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Property that supports the way you work.

Working farms, ranches and equestrian properties need more than acreage. Stephen Reich Group draws on Stephen’s ranching and cutting-horse background to help buyers and sellers consider the land, working improvements and day-to-day use together.

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Farm & Ranch

Explore farms, ranches and horse properties.

Choose a service

Choose your farm or ranch goal.

Areas we know

Explore North Texas, county by county.

The Landman Realtor North Texas ClickMap Expanded 17-county North Texas map. Original Palo Pinto, Parker, Hood and Tarrant geographic artwork and county guide links retained. Enlarged county labels; town markers hidden in this compact view. Added counties: Bosque, Comanche, Cooke, Denton, Eastland, Erath, Hamilton, Jack, Johnson, Somervell, Stephens, Wise and Young. County boundaries and added towns, lakes, rivers and highways use Census TIGERweb and TxDOT geographic data. Areas awaiting a local guide link to the main area directory. PALOPINTOPARKERHOODTARRANT Mineral Wells Millsap Weatherford Aledo Springtown Brock Poolville Granbury Fort Worth YOUNGBOSQUEDENTONEASTLANDERATHJOHNSONJACKCOMANCHEWISESTEPHENSCOOKEHAMILTONMeridianCliftonHamiltonGlen RoseBreckenridgeEastlandComancheCiscoGrahamJacksboroBridgeportDecaturStephenvilleGainesvilleCleburneDenton
Farm & Ranch property context
Plan around the property

Describe the operation before the acreage.

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Start with the operation

Identify the agricultural, livestock or equestrian use and the infrastructure it depends on.

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Walk water and access

Consider water sources, gates, internal routes and movement of livestock, trailers and equipment.

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Review the working improvements

Barns, fencing, pens, arenas, storage and residences should be understood as parts of one property.

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Bring the records together

Gather surveys, improvement information and current property records, with technical and classification questions reviewed by qualified specialists.

Quick answers

Questions before the next step.

How is this different from Land?+

Farm & Ranch is for property whose agricultural or equestrian use is central. Land focuses on homesites, undeveloped acreage, recreation and development opportunities.

Does Farm & Ranch include equestrian estates?+

Yes. A substantial horse facility can fit here even when it includes a luxury residence. One detail page can be linked from both services.

What should I send first?+

Share the location, acreage, current or intended operation, required improvements, timing and budget or sale objective.

Stephen Reich Group

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Client perspective

Trusted through the difficult parts.

First-hand reviews from clients Stephen has represented.

Stephen has represented both myself and my family as both a buyer’s agent and seller’s agent on numerous real estate transactions. He goes above and beyond what is required…

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Farm & Ranch

Describe the operation before the acreage.

Share the location, intended use, timing and the property details that matter to your decision.

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