Farm & Ranch Land For Sale in DFW

Listed below are many DFW Farm and Ranches for sale with at least 100 acres of land. These real estate listings are updated daily from the NTREIS.

For information on any of these tracts of Farm and Ranch land, just click the "Request More Information" button located on the detail page of each listing. To schedule an appointment to tour a ranch, click the "Schedule a Showing" button displayed on every property detail page to contact us and set up a time. Be sure to register to automatically receive email alerts whenever new Texas Ranches hit the market.

The Texas Ranch Real Estate Market

Many people think of ranch life as being simple and peaceful. And while that may be true in some aspects, living on a Texas ranch can also be demanding and challenging. If you're thinking about buying a ranch, it's important to understand what you're getting yourself into. Here are some things to consider before making your decision.

Positives About Texas Ranch Life

• The wide open spaces
• Fresh air and natural light
• The sound of silence
• Endless opportunities for outdoor activities
• The community feeling
• Ranch life is a slower paced lifestyle

Negative Aspects of Texas Ranch Life

• Expense of equipment and upkeep
• Noise from animals and machinery
• Dust and dirt
• Limited shopping and dining options
• Isolated location
• Poor internet service, though companies like NextLink are solving this problem

Texas Ranch Locations

With Texas' vast ranchlands, you'll never be too far from the country. In smaller cities such as Waco and Austin - which are almost 100 miles apart - land for ranches might only be three or four miles outside of town. However with plenty of land outside cities, there should still always enough land for the new ranch owner or seasoned expert to find that perfect parcel. Keep an eye on the booming areas of Collin County, Denton County and Grayson County. These areas will be expensive, but are in the hotspots of north Texas growth.

Large Texas Ranches (640+ acres)

To find a large Texas ranch, we must first define what the term "large" means. Large can mean different things to different people. It would be best if you made up your own definition for this question, for me a typical large ranch is now considered at least 1 section of land or 640 acres. Keep in mind a Texas ranch of this size might cost $200k in far west Texas or $64,000,000 in downtown Celina near Preston Road. Its all due to location, location, location...

Medium Texas Ranches (100 - 640 acres)

Many of our clients that have a strong financial position opt to purchase a more modest size ranch very near to town. These properties are typcially very expensive, but allow our client to live a lifestyle that merges the best of both worlds. They have an easy commute to town for supplies, attending church, great schools and can return to the serenity of their amazing country property at will.

Hobby Ranches (100 Acres or less)

The term Hobby Ranch is now becoming the norm as many larger ranches are sold and broken into smaller, more affordable sized properties. These type of ranches may be perfect to keep a few head of horses if you family loves to ride. You could also easily run five or more head of cattle to get your ag exemption for you land taxes. What ever your family selects we are happy to help advise you on your purchase.

Selling Your Texas Ranch?

The Market Report

If you are thinking of selling your ranch, you should sign up for our Hobby Ranch Report and our large Texas Ranch Report. The report shows you every ranch that is currently for sale in north Texas, under contract and every ranch sold in the last year. You can click on each property to see all the photos, specifics, a description from the listing agent and many other details directly from the multiple listing service.

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Contact a Texas Ranch Land REALTOR®

Are you in the market for Ranch Land in Texas or perhaps just trying to decide if ranch living is right for you and your family? If so, you may be wondering if you should contact a realtor. There are many reasons why contacting one is a good idea. Here are just a few of them.

• we can help ask the right questions to determine if ranch life is right for you
• we know all the forms, processes, and hoops to jump through to help purchase or sell your ranch
• we live on land, know horses, cattle, types of soil and grasses so there is that
• we wear and love boots, startched wranglers and God's beautiful Texas sunsets
• we also love long conversations and hot coffee