Welcome to a unique property offering approximately 371 acres of breathtaking landscapes, historic charm, and endless possibilities in the heart of Goar Valley near the Bosque and Hamilton County line. Steeped in history dating back to 1828, this land provides the perfect combination of a serene retreat, productive agricultural use, and scenic beauty. Situated west of Cranfills Gap, it is easily accessible with entrances on paved Highway 22 and County Road 309. Rolling hills, century-old oak trees, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere define the surrounding area. A 120-foot elevation change offers stunning mountaintop views, with strategic clearing creating multiple potential building sites. Five cross-fenced pastures featuring native and Kleingrass support an agricultural exemption through hay production. Water features include two stock tanks—one spring-fed and stocked with catfish—and a year-round spring-fed creek. The main residence is a 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home with an open-concept kitchen, living area, and a sunroom that fills the interior with natural light. A scenic driveway lined with century-old oaks leads to the house, highlighted by a charming windmill. The original 1925 farmhouse, a 2-bedroom home ready for modern updates, adds character and can be personalized to suit your vision. Equestrian and cattle amenities include a horse barn with runs, a set of working pens, and five well-maintained pastures, making this property ideal for hunting, recreation, or building a dream home. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Texas history with modern conveniences and agricultural potential.