Buckles Farm

Property Info and Links

Water:
In current use are 33 irrigation wells, 4 domestic wells and 12 livestock wells. Detailed information including all available well documentation, photos, and estimated pumping information is available in the interactive map or in the Parcel by Parcel details.

History:
The property has been owned and farmed by the same family for over four generations.

Improvements: 
The farm has been greatly improved included a beautiful, custom headquarters house with over 5,000 square feet. There are also one duplex and three other farm houses that have housed farm employees. At the headquarters labeled as Parcel 6, features barns, hay storage, equipment storage and pens, all within piped fence. A full list of improvements is listed in the Due Diligence Catalog, parcel-by-parcel.

Minerals:
This is a sale of the surface estate only.  Seller is retaining all owned oil, gas, and other mineral interests.

Landscape:
The land is mostly flat and readily available for general agriculture uses or development. Please see Soil Reports for more details in the parcel-by-parcel details.

Zoning/Easements: 
The property is outside of any municipality and is unzoned.  A railroad line runs the length of the property along the western edge of U.S. Highway 287.

Estimated Taxes:* 
$50,866.25

Water Conservation District: 
The farm lies within the North Plains Groundwater Conservation District

Area:
The property is located in the west half of Sherman County.

Access:
From U.S. Highway 287 to blacktop and caliche county roads throughout, all portions of this property feature unbeatable access.

Directions:
Buckles Farm sits roughly 5 miles south of Stratford, Texas, on U.S. Highway 287 and roughly 70 miles north of Amarillo, Texas.