Riverfield Ranch consists of approximately 195 acres along the Colorado River in southern Coleman County, just south of Voss. Approximately 2,109 feet of river frontage connects cultivated acreage with native grasses, brush and river-bottom cover. About 125 acres are cultivated, including approximately 90 acres served by a center-pivot irrigation system. The property includes 160 acre-feet of Colorado River water rights for crop irrigation. A livestock water well and earthen tank provide additional water resources. Wildlife habitat is created by the combination of crop ground, native cover, open water and the river corridor. White-tailed deer, turkey, dove and quail use the property, and free-ranging axis deer also move through the ranch. Feral hogs and other wildlife may be present. The river provides opportunities for fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding and swimming when conditions allow. Improvements include an approximately 2,435-square-foot custom limestone residence with four bedrooms and three full bathrooms. The home is served by a city water connection and septic system. An equipment barn provides approximately 4,300 square feet of enclosed space plus another 2,178 square feet of covered area for equipment, hay, tools and supplies. Electrical service is available at the barn. Maintained perimeter and cross-fencing support livestock management, and an all-weather drive provides access to the residence, barn and cultivated acreage. Riverfield Ranch combines crop production, livestock utility, residential improvements, wildlife habitat and river recreation within one tract near Voss. The property currently benefits from agricultural valuation and is not offered for subdivision. Buyers should independently verify acreage, river frontage, improvements, water rights, utilities, wildlife, agricultural valuation and permitted uses.