A true South Texas working farm with more than 70 years of family ownership, this +/- 123-acre property in Falls City offers productive farmland, strong agricultural history, and a wide range of possibilities for future use. Rich black soil has supported a variety of crops over the years, including corn, grain sorghum, wheat, and cotton. The property has also been used for cattle and hay production, with winter oats, hay grazer, and coastal grass successfully grown across the acreage. Currently under agricultural valuation, the property is perimeter fenced with some cross fencing and includes a 0.21-acre stock tank, pole barn, and older cattle pens. Electricity is already present on the property, and cooperative water is available in the area. There is also an older water well on site; however, its current condition and operability are unknown. With its productive soils, existing agricultural improvements, utilities, and established farming history, the property offers flexibility for continued crop production, cattle grazing, hay production, recreational use, hunting, a future homesite, or a combination of agricultural and rural residential uses. With generations of stewardship behind it, this is a rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of Wilson County farmland with a proven agricultural legacy and plenty of room to shape its next chapter.
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Christi Moczygemba (cmoczygemba@kw.com) from Listing Office: Keller Williams City-View.
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