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We are as committed to our clients as we are the environment. More on Conservation Real Estate
King Land & Water is the premier conservation land brokerage in Texas. More on Conservation Real Estate
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The Lots at Shearwater, located on the coveted front row of the Port Aransas Private Marina, is some of the best coastal property in Texas. This is a rare opportunity to own two and a half lots on the Corpus Christi Ship Channel. The property is 100 feet deep and 132 feet wide creating a broad platform for future development of a new extraordinary home with multiple boat lifts, ample parking, landscaping, pool, and uninterrupted views of the mesmerizing waters.
Jeff Davis County, Texas
$18,928,932
8,604 Acres
Frazier Canyon Ranch is comprised of 8,604 acres of some of the most scenic canyon lands in the Davis Mountains of Far West Texas. Frazier Canyon Ranch is very remote and private surrounded by heritage ranches but it’s only 30 minutes to downtown Ft Davis. Located in the high elevations of the Davis Mountains, a Sky Island of the Chihuahuan Desert with ranch elevations ranging from 4,763 feet to 6,100 feet. Frazier canyon bisects this high rangeland creating some of the most scenic bluffs, rocky outcrops, canyons, meadows, huge trees, and mountains in the region.
Presidio County, Texas
$1,577,565
3,187 Acres
Kennedy Ranch has landscapes that are wide-open rolling grass and scrubland surrounded by rugged mountain ranges which can be seen from most places on the property. Classic “Cattle County” of the Old West, the Kennedy Ranch has maintained much of the environment and appearance of times past. This vast area lies in a narrow elevation range between 3,750 and 4,200 feet, allowing for mix of vegetation from the mid to lower Chihuahuan Desert such as Spanish dagger, yucca, creosote and cholla with a mix of blue grama, black grama, bear grass, and sideoats grama with scattered brush. Tributaries to Alamito Creek have heavier brush like mesquite, desert willow, white brush, catclaw, and some oaks and juniper.