Scurry County Real Estate

Scurry County Real Estate

Located in the state of Texas, Scurry County is a charming county that offers a mix of natural beauty, small-town charm, and a thriving real estate market. Situated in the western part of the state, Scurry County is known for its warm climate, friendly residents, and diverse range of recreational activities.

One of the major draws of Scurry County is its stunning landscapes. The county is home to breathtaking natural wonders such as the Caprock Canyons State Park and the scenic Lake J.B. Thomas. These outdoor destinations provide residents with ample opportunities for hiking, fishing, camping, and boating.

In addition to its natural beauty, Scurry County also boasts a strong economy and a growing real estate market. The county's main industries include oil and gas production, agriculture, and manufacturing. This economic stability has contributed to a healthy real estate market, making it an attractive destination for homebuyers and investors alike.

Scurry County offers a range of housing options to suit different preferences and budgets. From spacious ranch-style homes on large plots of land to cozy townhouses in the heart of the county's towns, there is something for everyone. The county's real estate market is known for its affordability, making it an ideal choice for first-time homebuyers or those looking to relocate to a more affordable area.

With its natural beauty, strong economy, and affordable real estate options, Scurry County is a fantastic place to call home. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or a vibrant community, this county has it all.

Newest Listings in Scurry County

$690,932
21351061 MLS
Diamond in the rough on the edge of Snyder. Irrigated and highly improved grass in Scurry County is a rare find. In an area that is prone to droughty conditions, who doesn't need access to an abundance of water and hay? Two pivots, 750gpm, and a good mix of Bermuda underneath makes this a great opportunity for Scurry County. The 7 wells are all tied together. Both pivots may be operated at the same time or one pivot can run stronger while harvesting hay off the other field; a 6 inch pipeline connects the two pivots. The south side pivot is a 6 tower (875 feet) half circle covering approximately 27.5 acres. The north side pivot is a 7 tower (1045 feet) half circle covering approximately 40 acres. Both pivots are estimated at 15 plus years in age, but both are running well and have IWOB nozzles. The irrigation ground has been sprigged with Tifton 85 and a coastal Bermuda mix. The dryland acres have been seeded in Buckaroo Blend from Turner Seed; a mix of three Bermudagrass varieties (Chilly Verde, Giant, and Jacob). The well information is: Well 1 - 8 inch casing, 440 feet depth, 10 HP Pump, 130 GPM Well 2 - 8 inch casing, 240 feet depth, 10 HP Pump, 130 GPM Well 3 - 5 inch casing, 176 feet depth, 7.5 HP Pump, 100 GPM Well 4 - 8 inch casing, 80 feet depth, 10 HP Pump, 100 GPM Well 5 - 5 inch casing, 177 feet depth, 7.5 HP Pump, 100 GPM Well 6 - 5 inch casing, 120 feet depth, 5 HP Pump, 70 GPM Well 7 - 5 inch casing, 200 feet depth, 7.5 HP Pump, 120 GPM Total Water - 750 GPM Next to Deep Creek, the property has potential for additional water wells. Electricity is provided by Big Country Electric Cooperative on the north end with one meter being 3-phase for the pivot and one meter single phase for a future shop. The south side pivot is also 3-phase and powered by ONCOR.

244 S County Road 221, Snyder

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