

Huntsville 50 Ranch
Turn-key Ranch close to Sam Houston State Univ. | Ideal for Student Rodeo or Equestrian Team Housing
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Huntsville 50 Ranch | 50± Acres with Home & Income Potential Near Sam Houston State University
Located just 6 miles from Huntsville, the Huntsville 50 Ranch combines ranch functionality with strong rental investment potential in one of Walker County’s most desirable growth corridors. With paved FM 980 frontage and quick access to town and the university, the property is well positioned for student-oriented rental demand, equestrian use, or long-term investment ownership.
Investment Highlights
50± acres with paved frontage and easy year-round access
Approximately 10 minutes to campus and major amenities, supporting student and faculty rental demand
2,323 SF home suitable for long-term rental or owner occupancy
Flex room that can serve as an additional bedroom or office to increase rental utility
Turnkey ranch infrastructure adds value beyond traditional residential properties
Desirable “close-to-town country” setting attractive to renters seeking space and privacy
Equine & Recreational Improvements
Team roping and barrel racing arena
Three loafing sheds with turn-out pastures
9–10 run-in stalls for horses or livestock
Equipment/tractor shed
Baldwin Creek frontage providing seasonal water and wildlife habitat
Residential Improvements
3-bedroom, 2.5-bath country home
Stone fireplace and copper farmhouse sink
Fenced yard with public water and septic in place
Income & Lifestyle Opportunity
Its proximity to Sam Houston State University creates unique flexibility for investors — ideal for housing college rodeo students, graduate renters, or faculty seeking acreage living near town. With established equine improvements and long-term growth potential, Huntsville 50 Ranch offers both income-producing opportunity and lifestyle appeal.
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