At 5,980 +/- acres, Rocosa Ridge Ranch is the largest property to hit the market within Bosque County in several decades. Divided nearly in half by a county road, which creates the North Tract and the South Tract, the ranch is being offered in its entirety or the South Tract can be purchased as a standalone, high-fenced 2,974 acres. Each tract has been groomed and nurtured to highlight its unique natural features and to emphasize its highest and best use. Combined they truly make up a one of a kind offering for the discerning buyer searching for it all. This really is a must see for anyone looking in central Texas with an interest in cattle, horses, hunting, fishing, recreation or a return on investment. Please read below for additional information on each tract.

Rocosa Ridge Ranch's North Tract

A 3,005 +/- acre labor of love that has been groomed into a multi award winning property over the past decade. Located within the once sprawling Texas Blackland Prairies, this ranch has been restored to its native beauty through extensive controlled burns, cedar removal and seeding. Most of the property is now enveloped in native grasses and open pastures that highlight several scenic lakes and rolling hilltops. This ranch is turnkey and polished. It includes highly productive rangeland, newly built and completely refurbished structural improvements, ample water, numerous sporting opportunities, excellent fencing and roads, improved pastures, cattle infrastructure and even its own one-of-a-kind, refurbished red barn, classified as a county historical marker. You will not find another ranch such as this on the open market within Bosque County.

Rocosa Ridge South Tract

At 2974 +/- acres, Rocosa Ridge Ranch's South Tract is a rare find within highly sought out Bosque County. This ranch has been shaped and molded with meticulous care. The modern improvements have been well blended into the historical preservation and significance of the property itself. Ma and Pa Ferguson once owned and used part of this property as their summer home. The former governors of Texas' picnic site is designated as a Bosque County historical site and the original stone smoker, concrete benches and piped water fountains still remain. This property offers excellent grazing along with superb hunting and recreational enjoyment. The entire perimeter of the ranch is high-fenced and water is prevalent throughout, including 11 irrigated troughs for livestock and native wildlife. The topography variance is stunning and provides multiple viewsheds with breathtaking unobstructed views for miles. The hardest decision one might have is settling on just one of the numerous locations to build a home. This is a rare opportunity to own a ranch of this size within this particular area of the state.

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