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Livermore Ranch~Last of the Great Places 位于德克萨斯州西部戴维斯山脉的“天空岛”地区,距离戴维斯堡以西约 30 英里。戴维斯堡被公认为德克萨斯州最高的城镇。拥有充满活力的艺术社区的马尔法市位于东南约 25 英里处。德克萨斯州很少有真正伟大的牧场——这些牧场具有独特的地理特征和成熟的野生动物资源——它们具有独特的地理特征和成熟的野生动物资源——这些牧场是私人的和包容的,但即使在充满挑战和令人敬畏的山景中,仍然很容易进入和导航。地区。利弗莫尔牧场主要位于高山地形上,包括主要到次要的山峰、剪切断崖、臭名昭著的岩层、深荫峡谷和大片草地,形成了以白杨林和多产的吉娃娃草原为特色的多样化生态系统。牧场拥有种类繁多的鸟类和植物,从金雕和蜂鸟到德克萨斯州的madrone树和精致的兰花,应有尽有。有丰富的野味和非野味野生动物,包括奖杯骡鹿、麋鹿和奥达,以及山狮、火鸡和标枪。牧场上有黑熊的假定证据。鸟类爱好者将欣赏鳞片鹌鹑和蒙特祖玛鹌鹑以及鸽子、鹰和多产的年度迁徙物种的众多群落。牧场还为朋友和家人提供了特殊的改进,包括六间卧室、五间半浴室的土坯砖风格住宅,传统的跨佩科斯地区,以及各种马厩、商店、牛设施和用于牧场管理的住房。这是一个拥有四个真实季节、充足的西德克萨斯阳光和高海拔气候的牧场。该牧场提供位于 MSL 上方 5,000 英尺处的奇瓦瓦生态系统的高沙漠草原,以及位于 MSL 上方近 8,000 英尺处的翠绿高山绿洲,牧场结合了深箱峡谷和山峰,真正创造了一个罕见的环境,尤其是在德克萨斯州。
如果可能的话,很少有人能在得克萨斯州购买一个山地牧场,那里有白杨树、麋鹿和真正的高山地产。结合非凡的狩猎、庄严和当地的装修以及无与伦比的美学,它确实是这个名字所暗示的雄伟而美丽宁静的地方。
位于牧场中心的 Lodge 是 Livermore Lodge,享有山脉全景,是一座庄严的 8,166± 平方英尺牧场住宅,由达拉斯石油商 James Marvin Boyd 设计。小屋是 Trans Pecos 地区的一个风格化装置,墙壁是 14 英寸稳定的土坯砖,非常坚固且绝缘性能极佳,还有一个防火 100 年的锌铜锡屋顶。小屋的大房间是为招待家人和朋友而建的,它有 30 英尺的大教堂天花板和巨大的石壁炉。主层有四间卧室,每间都有私人浴室,下层有私人客房,两间卧室和厨房。住宅轻松的平面图鼓励室内外生活,主要起居区设有八扇 8 英尺高的手风琴门,可通向享有壮观山景的庭院,以及带有坚固和茂密草皮的围栏后院。
Livermore Ranch ~ Last of the Great Places 因其美学考量而得名。作为背景,戴维斯山脉从牧场的任何一点都令人惊叹。 Baldy Peak 的大锅面和 Brooks Mountain 的剪切优势从来没有逃过一个人的视线,并且在 50 英里处几乎与 500 码处一样突出。这确实是一个迷路的牧场,很容易决定再呆一天。这是发现“最后的伟大地方”的最难得的机会。
也可以使用相邻的 Gearhart 牧场。
与 Hall and Hall 的 Tyler Jacobs 共同上市
Livermore Ranch~Last of the Great Places is located in the “Sky Island” region of the Davis Mountains in far West Texas about 30 miles west of Fort Davis. Fort Davis is recognized as the highest town in Texas. The city of Marfa, with its vibrant arts community, is about 25 miles southeast. There are few truly great ranches available in Texas—ranches that are intrinsically valuable, with unique geographic features and established wildlife resources—ranches that are private and encompassing, yet still easily accessed and navigated, even among the challenging and awe-inspiring mountainscapes of the region. Livermore Ranch is largely situated upon alpine topography and includes major to minor peaks, shear bluffs, notorious rock formations, deep shaded canyons, and large meadows which create a diverse ecological system featuring both aspen forests and productive Chihuahuan grasslands. The ranch is home to a stunning diversity of birds and plants, ranging from golden eagles and hummingbirds, to Texas madrone trees and delicate orchids. There is an abundance of game and non-game wildlife including trophy mule deer, elk, and aoudad, along with mountain lions, turkeys, and javelinas. There is assumptive evidence of black bears on the ranch. Bird enthusiasts will appreciate the many coveys of both scaled and Montezuma quail as well as doves, hawks, and prolific annual migratory species. The ranch also features exceptional improvements for both friends and family including a six-bedroom, five-and-one-half-bath adobe brick-styled home, traditional of the Trans-Pecos region, as well as various horse barns, shops, cattle facilities, and housing for ranch management. It’s a ranch with four real seasons, plenty of west Texas sunshine and a high elevation climate. Offering the high desert grasslands of the Chihuahuan ecosystem at 5,000 feet above MSL, to the verdant alpine oasis at nearly 8,000 feet above MSL, the ranch combines both the deep box canyons and the mountain summits to truly create a rare setting, especially in Texas.
Rarely, if ever possible, can one purchase a mountain ranch in Texas that offers aspen trees, elk, and ever true nature of an alpine property. Combined with the exceptional hunting, stately and locally fitting improvements, and unparalleled aesthetics, it is truly the majestic and beautifully serene place the name implies.
The Lodge at the center of the ranch is the Livermore Lodge, which offers a panoramic view of the mountain complex, and is a stately 8,166± sq. ft. ranch house designed by Dallas oilman James Marvin Boyd. The lodge is a stylized fixture of the Trans Pecos region, with walls of 14-inch stabilized adobe bricks that are tremendously sturdy and excellent for insulation, and a fire-safe 100-year zinc-copper-tin roof. The great room of the lodge was built for entertaining family and friends with its with its 30-foot cathedral ceiling and massive stone fireplace. There are four bedrooms on the main level, each with a private bath, plus private guest quarters with two bedrooms and a kitchen on the lower level. The home’s relaxed floor plan encourages indoor-outdoor living with eight placed eight-foot-high accordion doors in the main living areas that open onto a courtyard with a spectacular mountain view, and a fenced back yard with solid and lush turf.
Livermore Ranch ~ Last of the Great Places is named so almost uniquely due to its aesthetic considerations. As a backdrop, the Davis Mountains are stunning from any point on the ranch. The cauldron face of Baldy Peak, and the shear dominance of Brooks Mountain never escape one’s line of sight and are nearly as prominent from 50 miles as they are from 500 yards. It is truly a ranch to get lost in, and quite easy to make the decision to stay another day. It is the rarest opportunity to discover the “Last of the Great Places.”
Adjacent Gearhart Ranch also available.
Co-listed with Tyler Jacobs of Hall and Hall