 50 GPM.
The other four tracts - 205±, 110±, 240± and 160± acres - are gently rolling to rolling dryland near Union, all currently farmed. Water wells are reported on every tract, fifteen in all across the farm. There is no perimeter fencing on any tract.
Electricity is available on all Tracts. The farm has paved frontage on FM 213 and on SH 137 (the Lamesa highway), with further frontage on CR 650, CR 660 and CR 670. Brownfield is 10 to 15 minutes from every tract.
All five tracts carry an ag exemption and are under a farm lease that ends in 2026; transfer of the lease is negotiable. The whole farm is offered at $2,328,750, or $2,250 per acre. Each tract is also listed on its own, from 110± acres at $247,500 to 320± acres at $944,000, so a buyer can take the whole, one tract, or any combination.
To walk the ground, get the boundary map, or see well details tract by tract, call Logan Harrison at 806-559-6564.
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