Unknown Homes with Barndominium Architectural Style

Unknown Homes with Barndominium Architectural Style

Welcome to the charming subdivision in Ben Franklin, Texas, located in Delta County. This hidden gem offers a peaceful retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

The Homes with Barndominium Architectural Style in this subdivision are truly unique. Embracing the rustic charm of a barn with the modern comforts of a home, these properties offer a one-of-a-kind living experience. From soaring ceilings and exposed beams to spacious open layouts, these Barndominium-style homes are perfect for those seeking a blend of country living and contemporary design.

Living in this subdivision means enjoying the best of both worlds – the tranquility of rural living and the convenience of being just a short drive away from the amenities of Ben Franklin. Whether you're looking to relax on your porch and take in the scenic views or explore the nearby parks and recreational areas, this subdivision has something for everyone.

Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of this unique community. Contact us today to learn more about available properties in this subdivision and start living the Barndominium lifestyle in Ben Franklin, Texas.

Newest Unknown Homes with Barndominium Architectural Style

Welcome to The Cricket Ranch, a rare 198-acre West Texas sanctuary near the Double Mountain Fork of the Brazos River, where exceptional hunting, income-producing land, and comfortable country living come together. Fully fenced and move-in ready, this premier ranch offers rural water, cooperative electricity, a 30,000-gallon rainwater catchment system with filtration, a 500-gallon propane tank, and two water wells, including one solar-powered well. Built in 2016, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom barnhouse was designed for full-time living, retirement, or the ultimate hunting retreat. The handicap-accessible home features stained concrete and LVP flooring, custom cabinetry, a spacious master ensuite, spray foam insulation, upgraded windows, and an expansive front porch perfect for enjoying breathtaking West Texas sunsets. Behind the home sits a large earthen tank stocked with fish and accented by a dock. The ranch offers an ideal mix of mature cover and cultivation, providing excellent wildlife habitat and agricultural income potential. Wildlife includes whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, quail, dove, predators, and seasonal migratory birds, making The Cricket Ranch a true sportsman's paradise. A newly constructed insulated metal barn with concrete flooring and electricity provides ample storage for equipment, ATVs, and hunting gear. With outstanding water resources, modern improvements, and exceptional hunting, The Cricket Ranch is a one-of-a-kind offering. Some practically new farming equipment may be available with an acceptable‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌ offer.

Tbd County Road 454, Sagerton

Discover the endless possibilities this exceptional 80-acre tract in Haskell County, Texas, has to offer. Conveniently located just a short distance from a blacktop road and featuring County Road 146 frontage along the west boundary, this versatile property combines easy access with the privacy and freedom of country living. The land is fully fenced and already equipped with a working water well and electricity, providing an excellent foundation for a variety of uses. Whether you're looking to expand your cattle operation, establish a premier hunting retreat, create a recreational getaway, or build your dream home in the heart of West Texas, this property is ready to bring your vision to life. With valuable improvements already in place and limitless potential, opportunities like this don't come along often.

Tbd County Road 146, Rule

Discover an exceptional opportunity to own 2,779 acres of highly sought-after land in Haskell County that truly represents the pinnacle of versatile West Texas ranch ownership. This remarkable property is the epitome of multi-purpose functionality, offering an outstanding balance of productive pasture and cultivation that creates the ideal dual-purpose operation for both livestock and recreational use. Meticulously cared for and expertly managed over the years, the ranch is in exceptional condition with numerous improvements already in place, including newer fencing and cross-fencing, working pens, barns, and infrastructure designed for efficiency and ease of operation. The property boasts an excellent cow-calf carrying capacity, making it well-suited for cattle operations and continued agricultural productivity. Two water wells and electricity are already in place, adding to the property's functionality and convenience. Beyond its agricultural appeal, the hunting opportunities are truly second to none, with abundant wildlife including whitetail deer, dove, quail, ducks, hogs, predators, and migratory birds such as geese and sandhill cranes. Whether you are searching for a productive cattle ranch, premier hunting destination, investment opportunity, or a legacy property to enjoy for generations, this outstanding Haskell County ranch offers unlimited potential and the very best of West Texas living.

Tbd County Rd 235, Haskell

Discover 64 acres just south of Haskell on US 277 at Kimbrough Road—perfectly balanced between cultivation and pasture and fully fenced with cross-fencing in place. Improvements include a Connex building, covered carport, animal shed, and water and electricity are already on site. This turnkey property is an ideal home site, small homestead or livestock operation, with abundant wildlife and exceptional hunting opportunities for migratory and game species—dove, duck, deer, hogs and predators. Easy road access, productive land and existing infrastructure make this a rare Haskell County opportunity—contact us today to see this one-of-a-kind, 64-acre tract.

Tbd Kimbrough Rd, Haskell

Just 1.25 hours south of Dallas, 207 acre Ranch for only $14,493 an acre. This parcel in addition to 2 more (121514 and 121579), 3 parcels total, will ONLY be sold together. The listing price is for all 3. Please see MLS#21155771 for the other 59.20 acres and a mobile home and out buildings. A nice mixture of cultivated and wooded land with a seasonal creek. Property produces income with the following: $800 year for a windmill contract $12,000 year farmer tenant and past interest of natural gas utility easement. Beautiful property with a 3 bedroom 2 bath home that $4K annual is less than 6 years old. Room for a pool, basketball court, Texas Longhorns, Koi Pond, swings, horses. All information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.

764 Hcr 3422 County Road 3422, Bynum

Nestled along the Double Mountain Fork of the Brazos River, this wonderful hunting property offers a rare opportunity to own prime riverfront land with endless possibilities. Whitetail deer are plentiful, and the property also provides excellent hunting for turkey, dove, hogs, predators, and quail, making it a true sportsman’s paradise. City water and co-op electricity are already in place, adding convenience to this exceptional setting. A cozy and inviting two-bedroom, two-bathroom home sits on the property, complete with porches that overlook the scenic landscape and well-maintained food plots in excellent condition. Ideally located just 20 minutes from Haskell, riverfront hunting properties like this are hard to find—this one is sure to amaze and won’t last long.

Tbd County Road 148, Rule

This expansive 485-acre property in Haskell County offers a unique blend of agricultural potential and recreational opportunities. With excellent cultivation and quality pasture, it is perfectly suited for a livestock and crop production rotation. The property features well-established cattle pens and readily available electric service, enhancing its usability. Access is outstanding, with well-maintained Haskell County roads providing entry on both the eastern and western sides. The partially improved pasture is securely fenced, ensuring effective management for grazing. Water resources are abundant, including three tanks and a seasonal creek, making it an ideal environment for livestock and wildlife. Moreover, this land is perfect for hunting, attracting deer, dove, turkey, and migratory birds, adding to its allure. The wind and mineral rights are negotiable, presenting additional investment opportunities. This property is a rare find, combining agricultural viability with recreational appeal in a prime location.

Tbd County Road 223, Weinert

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