Situated an hour south of Dallas and Fort Worth, Char-Lin Ranch went on the block on April 23. A productive ranch featuring improvements for horses and cattle, rolling native pastureland predominates on the property. Other noteworthy elements include a 135-acre private lake, a spacious main residence perched on a hilltop, plus two additional homes. Fifty percent of the minerals were also conveyed in the sale.
According to Hall and Hall Auctions, the ranch was unique to the area thanks to its large size and regular shape. The Navarro County ranch was offered in three tracts as well as in its entirety. “Thirteen registered bidders competed to purchase the three tracts that were offered at auction. One bidder walked away successful with a bid of $2,730,000 on the entire property,” reported Scott Shuman of Hall and Hall Auctions.
Estates, News Desk
- May 4, 2015
Sold! Char-Lin Ranch Sells for $2.73M
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Thanks to his acquisition of the Broken O Ranch, Denver Nuggets owner Stan Kroenke moved up from No. 10 on last year’s list to No. 8 in the rankings. Among the newcomers to this year’s list are Texas’s Wilks Brothers, founders of Frac Tech. Their prized jewel is Montana’s 60,000-acre N Bar Ranch, which they acquired from former Land Report 100er Tom Siebel, founder of Siebel Systems. Another new name on the list is Arthur Nicholas, who serves on the board of the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Nicholas is the owner of Wyoming’s historic Wagonhound Land and Livestock Co., which is the subject of a new book by Land Reporters Wyman Meinzer and Henry Chappell.
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