140 Acres Of Wide-Open West Texas — Seven Surveyed 20-Acre Lots

Wide-open West Texas at a scale that is getting hard to find: 140.08 contiguous acres in the Sunset Ranches area of Hudspeth County, roughly 16 miles out from Sierra Blanca and its I-10 interchange. What makes this block unusual is how it is already put together. It is seven individually surveyed 20-acre lots (Sunset Ranches Lots 8, 9, 10, 17, 18, 19 and 23) that all adjoin one another, with the corners already marked in the field with iron rods and yellow caps. Buy it as one large ranch, keep a piece and pass the rest along, or hold it as seven separate deeded lots. This is high-desert country with big sky, long horizons, and the kind of quiet you only get this far out.

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:

1. 140.08 total acres in Hudspeth County, Texas, made up of seven contiguous, individually surveyed 20-acre lots
2. Each lot is a clean surveyed rectangle of roughly 660 feet by 1,315 feet, with the corners marked by iron rods and yellow caps
3. Roughly 2,360 feet of frontage along the unpaved ranch road that runs the full length of the southern boundary, from the southwest corner to the southeast corner (frontage measured on the map; buyers should confirm legal access and road maintenance with the county)
4. Mostly level high-desert terrain with long views in every direction, plus a natural rise in the northern part of the block
5. A creek channel crosses the northeast corner of one of the seven lots
6. No zoning that we found on this parcel. Hudspeth County has no planning and zoning department, and zoning questions are handled by the County Chief Appraiser
7. Our research did not turn up an HOA or association dues, though we did find restrictive covenants for the Sunset Ranches subdivision, so read through those before you plan
8. Potentially subdividable into lots of at least 10 acres, subject to Hudspeth County platting requirements and its one-single-family-dwelling-per-lot density rule (buyer to verify)
9. No structures and no utilities in place today. City water and sewer are roughly 16 miles away in Sierra Blanca, so plan on a well and septic
10. Power service at the property is undetermined. El Paso Electric and Rio Grande Electric Cooperative serve this region, and plenty of owners out here run an off-grid solar setup instead
11. Not inside any city limits; the tract sits in unincorporated county jurisdiction
12. Does not adjoin public land, and the area is served by Van Horn School
13. Property taxes are current

We see no reason a country homesite, cabin, or RV base camp could not work out here, but building is always subject to permits, septic approval, and the buyer's own due diligence with Hudspeth County, so verify before you build. There is no Google Street View this far out, which tells you plenty about how remote and undisturbed it still is. If you have been looking for real acreage in West Texas, enough room to spread out, run solar, park an RV, ride, camp, shoot, stargaze, or simply own something that is genuinely yours, this 140-acre block is worth a serious look. Reach out today and we will send over the survey, the map, and everything else we know about it.