000 Stratton Road

The Spanish Moss Oak Ranchito is 109.03 acres of oak-covered Texas countryside with a turnkey setup for ranching, hunting, or weekend escapes. Located on Stratton Road, between Cuero and Yoakum in DeWitt County, this ranch offers ancient live oaks, post oaks, cedars, and heavy underbrush providing an excellent wildlife habitat. It features strong perimeter fencing, a stock tank, and a seasonal creek in the northwest corner. With two fully finished container homes, a brand-new water well and wellhouse, plus hunting improvements already in place, this property is ready for your family to enjoy immediately. The property has direct road frontage, making it convenient while still feeling private and secluded. The ranch consists of 109.03 acres blanketed in ancient live oaks, post oaks, and cedars with lots of underbrush where wildlife flourishes. The property is ag-exempt, fully perimeter fenced with very good fencing, and includes a stock tank for cattle or fishing. A seasonal creek runs along the northwest corner, enhancing habitat for game and adding natural character to the land. Additionally, there is lots of native grass in the sandy loam soil for your cattle to munch on and scores of live oaks, post oaks, cedars and more to give protection and shade to wildlife throughout the hot summer days. Improvements/Utilities/Water: *Two fully finished container homes, move-in ready for family use, *Brand new water well and wellhouse with electricity and meter in place, *Bedrooms, showers, TVs, and mini split air conditioning in both homes, *One home includes a huge bay window overlooking the outdoors, *The second home features a rooftop viewing deck for sunsets and stargazing, *Luxurious hunting blind and two ground-skid, easy-fill corn feeders convey, *Strong perimeter fencing surrounds the property, *WIFI capable - (just add Starlink). Community: Spanish Moss Oak Ranchito is located in DeWitt County, nestled between Cuero and Yoakum, offering the charm of small-town Texas living while maintaining the privacy of a classic ranch setting. *Cuero, TX is known as the "Turkey Capital of the World," hosting the annual Turkeyfest each October and offering local restaurants, antique shops, and the Chisholm Trail Heritage Museum, celebrating the region's cattle-driving history. *Yoakum, TX carries the nickname "Leather Capital of Texas" due to its historic roots in saddle and leather making. Today it is home to local boutiques, cafes, and rodeo events, while still embracing its ranching and agricultural heritage. Both towns provide essential services, schools, and amenities, with San Antonio, Austin, and the Texas Coast within easy driving distance. Minerals: None convey.