Danny Armstrong

This 11 acres has two outstanding building sites. On the hill with electric meter in place has 360 degree breathtaking views. Or amongst the massive oak trees near the highway and water well. There is an 1890 home that has been reconstructed and added-on over the years. To the DYI enthusiast this will be a gem or at the request of the Buyer the structure will be removed. Comanche County Electric

67 acres that was once a pecan orchard. While some trees still remain active the highest and best use for the property is potential farming, ranching, homesites, and with excellent ground for equine activities. An equestrian RV Park fit this property perfectly. This UNRESTRICTED property will give you limitless opportunities. Community water and sewer services are nearby. Seller will subdivide

10.1 acres of all Coastal Bermuda fence to fence. This has historically produced good hay and is currently being managed by a family member. Slight restrictions to building a site built home. Comanche is conveniently located within 2 hours of Fort Worth, Austin, Abilene, Waco. For the horse minded residents this location has the benefit of an arena and is 30 minutes to multiple activities in

Opportunity to own a slice of TEXAS with the wide open skies. Approximately 250 acres in Comanche and Hamilton counties. Water well and electricity on property. Large water feature supplies ample water for livestock and wildlife. Deer, turkey, dove, and some waterfowl populate the ranch. Seasonal creek meanders the length of the property. The varied elevations changes provides several building

This has just the right mix of open land and wooded area along an arroyo creek bed. Pecan, Oak, and Elm line the creek and a small pond that occasionally holds water. County road frontage host an abundance of privacy with the depth of the property. Comanche Co-op Electric is at the road. The Rising Oaks Ranch development is conveniently located less than 2 hours to Fort Worth, Abilene, and

Discover a diverse working ranch and hunting property located just south of Carlton in eastern Comanche County. This expansive property is conveniently situated approximately 15 miles from both Hico and Hamilton, and 25 miles from Comanche.The ranch is well-secured with a six-strand barbed wire fence and features no cross fencing, making it ideal for cattle ranching. It boasts a reliable

Working 723 acre (CAD) ranch the way nature intended. Large hardwoods, rolling 60 foot elevation changes, natural arroyo rock creek beds, native grasses, abundant wildlife, and nothing but a good 6 strand barbwire perimeter fence. Infinite building sites. Three defined stock tanks and water accumulation all along Rocky Creek that meanders across the entirety of the property. The water well and

117 acres of multi-use property with 1,500 ft of highway frontage. 42 acres of black-land cultivation. Approximately 72 acres of lightly wooded pasture and hunting land. Nearly 3 acre lake. Mature live oaks and mesquite provide cover for a healthy deer, dove, turkey, and small game population. Plenty of building sites will make this an ideal get away, gentleman's ranch, or hunting haven.

Opportunity to own a slice of TEXAS with the wide open skies. Approximately 250 acres in Comanche and Hamilton counties. Water well and electricity on property. Large water feature supplies ample water for livestock and wildlife. Deer, turkey, dove, and some waterfowl populate the ranch. Seasonal creek meanders the length of the property. The varied elevations changes provides several building