1390 County Road 2, Childress, TX - 673 acres, more or less.

Recreational and hunting haven with fishing, cattle grazing, and farm income on 673 acres, more or less, with an exceptional home, located just nine miles west of Childress. Property has excellent access points on one mile of US Hwy 287 frontage (with three median crossovers) and one mile of County Road 2 frontage. This multi-use ranch with approximately 198.57 acres of cultivated land, lies about a mile and a half north of Baylor Lake and Childress Lake and about a mile and half south of Prairie Dog Town Fork Red River and caddy corner across the highway to the southwest of the Childress ATV Park. Improvements include a high end custom built, metal two story barndominium, that is all electric, with wood burning stove, spiral staircase, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom on the east side with wrap around covered porches, a covered large RV parking/hookup with gravel in the middle, and on the two story west side, there is shop/storage on the bottom, with an office on top accessed by a separate stairway. The open middle could be built into additional bedrooms and bathrooms. A detached covered carport for vehicles and equipment, septic system, a separate second RV hookup/cleanout, a firepit and gravel surrounding the barndominium round out the amenities. With spectacular scenic views, including views of Prairie Dog Town Fork Red River to the north, this pristine listing is an ideal place to call home. The beautiful barndominium home includes all kitchen appliances, furniture, fixtures, and equipment, excluding personal items, gun safe and the round table with four chairs. This versatile property is not just a home, but a multi-use hunting, recreational, farm and ranch. The fully fenced property is native pasture with varied topography, stock tanks, mesquites, brush, cedars, hardwoods, and cultivated fields which all provide excellent grazing and water for cattle, shade, cover, and water for wildlife including mule deer, whitetail deer, turkey, dove, blue quail, wild hogs, bobcats, and varmints.