Comanche Texas Homes and Ranches for sale
Looking to work with best realtors and best real estate agents buy or sell a Home, Ranch or Land in the historical community of Comanche Texas located on U.S. highway 67 and 377. Established in 1856 as the trade center for surrounding ranchers and farmers and was incorporated in 1858, and named for the Comanche Native American Tribe. The town and area are popular stop for hunters, and known for its trophy-sized deer and available leases. It is also a great stop for those seeking fun local wineries like Brennan Vineyards and restaurants.
Near the beautiful historical courthouse is the preserved log structure known as the “Old Cora Courthouse”, one of the oldest standing wooden courthouses in Texas, and Cora is now Gustine. The Comanche County Historical Museum in Comanche features a blacksmith shop, filling station, and doctor’s office. A replica saloon depicts the site where gunfire John Wesley Hardin killed a deputy in 1874. Great camping, fishing, horseback riding, and hiking trails, golf and water sports can be found at nearby Lake Proctor. The climate in the area has hot and humid summers, the winters are usually mild to cool
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Land for sale
Land sale in the are recently at $180 million and almost 100,000 acres. The county is the 101st biggest county (947 square miles) in Texas. The county has a large agricultural economy, with 1,435 farms recorded in the county according to the latest U.S. Census. Farm businesses in the county generates annual revenues of $4 million, the majority of which comes from livestock products. Farms in the county focus toward crops like wheat and cotton. To find more Texas farm, ranch land and rural properties, sign up for Preferred Properties of Texas land-for-sale email alerts to get notifications about new land listings in Comanche County matching your search parameters on Preferred Properties of Texas!
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Places to visit in Comanche, Tx
Comanche Texas
Named for the Comanche Native American Tribe, the area was established in 1856 as the trade center for surrounding ranchers and farmers. Just two years later, it was incorporated in 1858 as Comanche, Texas. From popular hunting grounds to modern wineries, this historic community is rich in the local culture.
Location, Location, Location
This small city is located on U.S. Highway 67 and 377, about two hours southwest of Fort Worth. Just over an hour, northwest is Abeline or 30 minutes southwest to Brownwood, which has many niceties of a larger city. Amazing camping, fishing, horseback riding, hiking trails, golf, and water sports are nearby in nearly every direction. Lake Proctor is a local favorite, only 20 minutes from downtown. The climate in the area has hot and humid summers, and the winters are usually mild to cool.
Log Courthouse and Replica Saloon
All history and architectural buffs will appreciate the courthouse and the preserved “Old Cora Courthouse” (the oldest standing courthouse in Texas) and the Comanche County Historical Museum. The museum features a blacksmith shop, filling station, and doctor’s office. A replica saloon depicts the site where gunfire John Wesley Hardin killed a deputy in 1874. The chamber of commerce is housed in an old-time train depot. They are sure to delight any family or friends who come to visit.
Great Eats!
Comanche may seem small with a population of less than 5,000, but you wouldn’t know it from the excellent local restaurants. Some of the most popular options are at farm-to-table meals at Harvest Restaurant, Mexican and Tex-Mex at Taqueria Los Juanes, and old-fashioned treats at The Soda Shop.
Industries in Comanche
Comanche County has a large agricultural economy, with 1,435 farms recorded in the county, according to the latest U.S. Census. Annual revenues of farm businesses in the county generate $4 million, mostly from livestock products. Farms in the county focus toward crops like wheat and cotton. There is also a wide variety of retail, social service, and healthcare careers supporting the agricultural community. Comanche also has a growing green energy sector with windmill farms going in around the area.
Your farm life awaits your family from homes and ranches for sale near Comanche to acreage and lots available nearby. To find more Texas farm, ranch land, and rural properties, sign up for Preferred Properties of Texas land-for-sale email alerts to get notifications about new land listings in Comanche County matching your search parameters on Preferred Properties of Texas!
