For over 80 years this family has enjoyed this property and it helped serve as their hub for family gatherings for most of those years. Now, it's your turn. Nestled off in the area the locals call Flat Top, this property has the advantage of views across the vast county side towards Stamford, Hamlin, and the Double Mountains. Flint shards can be found and were more prevalent when the ground was cultivated; further proof that the native Americans passed through and stopped at the famous Dripping Springs across the road. Hunt, play, or simply soak in the history. Signs of the property's old farming terraces exist. The slope of the property is more NE to SW in nature. A waterway was added to help move water off the highway across the property. A new pond would fit nicely at the end of that waterway. The property has an established grass blend provided by the NRCS CRP program. There is some mesquite and juniper on the property and that seems to provide ample cover for wildlife. Game trails everywhere! The property has not been hunted in some time. In a recent visit, two large bucks were seen, so Whitetail deer has been confirmed. Quail also present on the property. Signs of feral hogs and other wildlife too. Some hunting occurs south of the property; otherwise, there is very little pressure around the property. A couple of old wells are located on the property and one of those is a hand dug well. Neither show any signs of water at this time. There are wells and natural springs in the immediate area. Electricity has been ran to the old wells; these wells supported the family's needs back in the day. The property is in an area known for natural springs (Dripping Springs across the highway). Buyer or buyer's representative are responsible for verifying all water. Nestled between Flat Top and Pastura, this property is conveniently located to both Hamlin and Stamford.