Dumas 1006

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Water:
The property is on city water. Good irrigation wells are a possibility for the remaining farm land with a recent test hole drilled to 660 feet.

Hunting:
Native birds to the area have been seen on the property including quail and pheasant.

History:
The land has been owned by the same family since the 1930’s, primarily as dry land farming and native grass pasture throughout the years.

Improvements:
There are several structures on the property including a 80x40 ft. round top barn, a 800 sq. ft. office building, a 720 sq. ft. horse tack barn, and many horse sheds and corrals with water available.

Minerals:
No mineral rights are available for purchase from the seller.

Landscape:
The landscape is typical for the Texas Panhandle being level and having very good soil. The soils here within are listed with accompanying percentages for area of interest totaling 100%: Dumas loam (DmA) 47%; Sherman silty clay loam (ShA) 32.6%; Dalhart fine sandy loam (DaA) 13.6%; Sunray loam (SuA) 3.6%; Dalhart fine sandy loam (DaB) 2.0%; Capps clay loam (CaA) 4.1%; Dumas loam (DmB) .8%; Ness clay (Nc) .1%.

Exclusions:
There are no exclusions on this property.

Zoning/Easements:
The land is outside any municipality and not zoned. There are no known easements that adversely affect the property at this time. It is anticipated that all existing easements will be identified by surveys performed in connection with the sale process.

Price: 
$2,900,000

Estimated Taxes:*
$4,120.

Water Conservation District:
North Plains Groundwater Conservation District

Area:
Dumas, Texas

Access:
Burnett Rd. runs along the west side of  property and County Road L runs through the North 1/3 of property.

Directions:
From Hwy 287, (City of Dumas Main St), turn West on Hwy 87 then just half mile to the SE corner of property. See map for reference. 

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Hydro/Topo/Google Maps

Well Log 1

Well Log 2

Well Log 3

Soil Report