The Bilindsay Ranch is an ideal combination of tillable acreage, an income producing tree nursery, and access to a vast amount of water. Thousands of favorable trees for wildlife and numerous water wells provide many opportunities to create a waterfowl sanctuary as well as provide irrigation. The ranch is only 20 miles from downtown Dallas and includes over a quarter mile of paved road frontage.
Land: The property is slightly sloping and entirely in the floodplain. Approximately 100 acres of tillable ground that is predominately Trinity clay soil and in past years planted in Sudan grass with yields of 900 round bales annually. The tree nursery encompasses 40 acres of the ranch with many different species including Live Oaks, Red Oaks, Chinkapin Oaks, and Pecan trees.
Water: Multiple water wells are located on the southern portion of the property. One well is currently being used to supply a temporary cabin. There are 2 ponds and also a large drainage dissecting the property. The Trinity River is just a few hundred feet from the property.
Wildlife: The tree nursery provides abundant cover and produces a valued food source for many types of wildlife including deer, ducks, dove, and hogs. A large drainage creates are very attractive dwelling for waterfowl and has the potential to be converted to an exceptional duck marsh with the amount of access to water.
Improvements: A large soft-top shop with 2 adjacent shipping containers provide plenty of room for storage. Connected to the shop is a large wooden viewing deck. There is also framing from past greenhouses that can be restored. An improved road runs along the western and southern edges of the property with connecting trails to explore the whole ranch.
Location: The property is located less than 3 miles Southwest of Seagoville. The ranch is accessed from Bilindsay road.
Minerals: No minerals will convey. There is currently no production on the ranch.
Bilindsay Ranch - Dallas County, Seagoville, TX
Bilindsay Ranch - Dallas County, Seagoville, TX
The Bilindsay Ranch is an ideal combination of tillable acreage, an income producing tree nursery, and access to a vast amount of water. Thousands of favorable trees for wildlife and numerous water wells provide many opportunities to create a waterfowl sanctuary as well as provide irrigation. The ranch is only 20 miles from downtown Dallas and includes over a quarter mile of paved road frontage.
Land: The property is slightly sloping and entirely in the floodplain. Approximately 100 acres of tillable ground that is predominately Trinity clay soil and in past years planted in Sudan grass with yields of 900 round bales annually. The tree nursery encompasses 40 acres of the ranch with many different species including Live Oaks, Red Oaks, Chinkapin Oaks, and Pecan trees.
Water: Multiple water wells are located on the southern portion of the property. One well is currently being used to supply a temporary cabin. There are 2 ponds and also a large drainage dissecting the property. The Trinity River is just a few hundred feet from the property.
Wildlife: The tree nursery provides abundant cover and produces a valued food source for many types of wildlife including deer, ducks, dove, and hogs. A large drainage creates are very attractive dwelling for waterfowl and has the potential to be converted to an exceptional duck marsh with the amount of access to water.
Improvements: A large soft-top shop with 2 adjacent shipping containers provide plenty of room for storage. Connected to the shop is a large wooden viewing deck. There is also framing from past greenhouses that can be restored. An improved road runs along the western and southern edges of the property with connecting trails to explore the whole ranch.
Location: The property is located less than 3 miles Southwest of Seagoville. The ranch is accessed from Bilindsay road.
Minerals: No minerals will convey. There is currently no production on the ranch.
