Located in northwestern Goliad County, Cabeza Creek Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a versatile piece of raw South Texas land with endless potential. The property is a true blank canvas, allowing the future owner to develop and improve it to fit their vision, whether for hunting, recreation, or cattle operations. Gently rolling terrain combined with sandy soils provides excellent drainage and easy accessibility throughout the ranch. Scattered live oaks add character and natural beauty to the landscape, while the topography and drainage create strong potential for future surface water development. With its combination of usability, habitat, and location, Cabeza Creek Ranch is well suited for both weekend enjoyment and long-term investment.
The property is void of structural improvements, offering a clean slate for a new owner to develop as they see fit. Electricity is located a short distance from the ranch, providing convenient access for future improvements or infrastructure. The lack of existing structures allows for maximum flexibility, whether the property is intended for recreational use, a cattle operation, or a future homesite.
Cabeza Creek runs along the western boundary for approximately 3/4 of a mile, providing seasonal water, wildlife habitat, and added recreational appeal. The ranch also features several well-defined drainages throughout the property, creating excellent runoff and additional potential for future surface water improvements. An old windmill is located on the property, though it is currently non-functional. The surrounding area is known for good groundwater, further enhancing the long-term usability and development potential of the ranch.
The terrain at Cabeza Creek Ranch is gently rolling, featuring quality sandy loam soils that provide excellent drainage and usability throughout the property. Scattered live oaks offer attractive cover and character to the landscape, while native brush and woody browse typical of the area create ideal habitat for wildlife. Healthy native grasses further enhance the ranch’s grazing capability, making the property well suited for both cattle operations and recreational use.
The ranch supports a healthy population of native South Texas wildlife, making it an excellent recreational and hunting property. Native whitetail deer, feral hogs, bobwhite quail, and a variety of migratory birds can all be found throughout the ranch. Predators and additional native species including bobcats, coyotes, and javelinas further highlight the diversity of wildlife the area is known for. The combination of native habitat, cover, and natural drainage creates an ideal environment for both wildlife and outdoor enjoyment.
The property is located approximately ½ miles from the intersection of Ed Pettus Lane and FM 884 less than 15 miles NW of Goliad, 12± miles SE of Runge, 20± miles SE of Kennedy, 40± miles W of Victoria, 80± miles SE of San Antonio, 85± miles NE of Corpus Christi and 155± miles SW of Houston
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