Aleman Legacy Farm

Don't miss your chance to own this 201.5 acre legacy farm just outside the community of Aleman, a short 13 minute drive southeast of Hamilton. The homesite crowns one of the highest points in Hamilton County, with long range views in every direction. Productive cultivated ground, four ponds, a 1930 farmhouse, and generations of careful stewardship come together on a ranch that is still operating today. LAND The farm is divided into two cultivated pastures of approximately 75 and 35 acres, with the balance in open grazing pasture broken by scattered trees and areas that give the wildlife cover and the cattle shade. The cultivated ground is farmed on rotation and has most recently been planted in corn for silage and oats, with winter wheat and milo and other crops also part of the program. Four ponds are spread across the property, and one tank is stocked with fish and has not been known to go dry since the 1990s when it was installed. The high ground near the homesite carries a geological survey marker, a fitting note for one of the highest elevations in the county. The property is fenced and cross fenced, and whitetail deer, dove, and turkey are regulars here, drawn to the fields and water. Currently leased for cattle grazing and hay production, the farm holds an active ag valuation for low taxes. IMPROVEMENTS Built in 1930, the traditional farmhouse offers 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and roughly 1,380 square feet, updated over the years with central heat and air, a laundry room, and the everyday comforts a working property needs. An unfinished attic could be converted to a third bedroom. The home is served by multi-county water and a conventional septic system, and an old non-functioning well and water storage tank remain on the property. A large equipment barn with enclosed and open bays, additional sheds, and steel working pens handle hay storage, equipment, and shop space. Hamilton County Co-op electricity is on site and at the road. Seller's owned mineral interest, if any, conveys. LOCATION The farm sits on paved FM 932 with frontage along two sides, 13 minutes southeast of Hamilton and about an hour from Waco, with Fort Worth and Austin each roughly two hours out. Hamilton is a vibrant small town built around an idyllic courthouse square, with a hospital, schools, local shops, and dining close at hand. Whether you are running cattle, cutting hay, hunting, or looking for a long term hold with a place to stay while you enjoy it, this is a rare chance to own a piece of Hamilton County history. All acreages and boundary lines shown on media are approximate. Information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed; buyer and buyer's agent should independently verify all information, including acreage, boundaries, utilities, minerals, and any leases affecting the property.