Lussuoso Ranch Sul Lungomare Con Paradiso Ricreativo

Tin Top River Ranch offers a rare combination of recreational, agricultural, and waterfront opportunities, located just forty-five minutes from Downtown Fort Worth in northern Hood County. The property functions as a working farm, equestrian facility, hunting tract, and deepwater lake retreat in a single offering, with elevated vantage points providing views extending up to twenty miles. Set along a scenic stretch of the Brazos River, the ranch presents a private and well-positioned sanctuary for outdoor enthusiasts, sportsmen, and buyers seeking a substantial recreational holding within close proximity to the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. The topography is a defining feature, with approximately one hundred forty feet of elevation change creating a varied landscape of ridges, wooded draws, and open pasture suitable for both recreational and agricultural use. The property supports trophy whitetail management, hay production, and seasonal sunflower cultivation for dove hunting and includes multiple stocked ponds for private fishing. Direct access to the Brazos River and Lake Granbury provides approximately thirty-five miles of navigable waterway allowing for boating, fishing, and waterfront recreation directly from the ranch. Improvements are designed to support both daily living and entertaining including a covered pavilion and rear porch positioned to capture extended river views. The protected setting ensures long-term view preservation as the opposing riverbank offers no risk of obstructing development. Wildlife resources are abundant and diverse with established populations of whitetail deer, dove, duck, and Rio Grande turkey supporting year-round hunting opportunities. Tin Top River Ranch presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a turnkey ranch and lakefront property of meaningful scale combining recreational versatility agricultural utility ,and waterfront access in a single legacy-caliber offering positioned within an hour of one of the nation’s fastest-growing metropolitan areas.