Leon County Ranches For Sale

The privately owned Castlemane Ranch with its natural beauty accented by first class improvements and accommodations is truly the most unique ranch estate to hit the Texas real estate market in more than a decade.  The improvements within the high fenced secured fences of the Castlemane are sparkling diamonds nestled in a pristine, unspoiled natural environment.  The exotic wildlife species from all over the world are established and thriving peacefully on this manicured Ranch Estate. Texas ranch properties of this quality and uniqueness are special and rare.  Picturesque views, the meandering Navasota River and numerous stock filled Lakes and Ponds will captivate your outdoor senses.  Enjoy the natural beauty and tranquility on this 2,700+/- acre sanctuary.  A gently rolling terrain, expansive water features, post oak hardwoods, towering pecan trees and an upscale infrastructure await you.  An African adventure you will enjoy each and every day on this exotic game preserve.  The commitment to International Wildlife stewardship epitomizes this unique ecological sanctuary.  The ranch blends itself well as a turn-key corporate retreat offering commercial quality improvements, excellent live water features, exotic wildlife and endless recreational opportunities.

The Castlemane Ranch is situated within the Post Oak Savannah region of East Texas. The landscape is heavily peppered with post oaks, elm, sweet gum, redbud, hickory and towering pecan trees along the Navasota River and interior creeks. Its pastures and hayfields are an ecological haven for just about every fur-bearing small animal you ever dreamed of viewing or photographing. Gently rolling to level terrain as far as one can see with elevations across the sprawling ranch ranging from 265+/- feet above mean sea level to 425+/- feet above mean sea level.  The plant community thriving on the ranch and associated with this ecological region is a Savannah, dominated by native bunch grasses and forb ideally created as a necessary habitat for many species of wild and exotic game. Average annual rainfall ranges from 35 to 45 inches in these eastern Texas counties.  Soils are light colored and sandy with mottled, clayey sub-soils within the bottomlands.