Presidio County, Texas

 

Section 77 and 99, Presidio, Texas:

 

Legal Descriptions:

1) SW4 NE4 NW4 out of Sec 77 Blk 1 D&P Survey. 10 Acres NOT AVAILABLE 

2) SE4 NE4 NW4 out of Sec 77 Blk 1 D&P Survey. 10 Acres NOT AVAILABLE 

3) NW4 SE4 NE4 out of Sec 77 Blk 1 D&P Survey. 10 Acres NOT AVAILABLE 

4) NE4 SW4 NE4 out of Sec 77 Blk 1 D&P Survey. 10 Acres NOT AVAILABLE 

 

5) SW4 SW4 SE4 out of sec 99 Blk 1D &P Survey. 10 Acres NOT AVAILABLE 

6) NE4 SW4 SE4 out of sec 99 Blk 1D &P Survey. 10 Acres NOT AVAILABLE 

7) SW4 SW4 NE4 OUT OF SEC 99 BLK 1 D&P, 10 Acres NOT AVAILABLE 

8) NW4 NW4 SE4 OUT OF SEC 99 BLK 1 D&P, 10 Acres NOT AVAILABLE 

 

Each 10 acres is $4000 plus $500 deed processing and recording fee.

 

Highlights:

• Only 13 to 14 miles from Presidio, Texas, with all of the amenities of large town in West Texas.  Shopping and entertainment is available in Presidio.

• The tracts are only 11 miles west of the Big Bend Ranch State Natural Area, Texas’s biggest State Park. This remote park features rugged mountains, steep canyons, amazing views, unparalleled night skies, and solitude in a high desert setting.

• The highlight of Big Bend Ranch State Natural Area is the Solitario, a huge extinct volcano with abundant wild life and hundreds of miles of trails and roads in and around it.

• Fort Leaton, a massive, fortified adobe trading post dating from the 1840s, is the western gateway to Big Bend State Natural Area and lies just east of Presidio on Farm to Market Road 170.

• Farther to the east along FM 170 is Terlingua and Big Bend National Park, both very interesting destinations for visitors to the Big Bend country of West Texas.

• Presidio also has an airport lying 5 miles north of town and only 5 miles south of the tracts of land.

• Presidio hosts multiple festivals during the year, including The Texas Dark Skies Festival And Dude Of The Dead Music Festival in October.  There is also an art festival each year. 

• An easy drive across the International Bridge in Presidio, Ojinaga, Mexico (OJ) welcomes visitors with a variety of excellent restaurants and shops. OJ is a safe place to visit Mexico with a casual atmosphere.

• The area around the tracts is slightly sloping to the southwest with views of mountains in all directions.

• The area is sparsely vegetated with low lying bushes with some trees in along drainages.

 

Sec 77, Blk 1 Directions:

From Presidio at the intersection of US Highway 67 and O’Reilly Street in west Presidio, go North on US Highway 67 for approximately 10 miles. Turn left (west) on Coleman Road.  Continue on Coleman Road approximately 4.2 miles.   The eastern edge of the tracts is just west of the road by approximately 1,000 feet. 

 

Sec 99, Blk 1 Directions:

From Presidio at the intersection of US Highway 67 and O’Reilly Street in west Presidio, go North on US Highway 67 for approximately 10 miles. Turn left (west) on Coleman Road.  Continue on Coleman Road approximately 3.3 miles. Turn right (northerly) at an unnamed road.  Continue on that road for approximately 0.7 miles. The eastern tract is 0.33 miles (1,700 feet) to the west.