Terrell County Real Estate

Terrell County Real Estate

Welcome to Terrell County, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of West Texas, where the rugged beauty of the desert landscape meets the charm of small-town living. Located in the quaint town of Sanderson, Terrell County is a place where the pace of life slows down, allowing residents to savor the simple pleasures of life.

With its stunning vistas and wide-open spaces, Terrell County is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise. From hiking the scenic trails of the nearby Big Bend National Park to birdwatching in the lush riparian zones along the Pecos River, adventure awaits at every turn. The county is rich in history, boasting a vibrant cultural tapestry woven from Native American heritage and the pioneering spirit of early settlers.

Sanderson, the county seat, is a welcoming community that embodies the warmth and hospitality of Texas. Here, you’ll find friendly neighbors, local shops, and a tight-knit community that celebrates its unique character. The town hosts various events throughout the year, fostering a sense of belonging and camaraderie among residents.

For those considering a move, Terrell County offers affordable real estate options, making it an attractive choice for families, retirees, and anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. With its stunning landscapes, rich history, and a vibrant community spirit, Terrell County is more than just a place to live; it’s a place to thrive. Come discover the charm of Sanderson and the breathtaking beauty of Terrell County—your new home awaits!

Newest Listings in Terrell County

$950,000
21289528 MLS
Dos Lobos Ranch Located within the renowned 15,000-acre Indian Creek Ranch subdivision, this exceptional 933± acre ranch has been owned by the same family since the property was originally subdivided more than 26 years ago. Offering privacy, rugged beauty, and outstanding hunting opportunities, this is West Texas ranch country at its finest. The ranch is currently under a wildlife tax exemption and features excellent habitat that has seen very limited hunting pressure over the years. The area is known for its impressive mule deer population, estimated at approximately 80%, along with healthy populations of whitetail deer, aoudad sheep, Rio Grande turkey, blue quail, dove, coyote, bobcat, fox, mountain lion, black bear, and other native wildlife. Improvements include a charming two-bedroom, one-bath rock house powered by a generator, providing a comfortable base camp for hunting and recreation, also a 700' well thats supports the house, and two fire places. The property is fenced along the north boundary and offers an extensive road system providing easy access throughout the ranch. Three hunting blinds and three feeders will convey with the sale, and the ranch has ample room for additional hunting setups. Water infrastructure has been thoughtfully developed with water lines extending throughout much of the property to support wildlife. Two storage tanks provide water reserves, and several earthen dams capture seasonal rainfall when conditions permit. One of the ranch's best features is its proximity to the Rio Grande River, approximately four miles away. Property owners within Indian Creek Ranch enjoy access to a common area along the river where they can experience fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, barbecuing, and West Texas adventures. The Property Owners Association provides community water service, and commercial hunting operations are prohibited, helping preserve the quality of the ranch. Annual POA dues are currently $150 per owner.

Cedar Creek Rd, No City

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