The Lee Farm is located in Childress County, in the Southeast corner of the Texas Panhandle, East of the city of Childress. Easily accessible, this location is South of US 287 and has county-maintained roads on all four sides; this property could make the perfect homestead, become a solid addition to an existing farming operation, or serve as an investment that generates consistent annual crop lease income. It has panoramic views in all directions, but especially from its highest point on the Southeast corner of the property. The Lee Farm is mostly cultivated, with soil types such as Abilene Clay Loam, Westview Clay Loam, and Vernon-Waymouth Clay Loam, allowing the new owner to grow many types of crops.

The cultivated acres, currently planted in wheat for grazing, has a good 5-strand barbed wire fence surrounding the perimeter of the property, which offers the producer or owner peace of mind that their cattle will be secure. The Lee Farm has two earthen tanks, providing water for wildlife and cattle, as well as a wet weather creek that cuts through the Northeast corner of the property, in addition to just over 30 acres of heavy cover/pasture. Rural water is available and located on the West side of the property, close to the shipping pens.

The Lee Farm is home to all types of wildlife, including white tail deer, bobwhite quail, Rio Grande turkeys, wild hogs, coyotes, and other types of varmints.

IMPROVEMENTS:

Fences

Electricity

County Road frontage on four sides

WATER:

2 Earthen tanks

Wet weather creek

Rural

WILDLIFE:

Whitetail Deer

Bobwhite Quail

Dove

Turkeys

Wild Hogs

Varmints

VEGETATION:

Mesquite trees

Hardwoods

Currently planted in wheat

MINERALS:

Surface only