1980 Year Built:

Farm/Ranch House, Single Detached Property type:

Refrigerator Appliances:

1 Number of Fireplaces:

Porch Covered, Covered Patio Property Features:

concrete Floors:

City sewer Utilities:

Propane, Fireplace Heating System:

Electric, Wall or Window Units Cooling System:

Broadband internet access Telecommunication:

Tank/Pond Lot Description:

On Slab Basement and Foundation:

Metal Roofing:

Barbed Wire Fencing:

Open Parking Parking type:

1 Number of Carport Spaces:

2 Number of Wells:

Richland Springs ISD School District:

Richland Springs Elementary School:

Richland Springs Junior High School:

Richland Springs High School:

WATER, WATER, WATER And where else would you find all this water except in a town called Richland Springs! This well is reported to produce over 1000 gallons per minute. (Buyer should verify the report with their own testing.) The well is classified as a non-flowing Artesian that has hit in a rare fracture into an aquifer that supplies this abundant, essential resource. The need for good water in our world is always on the increase in demand. Entrepreneurs and investors should be keenly aware on how to capitalize on this valuable resource. In some ways, more valuable than oil. Obviously the value in this property is all about the phenomenal well but there is a small comfortable home, pecan and fruit tree orchard, small pond, large covered patio, large century live oaks and some other out buildings. Sellers may consider some owner financing if the terms proposed are attractive. Consider all the possibilities of what can you do with this much water?