Sandy Hollow Creek Ranch - Nueces County, Bluntzer, TX
Sandy Hollow Creek Ranch - Nueces County, Bluntzer, TX
The Sandy Hollow Creek Ranch is located only a few miles west of the Corpus Christi City Limits. Although you are that close to the city, the ranch is loaded with big oak trees, thick brush, and nice grass pastures. Sandy Hollow Creek is the highlight of this ranch. When you throw in the wildlife, deer, turkey, hogs, etc. you have quite the combination of a large home site and ranch life.
Location
The ranch is in the far northwestern portion of Nueces County, it fronts the northeast side of FM 3088, and is at a 90 degree turn of County Road 58, at the property’s northwest corner. It is just under 10 miles west of Calallen (Corpus Christi) and just over 6 miles east, northeast of Orange Grove, Texas. According to our ID maplink, the property is located within the boundaries of Sandy Hollow Escondidas, northwest of the small community of Bluntzer, Texas at 27.9538, -97.82468.
Topography, Rangeland & Habitat
The topography of the ranch is relatively flat on the east side and gently sloping with a change in elevation from 55’ to 30’ above sea level, sloping towards Sandy Hollow Creek that cuts through the west side of the property. This area of the county is not mapped fully for flood plain, however, the creek system is lower and is part of the flood plain area of the Nueces River. This flood area appears to cover approximately 30% of the property, with a couple of low areas identified on the east side of the property as well. The soils are clay to sandy loam, identified as Edroy clay soil, along with Miguel, Papalote, Clareville sandy loam, plus Sinton and Clareville clay loam. From the middle to east side of the property there two improved grass pasture fields encompassing approximately a third of the whole property. The remainder is mostly big trees and brush with some nice, maintained shredded areas scattered around the west side.
Wildlife
Agriculture
The ranch has historically been used as a recreational ranch and cattle grazing operation and is under agricultural valuation for tax purposes.
Improvements
Water
Reportedly, there are two water wells, one is reported to be on a 5 horse motor and producing a unusually large volume of water.
Electricity
Minerals
other
This ranch is part of a multi-property package that will all be marketed at the same time, but they will be sold separately. During the marketing period, interested parties will be given access to the property, with showing appointments, a copy of the current survey, title work to review, as well as a proposed contract and deed. A date will be set in the future, possibly in January 2025, where all offers must be submitted to the seller’s attorney either by mail or email. We look forward to hearing from you and answering any questions you may have.
