470 County Road 2358, Meridian, TX 76665 - Bosque County

181-Acre Bosque County Ranch

Discover the perfect blend of ranching, recreation, and relaxation with this stunning 181-acre property in the heart of Bosque County. Nestled just off Highway 6 and CR 2358, this diverse ranch features open pastures, dense wooded areas, and over 1,800 feet of North Bosque River frontagea rare find!

Land & Features:

Diverse Terrain: Open pastures, thick brush, mature hardwoods, and rolling elevation

for stunning views.

Water Features: Spring-fed Gibson Branch Creek runs along the southern boundary, plus a tank on the 34-acre coastal pasture producing 23 cuttings per year.

Ideal for Hunting & Recreation: Abundant wildlife, trails, and varied topography make it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.

Great Building Site with scenic overlooks.

Improvements & Structures:

Remodeled Rock Home (1957 | 2017 renovation - 1,015 sq. ft.)

o New electrical, plumbing, HVAC, flooring, and spray foam insulation

o High-end granite countertops, stainless steel appliances

o Double-pane windows, new blinds & doors

Additional Buildings:

o Red Hay Barn (on 12 acres, concrete floor, electricity, separate entrance)

o Garage (1,008 sq. ft.) built in 1983

o Equipment Barn (2,500 sq. ft.) built in 2017

o Indoor Storage Houses: 484 sq. ft. & 330 sq. ft.

This stunning 181-acre ranch in Bosque County offers a perfect mix of open pastures, dense woods, and over 1,800 feet of North Bosque River frontage. Located just off Highway 6 in Meridian, the property features a spring-fed creek, rolling terrain, and abundant wildlife, making it ideal for ranching, hunting, or recreation. Improvements include a beautifully remodeled 1957 rock home, multiple barns, storage buildings, and a garage. With two water wells, a productive coastal pasture, and breathtaking views, this ranch is a rare find. Utilities include United Cooperative and Cell Hotspot, and a portion of the mineral estate is negotiable. Whether youre looking for a peaceful getaway or a working ranch, this property has it all. As you enter the ranch, youll cross over the picturesque Gibson Branch Creek before reaching

the expansive open pasture on the northeast side, which is covered in improved grasses. This 34-acre coastal pasture is highly productive, typically yielding two to three cuttings of hay per year. Moving further into the property, the terrain becomes more rugged and heavily wooded with

large oaks, mesquites, and cedars, creating a prime habitat for deer, turkey, and other wildlife. The diverse topography includes natural trails, varied elevations, and scenic views, making it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, or those seeking a peaceful escape. The rock ranch house provides both comfort and practicality. The residence is a charming rock home, originally built in 1957 and completely remodeled in 2017, has been modernized with new electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling systems, and spray foam insulation for energy efficiency. The renovation also included high-end granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, new flooring, double-pane windows, and updated blinds and doors, blending modern convenience with classic ranch-style living. Supporting the ranchs operations are several well-maintained structures. A red hay barn, located

on 12 acres with a separate entrance, features a concrete floor and electricity, providing ample storage for equipment and feed. A 1,008-square-foot garage, built in 1983, offers additional space, while a newer 2,500-square-foot equipment barn, constructed in 2017, adds significant

utility to the property. Two indoor storage houses, measuring 484 and 330 square feet, offer plenty of secure space for tools and supplies. Water resources are abundant on the ranch, with two water wells, including two Trinity wells equipped with a five-horsepower motor. These wells ensure a reliable water supply for both residential and agricultural use. Utilities are provided by United Cooperative, and Cell or Satellite are available for television and internet services.