Dickens County, Texas Land For Sale (7 results)

Please contact list agent for price. This 23.59-acre tract offers a strong utility and infrastructure investment opportunity. The property features 5 water wells and a newly constructed large water pit, ideal for holding and distributing groundwater. Surrounded by major transmission lines and located near a power substation, this property holds excellent potential for development in the energy, utility, or water resource sectors. Whether you're considering future energy storage, water sales, or infrastructure support, this location checks the boxes. Located in a strategic corridor with essential access and high-demand utility surroundings, this is a rare find for forward-thinking investors. Contact: Cayson George Western Heritage Realty & Investments 806-341-8524 | 806-823-2040 Notice: This property is not available for rent or lease. Buyers Broker must be identified upon first contact and must accompany the prospect on all showings and inspections to qualify for fee participation.

Small acreage perfect for hunting! Located just before the Caprock drop off and nestled up next to a large ranch. It is currently in grass with a 10.3 acres playa lake in the center of the property. Soil types include 83.6% Pullman Clay Loam with 0-1% slope. With food plots, this small property will provide lots of hunting opportunities.

We are proud to offer for sale this spectacular 2553 acre ranch. The Atkinson Ranch is exquisitely located an hour and five-minute drive from Lubbock, TX. Whether you are looking for incredible hunting opportunities, recreational experiences, to live out your dream of running a cattle ranch, or to just enjoy the serenity and beauty of the landscape and views, this is it! Abundant wildlife includes quail, deer, hogs, and varmints. The property is generally rolling with winding wet-weather creeks and varied canyons and bottom land. Plentiful native grasses, as well as mesquite, and hardwood trees provide ample cover for wildlife. Scattered throughout are quail feeders, deer blinds and feeders. Multiple live and standing water sources provide water for wildlife and cattle. There are five earthen tanks (some stocked with fish). The ranch has good to excellent perimeter fencing. Make your way across the ranch on existing dirt roads or create new roads for ATV adventures. Structures on the ranch include a fabulous one-year old very well built all electric home. There are three good-sized bedrooms each with private full baths. A half bath off the den and another half bath outside under the carport. The living and dining area is open to a fully equipped kitchen. Easy care sealed concrete floors throughout. Outside is a large carport complete with full RV hook-ups (50 amp breaker), and access to private half bath under the carport. The home is well insulated and wrapped in beautiful virtually maintenance free metal siding. The home is surrounded by pipe fencing. In addition, there is an old home that with some remodeling, could serve as a cabin, hunting lodge, or ranch hand quarters. As well as, an old metal barn with a set of working pens. Water provided by county, one solar well, and 5 earthen tanks. County water supplies both houses as well as livestock troughs at the barn. Survey available. Price: $4,978,350 ($1,950/acre)

Located just 7 miles north of Dickens on SH 70, this 44 acre property offers paved frontage and a updated, FULLY FURNISHED, move-in-ready home. The 2,202 sqft residence features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a bonus space ideal for an office or flex room, a 2-car garage, and an additional storage/workshop room. The home has seen extensive upgrades and offers unique touches such as the copper sink in the master bath, and is being sold furnished- including all furniture, appliances, and security system. Completely off the grid, the property is equipped with solar panels (buyer to assume payments) and a brand-new water well producing approximately 10 GPM, and an additional well producing approximately 4 GPM. Recent replacements include the HVAC system, water heater, windows, and electrical panel. Improvements also include a storm cellar, lean-to barn, and full perimeter fencing. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway, hunting retreat, or an off-grid homestead, this property offers privacy, functionality, and modern reliability in a convenient location.

Located in the open country of Dickens County, this 129+/- AC property offers a practical combination of access, usability, and native character. With close to a mile of county road frontage on two sides and just one mile from paved county road, the tract is easy to reach and well-suited for a variety of land uses, including grazing, recreational enjoyment, or long-term ownership. Just under ten minutes from the town of Dickens and a little over an hour from Lubbock, it offers a rural setting within reasonable driving distance of town amenities. The land is covered in native brush and grasses typical of the region. Vegetation includes a healthy mix of shinnery oak, mesquite, catclaw, lote bush, old mans beard, little bluestem, Johnson grass, sideoats grama, white tridens, plains bristlegrass, and naturally occurring sand plum thickets. These diverse plant species support both livestock and native wildlife. Previously enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), this ranch may be eligible for re-enrollment, creating an additional benefit for owners focused on conservation or supplemental income. In addition to its recreational appeal, this tract would make an excellent working ranch for cattle grazing, thanks to the strong native grass base and accessible layout. Its ready for someone looking to run livestock on native pasture, with room to improve as desired. The property also supports a wide range of wildlife, including whitetail deer, wild turkey, hogs, dove, and quail. The natural landscape and varied vegetation provide solid wildlife habitat, particularly for hunting or seasonal use. This acreage offers a functional and enjoyable West Texas property with multiple possibilities for use and improvement. Whether your interest lies in running cattle, improving habitat, enjoying seasonal hunting and recreation, or simply holding land in a quiet rural area, this property provides a solid foundation. Its a place to enjoy time outdoors, make use of what the land naturally offers, and build something lasting at your own pace.

Ranchy Rustic Recreational 50.0 Acre Hunting Property Located in Dickens County Cowboy Country!

The beautiful Dickens Canyon Ranch is a rectangle, one half a mile wide and one mile long. It consists of 311 acres, more or less, as shown on the Deed from Gene and Thelma Dunlap to Dellas and Mary Lee, January 3, 1978. State Highway 70 (going to Roaring Springs and Matador) runs through the ranch, north and south as shown on the John N. Wilson survey. The ranch touches the north side of the City of Dickens. Dickens is about 60 miles east of Lubbock, Texas. Historically, the property consisted of two tracts:, J.W. Craig, on the north, and J.W. Rasberry, on the south, totaling 298.95 acres, as shown on the John N. Wilson survey (July 6, 1978): 1) The north portion is known as the J.W. Craig tract. This consists of 151 1/5 acres. 2) The south portion is known as the J.W. Rasberry tract. This consists of 160 acres including the 30 acre triangle (Thomas S.O. Sprawls survey). Thus the Deed shows a total of 311 acres more or less, divided by S H 70. Wildlife: There are deer, hogs, birds, and wild flowers, etc. Certified for Wildlife Management, and grandfathered for Ag use. The East side of the highway is approximately 160 acres. About 60 acres of this 160 acre tract is pasture or cultivatable land. The remaining approximately 100 acres is range land covered with mesquite trees. The east side tract has a playa lake on it. The amount of water varies, depending on the rainfall and season and temperature. The West side of the highway is approximately 121 acres. The west side tract is mainly range land with mesquite trees. It has a spring on it and it has water all year round, the size of water depending in the season and time of year. The triangle is approximately 30 acres. It has the old, dilapidated house and old barns on it. The 30 acres is mainly cultivatable or pasture land and is accessible to city water. City Water: All 311 acres are accessible to city water at buyer’s expense.