10413 County Road 136 Gordon, TX 76453

Listing details for 10413 County Road 136, Gordon, TX 76453 : Welcome to Saddle Ridge Ranch, where the beauty of the Texas countryside meets self-sufficient country living. This remarkable 225-acre ranch offers breathtaking views, abundant water, multiple residences, and everything needed for recreation, ranching, or an off-grid lifestyle. Whether you're searching for a family legacy ranch, recreational retreat, cattle operation, hunting property, or private getaway, Saddle Ridge Ranch delivers the very best of the Lone Star State. 225 scenic acres 2 Homes 1 Private Cabin 3 RV Hookups 2 Ponds stocked 3 Natural Springs feeding a year-round creek 80,000 Gallons of Water Storage Windmill-powered sustainable water system Designed with the capability for off-grid living 2 Loafing Sheds for livestock or equipment Beautiful rolling terrain with mature trees and open pastureExceptional wildlife and endless recreational opportunities The main home sits perfectly positioned to capture one of the most spectacular panoramic views you'll find in North Central Texas. Enjoy unforgettable Texas sunrises, peaceful evenings, and miles of rolling countryside right from your porch. One of Saddle Ridge Ranch's greatest assets is its incredible water resources. Three natural springs feed a beautiful creek that winds through the property, while two stocked ponds provide excellent fishing for bass and perch. Combined with an impressive 80,000-gallon water storage system, this ranch is built for long-term sustainability. Working cattle ranch Horse property Hunting and fishing retreat Weekend getaway Airbnb or guest rental potential Corporate retreat Off-grid homestead If you've been searching for a Texas ranch that combines natural beauty, reliable water, privacy, and self-sufficient living, Saddle Ridge Ranch is a rare opportunity. Come experience the freedom, peace, and unmatched beauty of Texas ranch living. Schedule your private tour today and discover why Saddle Ridge Ranch is more than a property—it's a legacy.