TEXAS IS OUR TERRITORY

Status: Active
Price: $2,499,000.00

Status: Available
Price: $2,250,000.00

Property Description: The Beamon Ranch consists of 77 rolling acres. The sandy loam pastures are covered with coastal and native grasses. The northern part of the property features scattered wooded areas as well as heavy stands of Oak and Pecan trees. Buffalo Creek meanders across the entire back of the property and serves as the property’s northern boundary. The ranch home constructed of wood exterior and a standing seam metal roof, features over 5,000 Sq. Ft. of living area with 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, formal dining room, a great room, den/study combo, a walk-in bar, and a mud room. Many of the home’s interior rooms are constructed of imported Aspen wood. Extensive glass windows and doors across the entire back of the house allows one to overlook the enjoyable entertainment area on the lake and simply reach out and grab Mother Nature! Other improvements include a 1,900 Sq. Ft. guest/foreman’s house, outdoor fireplace, 40’x50’ covered patio which includes a full kitchen, 2 half-baths and several large barns.

Status: Active
Price: $900,000.00

Property Description: Cat Spring Texas is well known in small circles and is a true gem within the bounds of an hour drive from downtown Houston. This unique 30- acre tract paralleling Hall road for over 2350 foot of road frontage has a blend of native Post oak, Live Oak and western red cedar trees, amongst other assortment of native grasses intermixed throughout the property. This acreage has a couple different changes in elevations, allowing future owners to position their home site in an extremely private manner, while still enjoying beautiful views. This property does convey as deed restricted, but they are very minimal - to protect the charm of the surrounding area. Where Hall road dead ends into 1094, there is a historic old Dancehall owned by the Cat Spring agricultural society, which hosts fun events throughout the year as well as is open for private rental. One block east of the Hall along 1094 is the historic Crossroads Tavern, the best cold beer in Texas with the nicest people in the world handing them across the bar to you! They also host a legendary fish fry every Friday night.

This property is available in its entirety or subdivided into a smaller tract as long as that tract is larger than 11 acres, so that all buyers will be able to qualify for an agricultural exemption. If a buyer so chooses, they may purchase 17 ac to qualify for a Wildlife Exemption instead of going the agriculture route. There are pros and cons to both! There is an Austin County Water District water line along Hall road, allowing buyers to delay installing their own water well.

There is nothing on the market in the Cat Spring area with the quality of access and frontage.