Historic early Texas colonial house built around 1855 which sits on .79 of an acre in the city limits.  This house is full of charm and history.  Walls are approx. 10 to 12" thick brick and covered with a coat of plaster.  Two screened in porches, one on the back side of the house and the 2nd of the front of the house. House has a Historical medallion issued by the state of Texas.  Rooms are spacious with hardwood floors.  There is also a basement that is accessed from the outside.  Large oak trees throughout the property plus just 2 blocks from the Historic square and courthouse.

434.44/- Acre Property with Endless Potential. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat, hunting land, a productive agricultural property, or land with a view, this property has it all. Incredible large live oak trees scattered throughout the property. Three stock tanks enhances the land's functionality and offers a water source for livestock or wildlife. Multiple water wells around property with two of the tanks having lines ran to them from the water wells. Home on property as well. Two entrances on Hwy 239. 14 +/- acres on one side of Hwy 239. Great elevation changes. Multiple electric meters on the property. Pipeline on property. No minerals convey, ag valuation in place. Schedule a showing today and experience the beaut and possibilities of this ranch property!

Stockton Farm-North, consisting of 200 acres, is located in western Goliad County near the community of Charco. This property has been continuously owned by the Stockton Family for over 100 years. The Stockton's are one of the founding families of Goliad County and have extensive documentation of their history of farming & ranching in the region. Approx travel times to the ranch: Houston- 2.75 hours / Austin- 2.50 hours / San Antonio- 1.50 hours. Rectangular in shape, Stockton Farm-North has +/- 1800' frontage on both HWY239 and Chicken Creek Road (paved). Visible easements include an AEP overhead transmission line along the northern boundary and 3 pipeline rights-of-way. Terrain is level to rolling with elevation from 220' to 250'. Predominant soils include Papalote & Ander Fine Sandy Loam and Weesatche sandy clay loam. Divided into 2 pastures, the South (+/- 120 acres) is composed of typical South Texas brush with a handful of Live Oaks sprinkled throughout creating attractive, ideal habitat for wildlife. Native tree and brush species include Mesquite, Cedar Elm, Huisache, Hackberry, Live Oak, Anacua, Wild Persimmon, Prickly Pear, Lime Prickly-Ash, and Spanish Dagger. The North (+/- 80 acres) is an open field of established Bermuda grass. There are healthy populations of Whitetail deer, turkey, dove and hogs. Overhead electric lines run along the North boundary. Centrally located is a clay lined stock tank that holds water most years. This water feature serves as the primary water source for wildlife and cattle. There is an older water which was previously outfitted with a windmill. The current condition of the water well in unknown by Seller. Perimeter fencing includes a combination of older, mainly barbed wire with some areas of net wire. NOTE: See Stockton Farm-Central (44 acres / MLS#453162) and Stockton Farm-South (69 acres / MLS#453166) listed separately. Combined available acreage = 313 +/-

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