230 County Road 2434, Sulphur Springs, Texas

Description

Located in the transition zone between East Texas and the Post Oak Savannah, Running 6 Ranch is a rare 189-acre property offering luxury living, equestrian amenities, abundant water, productive pasture, and exceptional recreation. Approximately 60% timber and 40% pasture, the ranch provides excellent wildlife habitat and grazing opportunities. At its heart is a 2,922-square-foot custom Satterwhite log home overlooking a five-acre stocked lake. Rustic elegance defines the residence, with exposed beams, an 18-foot stone fireplace, quality finishes, Viking and KitchenAid appliances, granite countertops, and custom cabinetry. The primary suite opens to expansive decking with a private sauna, while the oversized bath features a cast-iron clawfoot soaking tub. Multiple guest accommodations provide comfort for family and visitors. The turnkey equestrian facilities include a 4,800-square-foot insulated center with seven stalls, tack room, wash bay, and living quarters. Pipe fencing, paddocks, loafing sheds, horse stocks, riding arena, and established Tifton and Bermuda pastures support a complete horse operation. Miles of trails and open spaces provide excellent riding and recreation. Running Creek a major feeder to world famous Lake Fork and Dry Creek cross the ranch, offering approximately 5,400 feet of combined creek frontage. The creeks along with the stocked lake and three ponds provide outstanding fishing, wildlife, and livestock resources. A 440-foot well drawing from the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer provides dependable groundwater. Additional improvements include a hay barn for approximately 175 large round bales, workshop, RV and boat storage, chicken coop, and fenced gardens. Rolling terrain with approximately 50 feet of elevation change, mature hardwoods, sandy loam soils, and a custom all-weather 100,000 lb capacity bridge complete the landscape. Running 6 Ranch offers a rare combination of beauty, functionality, water, and high quality improvements a gem in NE Texas.

Directions: GPS 230 CR 2434 Sulpuhur springs From I-30 insulphur springs go south on Hwy 154 Left (East) on 1567 At the intersection of 1567, CR 2435, turn left almost like a U turn on to CR 2334 CR terminates at the gate