Just outside Ralston, this 9.8+/- acre tract is made up of more than seven acres of maintained pasture, with native bluestem, Bermuda grass, and wildflowers growing throughout. The ground is mostly level with a gentle roll, and more than half of the property is fenced with five-strand barbed wire in good condition. Established trails make it easy to move through the land, while the open pasture leaves plenty of usable ground for livestock or a future homesite. There is a sense throughout the property that the land has been used, maintained, and looked after over time. A live creek follows the eastern and southern boundaries, shaded by mature oaks and sycamores with large rocks lining portions of the bank. Along the eastern side, the ground rises into a small bluff above the creek, adding some definition to an otherwise gently rolling tract. Deer tracks were observed near the water, and coveys of quail were seen during both visits. The combination of open pasture, timber, water, and cover allows wildlife to move naturally throughout the property. City water and electric are available at the road. The property sits just outside Ralston, where town gives way quickly to open country. It is close enough to town to remain convenient, while still holding onto the quiet, rural setting that defines this part of the area. Additional land is available.