位于美国德克萨斯州梅森的房产,其介绍如下:正是在臭名昭著的施莱纳(Schreiner)家族晚宴上,查尔斯·施莱纳(Charles Schreiner)上尉让他的8个孩子翻过他们的餐盘,找出他们将继承施莱纳传奇帝国的哪一部分。 弗朗西斯·施莱纳·杰弗斯(Francis Schreiner Jeffers)最终拥有约60,000英亩土地,其中6,243英亩作为其总部。该历史悠久的牧场总部拥有大橡树和泉水小溪。该房产位于希尔县(Hill Country)蓝色山脉(Blue Mountain Range)内的詹姆斯河(James River)两岸。
改善设施:最初的总部由两座住宅、牲畜圈、3个谷仓和露天车库组成。 这两座住宅坐落在巨大的活橡树中间,坐落在泉水小溪的岸边。主住宅大约建于1939年,面积约1,512平方英尺,设有两间卧室/两个木制结构的浴室。另一座3卧/3卫、面积约1,910平方英尺的原生石住宅建于1925年,是一座古老的“dog trot”风格房屋。其原始的窗户被用作狭缝,可以将枪管放入其中,同时可抵御飞箭。 这两座住宅都在2010年进行了翻新。住宅被一堵低矮的天然石墙包围,紧挨着雪松和岩石围栏。一个巨大的石灰石蓄水池完善了这些改进设施。面积约900平方英尺的车库建于1972年。其周边是低矮的围栏,有5个交叉围栏的牧场。道路状况良好。
水源:该房产位于詹姆斯河(James River)两岸约1.25英里。詹姆斯河该河段独一无二,既有深洞,又有湍急的水流。沿着詹姆斯河是一条美丽的泉水小溪,设有多个水坝,围着房子,有几英亩的水域。整个牧场有多处泉水和季节性小溪。该房产的西部有一个非常独特的泉水。在这个秘密地点可以找到很多小岩坝和一处岩石泉。这处岩石泉的水流源源不断,这为将来在此处建造一个更大的水景设施提供了可能。除了隐泉,还有两个池塘。较大的池塘在任何时候都是满的,因为它是由其中一口水井供水的。该房产拥有两个可操作水井,均为电力驱动。一个位于大门口,向一个皮拉水槽和更大的池塘供水。另一口水井位于总部,为总部大楼供水,并为房屋洒水。有一段时间,泉水充满了位于总部的石灰石蓄水池。
野生动物:大量的本地野生动物包括白尾鹿、火鸡、猪、鸽子和野猪。 詹姆斯河和泉水小溪提供了很好的钓鱼和猎鸭机会。
地形/植被:该房产拥有非常多样的土壤、植被和地形。这个牧场的东部是相对较好的水平肥沃土壤,西部25%是美丽的丘陵。这个牧场是丘陵和肥沃的低洼地的完美结合。硬木包括活橡树、雪松、后橡树、雪松榆树和牧豆树,以及其他本地树木和草。多年来,政府一直在进行选择性清理,以清除该房产东侧的雪松。海拔范围从约2,100英尺到约1,700英尺。
矿物:可协商
税费:野生动物豁免。
位置:这个大牧场位于梅森县(Mason County)的西南角,可以方便地到达几个著名的山地城镇。牧场由磨溪路(Mill Creek Road)分割。西侧约3,439英亩,有约1.7英里的县道,东侧2,804英亩,有约4,800英尺的临街面。还有约1.7英里的地役权契约,从该房产的西侧延伸到FM385。 距离梅森约23英里,距离交汇点约35英里,距离克尔维尔(Kerrville)约43英里,距离圣安东尼奥约106英里,以及距离奥斯汀约122英里。
机场:金布尔县机场(Kimble County Airport)位于交汇点东北约1英里处,拥有约5,004英尺的跑道。梅森县机场在梅森东南约3英里处,拥有约3,716英尺的跑道。
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It was at the infamous Schreiner Family dinner party that Captain Charles Schreiner had each of his 8 children turn over their dinner plate to find out which part of the Schreiner’s legendary empire they would inherit. Francis Schreiner Jeffers ended up with 60,000± Acres with these 6,243± Acres serving as its headquarters. Grand oak trees and spring-fed creeks service the historic ranch headquarters. This property is highlighted by both sides of the James River within the Blue Mountain Range of the Hill Country.
Improvements: The original Headquarters consists of two homes, livestock pens, 3 barns and open garages. The two homes are nestled amongst the large live oak trees and sit along the banks of the spring-fed creek. The main home circa 1939, is 1,512± s.f., 2 bedrooms/2 baths of wood construction. The 3 bedrooms/3 baths, 1,910± s.f. native stone home was built in 1925 and was an old ‘dog trot’ style home with original windows as slits to put gun barrels in while keeping arrows out. Both homes were renovated in 2010. The homes are surrounded by a low native stone wall and sit next to the cedar and rock pens. A large limestone cistern rounds out the improvements. The garage of 900± s.f. was built in 1972. The perimeter is low fenced with 5 cross-fenced pastures. Roads are in good condition.
Water: This property is highlighted by 1.25± miles of both sides of the James River. This stretch of the James River is unique in that it offers both deep holes and fast flowing rapids. Along with the James River is a beautiful spring-fed creek with several dams, holding a few acres of water, surrounding the house. Several springs and seasonal creeks are found throughout the ranch. A very unique spring lies in the Western portion of the property. A series of small rock dams and rock spring box can be found at this secret site. The flow from this spring has never stopped and offers the possibility of building a larger water feature in the future. In addition to the Hidden Spring there are 2 ponds. The larger ponds remain full at all times as it is provided water from one of the water wells. The property has 2 operable water wells, both electric. One at the main gate supplies water to a Pila, water trough and larger pond. The other water well is located at the Headquarters and waters the buildings at the main headquarters and sprinkler at the houses. At one time, water from the spring filled the limestone cistern that sits at the Headquarters.
Wildlife: An abundance of native wildlife includes white-tailed Deer, Turkey, Hogs, Dove, and varmints. The James River and spring fed creek offer good fishing and duck hunting.
Terrain/Vegetation: The property has very diverse soils, vegetation and topography. The eastern portion of this ranch his relatively good level fertile soil, with the western 25% consisting of beautiful rolling hills. This ranch offers the perfect combination of hills and good low lying fertile land. Hardwoods include Live Oak, Cedar, Post Oak, Cedar Elm plus mesquite, other native trees and grasses. Selective clearing has been done over the years to remove cedar on the eastern side of the property. Elevations range from 2100± feet to 1700± feet elevations ASL.
Minerals: Negotiable.
Taxes: Wildlife Exempt.
Location: This great ranch is in the southwest corner of Mason County with convenient access to several notable Hill Country towns. The ranch is divided by Mill Creek Road. The western 3,439± Acres has 1.7± miles of county road and the 2,804 Acres on the east side has 4,800± feet of frontage. There is also a 1.7± mile deeded easement that runs out to FM 385 from the western portion of the property. 23± miles to Mason, 35± miles to Junction, 43± miles to Kerrville, 106± Miles to San Antonio, and 122± Miles to Austin.
Airport: The Kimble County Airport (KJCT) is 1± mile NE of Junction and has a 5004 ft. runway. The Mason County Airport is 3± miles SE of Mason and has a 3716