South Texas · Bee County
For Sale
Back 40 Ranch
A secluded 40± acre Bee County retreat just outside Beeville, with a custom 2 bed, 2 bath home, a 48′ x 35′ barn, a water well feeding a pond and about 90% native brush on a paved county road.
- Price$825,000
- Acres40±
- Home2 bed / 2 bath
- CountyBee
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About Back 40 Ranch
Back 40 Ranch is a secluded 40± acre Bee County retreat offering privacy, native South Texas habitat and comfortable improvements. This low-fenced ranch suits buyers looking for a quiet country setting with dependable infrastructure and excellent wildlife habitat.
About 90% of the ranch is covered in native brush, creating outstanding seclusion and a true South Texas feel, and slight elevation changes add character to the landscape.
With paved access and close proximity to Beeville, it works well as a weekend getaway, a recreational hunting property or a full-time country home. Call us at (833) 697-2624 to schedule a showing.
Property Features
- $825,000
- 40± acres in Bee County, just outside Beeville
- 1,671 sq ft custom 2 bed, 2 bath ranch-style home
- 48′ x 35′ barn, dog pens and storage buildings
- Water well that supplies the home and feeds a pond
- Water, electric and septic in place
- About 90% dense native brush with slight elevation change
- Whitetail, quail and dove
- Paved county road access, low fenced
- No minerals convey
The home
A Custom Ranch-Style Home
The 1,671 sq ft custom ranch-style home has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, designed for efficient and comfortable country living.
It sits among live oaks with a front porch and a covered carport and patio, and it has full utilities: water, electricity and septic.
Improvements
A 48′ x 35′ Barn and Dog Pens
Additional improvements include a 48′ x 35′ main barn area, dog pens and storage buildings.
The ranch is low fenced and laid out well for recreational use or a private homestead.
Water
A Water Well That Feeds the Pond
A working water well supplies the home and also feeds a pond, providing dependable water for both household use and wildlife.
Bee County and the Beeville area are known for reliable groundwater from regional aquifers commonly used for rural homes and ranches.
Habitat and wildlife
Dense South Texas Brush Country
About 90% of the ranch is dense native brush, providing thermal cover, bedding areas and escape routes for wildlife, along with a strong sense of seclusion. Slight elevation changes add natural drainage and varied habitat.
Whitetail deer use the heavy cover and travel natural corridors toward water, and the ranch also supports quail and dove, with seasonal activity around water and open pockets.
Location
Just Outside Beeville on a Paved County Road
The ranch is at 7829 County Road 203, Beeville, TX 78102, in Bee County just outside of Beeville. A paved county road provides convenient year-round access while keeping the setting quiet and secluded. See more South Texas land for sale.
- 1 hr to Downtown Corpus Christi
- 1 hr 30 min to Downtown San Antonio
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