Young County, TX homes for sale & real estate

Young County, TX Homes for Sale

Take a look at this 13+or- acres located in South Bend at the end of a dead end road and only 10 minutes from Graham and 20 minutes from Breckenridge. With water & electric already in place, this property is primed and ready for you to build your dream home. On the property you will find a set of working pens, hay storage, and a stock tank with net wire or 6 strand fencing along the boundary lines and a net wire cross-fence ready for you to bring your animals! Schedule your showing today to stake your claim between these two growing communities!

Young County, TX Homes for Sale

Heavily wooded property - Excellent recreational property for 4 wheelers and deer hunters - this property provides the gateway and privacy from the big city - 1.5 hours west of Fort Worth - One pond - Electricity - Property taxes are $133 (with exemptions)

Young County, TX Homes for Sale

320 acres of excellent cattle grazing land with multiple tanks, operating windmill, equipment barn, hay barn, cattle pens, and perimeter fence. Two story home built into the hillside has two main floor bedrooms and sleeping areas in the finished basement. Fantastic 360 degree view from the home which has a large living and kitchen area as well as a screened porch area. Three car garage has lots of storage room and includes a workshop area. Home has not been lived in for a while but systems still work and is weather proof. Current use is as a hunting headquarters. Approximately half of the acreage is currently leased to a neighbor who is growing grass and hay for harvesting. Property is bord

Young County, TX Homes for Sale

Six acres just off Main Street headed west in Olney now available. This property offers a great opportunity for someone looking for a small acreage tract close to town with convenient access to utilities. Access will be provided by a written easement through the seller’s shop driveway, to be recorded. Otherwise, the property is currently landlocked. The front portion of the property lies within the city limits of Olney and, according to city code enforcement, currently has no set zoning. The back portion of the property is located in the county and falls within a 100-year flood zone. A seasonal creek runs along the east side of the property, and portions of the south and east boundari