TBD Twin Draw County Road 180 Rd
About this property
Twin Draw Ranch is a 50 +/- acre property near Purmela in Coryell County with a strong balance of open ground, wooded cover, and natural terrain. A large portion of the ranch opens into field, giving the property plenty of usable acreage for grazing, livestock, food plots, or future improvements. Moving into the northern portion of the property, the landscape transitions into mesquite and mixed hardwood cover with natural meadows scattered beneath the canopy. Two draws cut through the wooded portion of the ranch and give the property its name. Both create natural breaks in the terrain, add depth to the landscape, and provide established travel corridors for wildlife. With paved County Road 180 frontage and electricity available near the front of the property, Twin Draw Ranch offers a practical setup for a homesite, weekend place, small cattle operation, or recreational ranch. Twin Draw Ranch fronts directly on paved County Road 180 near Purmela in Coryell County. The property offers easy, year-round access without relying on shared easements or private roads. The two natural draws add elevation change and character without making the property difficult to navigate. Together, the field, timber, and draws create a ranch that feels considerably more diverse than a typical open 50-acre tract. Two natural draws cross the ranch and provide potential locations for future water development. Both sit within lower areas of the property and may offer opportunities for pond construction. Electricity is available near the County Road 180 frontage, making future service convenient for a residence, cabin, barn, RV hookup, or other ranch improvements. Whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and wild hogs are common to the area. The draws naturally funnel wildlife through the wooded portion of the property, while the open field provides multiple locations for feeders, blinds, or food plots.
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About the Area
TBD Twin Draw County Road 180 Rd is located in Purmela, Texas, in Coryell County. Coryell County sits immediately west of Bell County, sharing the Fort Cavazos influence while maintaining a more rural character. Gatesville, the county seat, is a small working-class Texas town surrounded by ranches and cedar breaks that have changed little over the past century.
The Leon River flows through Coryell County, and Mother Neff State Park, the first state park established in Texas, sits on the Leon River within the county. The terrain features limestone hills and cedar brakes characteristic of the eastern Hill Country transition zone.
The 76566 zip code has a median household income of $139,342, a median home value of $239,800, and a median age of 52.1. The average household size is 2.65 people. The zip code has a total population of 387.
Fort Cavazos overflow, cattle ranching, corrections industry employment, and agriculture anchor the Coryell County economy. The county offers affordable acreage at prices well below neighboring Bell County despite similar proximity to Fort Cavazos employment.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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