Own A Piece of Texas Ranching History, Share It With the World.

Developed and owned by the great granddaughter of the founder of Graham TX, Wildcatter Ranch is a fully operational, 1,484 acre resort ranch with western-themed cabin suites, upscale amenities and permanently unobstructed views of the Brazos River and North Texas Hill Country. Currently listed by Michael D. Crain of Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty for $14,975,000. Photos Courtesy of  Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty.
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Meet Wildcatter Ranch, the Resort Ranch on the Texas Range. Raved about in the New York Times, Modern Luxury, D Magazine, Chicago Tribune and more, Wildcatter Ranch has long been a destination for travelers as far as Britain, the Netherlands and Hong Kong to get away from it all and experience the authentic Texas farm and ranch lifestyle. Dramatized in books and film such as Lonesome Dove and The Sons of Katie Elder, Wildcatter Ranch is rooted in a rich history dating back to the establishment of Fort Belknap in 1851 when the pioneer era began in Young County. Currently offered for sale at $14,975,000 the 1,484-acre resort ranch could be yours, including its completely turn-key and masterfully designed cabin suites, 16-room hotel, 15,346 square foot main house, two horse barns, 25,000 square foot restaurant, enclosed pavilion, therapeutic spa, and 25 miles of pristine hiking and riding trails. 

From enchanted woodland weddings to memorable corporate retreats or romantic getaways, this property has endless potential, including plans for multi plat housing development, golf course installation, additional cabins and more. Take the video tour of Wildcatter Ranch here or check out the official resort website here. It was my pleasure to create marketing content for this resort listing, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
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Currently listed for $14,975,000 by Michael D. Crain, Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty, c. 817.677.8258, mcrain@briggsfreeman.com
​More information at www.13wildcatterranch.com

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