1277 County Road 184, Cee Vee, TX 79223 - Cottle County

If you are partial to your privacy, this is your chance to own a secluded piece of serenity. This Farm/Ranch contains a total of 300.3 acres of land. There are 242 acres of dryland cropland and 58.3 of native pasture land along a canyon creek in the south portion of the property. The dryland crop land is mostly level to gently sloping on the west side. The soils on the cropland are good with the largest portion being class 11 land that can be very productive with adequate rainfall throughout the growing season. The pasture land along the canyon creek, which lies only 1 mile north of the 30,000.00-acre Matador Wildlife Refuge, is attractive to the local wildlife. Mule deer, wild hogs, turkey, quail and dove have been seen. As a matter of fact, the dryland cropland had five deer peacefully grazing on the far south side of the property when the photos were taken.

There is a 2116 sq. ft. beautiful brick home on the property, which has 3 bedrooms and two full baths on the main floor, and an open dining/kitchen area. The living room is very large and has a fireplace across the north wall. The basement of the home is being used as a type of bunkroom and has a half bath.

The home has central heat and air and a metal roof. It, also, has an attached two-car garage. It is on propane and does have a whole house generator. Red River Water Authority provides water to the home.