Welcome to 6119 Koeblen Rd — a fully fenced acreage tract in Fort Bend County offering open pasture, established improvements, and long-term potential in the growing Richmond corridor.
Gated entry with gravel drive provides controlled access and a clear transition from road frontage to private pasture setting.
Long drive leading into the property, creating separation from the road and positioning the homesite and improvements deeper within the tract.
Cross-fenced sections allow for livestock management, rotational grazing, or separation of animals as needed.
Wide-open grazing pasture with established fencing, offering substantial usable acreage for livestock, agricultural pursuits, or future site planning. The open layout allows flexibility for barns, additional improvements, or custom build placement (buyer to verify).
Private pond nestled within the pasture, adding natural character and versatility to the land. Whether used for livestock watering or simply as a scenic feature, it enhances both usability and long-term value appeal.
From an aerial perspective take a look at the property’s location within the rapidly expanding Richmond corridor. Surrounded by both open land and nearby development, this tract offers rural functionality with strategic long-term growth positioning.
Stretching pasture space offers room to expand, rotate livestock, or plan future improvements. The openness provides flexibility for a variety of agricultural or homestead uses.
As you move along the drive, the land begins to open up — pasture space unfolding on either side, giving a clear sense of depth and scale across the tract.
From above, the property reveals its full layout — fenced boundaries, functional improvements, and surrounding growth in the Richmond area. A rare combination of usable acreage and strategic location.
Clearly defined property boundaries outlined to show the full footprint of the tract. This aerial perspective highlights usable pasture space, existing improvements, and the overall layout within the surrounding Richmond countryside.
Unobstructed aerial view showcasing the natural openness of the land, cross-fenced sections, pond, and existing structures. The layout demonstrates both functionality and depth across the acreage.
Rear-facing aerial with boundary overlay showing the tract’s depth from the drainage corridor forward. This angle emphasizes separation from neighboring properties and clearly defines the perimeter lines.
Wide rear perspective capturing interior fencing, tree coverage, and open grazing areas. Surrounding development in the distance highlights the property’s unique position between rural character and expanding infrastructure.
View along the maintained drainage canal forming the rear boundary of the property. The elevated bank provides natural runoff management and creates a defined buffer along the back of the tract.
The rear of the property backs to a maintained drainage corridor, creating a natural buffer and additional separation from neighboring tracts. This positioning enhances privacy while maintaining open views across the landscape.
Interior cross-fencing creates defined grazing sections, allowing for organized livestock management and rotational use. Open sight lines across the tract emphasize depth and???????????????????????????????? usability.
Mature oak trees provide natural shade and visual depth, creating a more private setting within the tract. Ideal positioning for a homesite while maintaining separation from pasture areas.
Horse stable structure featuring defined stalls, designed to support livestock use and agricultural functionality.
Multiple stable available for live stock and storage.
Positioned to block cold wind from the north on cold days
Collects cool from the south during the warm months
Face the sunset each evening with the front the property facing west