Lake Life on Boat Ramp Road

There is no address in Gateway's entire portfolio that announces its lifestyle quite like Boat Ramp Road. This 0.30-acre lot at 237 Boat Ramp Road in the Lake Meredith Harbor Subdivision of Hutchinson County sits at a commanding 3,140 feet of elevation on the Texas Panhandle — a wide-open, big-sky setting that offers a completely different kind of Texas experience and one of the most unique land opportunities in the entire lineup.

The lot stretches generously across more than 220 feet of level, paved-road-accessible terrain, giving you a spacious and versatile footprint to work with. With an 800 square foot minimum home size and full permission for manufactured and mobile homes alongside conventional construction, the path from vacant lot to finished home is wide open. Camping in a tent, trailer, camper, or RV is permitted for up to 14 days out of any 30-day period, meaning you can enjoy the property and explore the area on your own schedule while you plan your permanent build.

Utilities are in place and ready to go. Power through TXU Energy and water from the City of Fritch are both available at the street, and a fully independent on-site sewer system puts complete infrastructure ownership in your hands from day one. Fritch itself is just 1.6 miles away for everyday essentials, and Amarillo is approximately 39 miles south via TX-136, keeping big city conveniences well within reach.

Lake Meredith is the jewel of this location — a stunning reservoir nestled in the dramatic Canadian River canyon landscape of the Texas Panhandle, offering world class boating, fishing, water sports, and some of the most visually striking scenery in all of Texas. The Lake Meredith Harbor community enhances that lifestyle with a clubhouse, swimming pool, picnic areas, lake access, boating access, nearby boat ramps, and a calendar of community events throughout the year, all for $300 per year in POA dues.

Annual taxes are just $32 per year. Owner financing starts at $255 per month with no credit check required.

Big sky, big water, and a one-of-a-kind Texas address — all on Boat Ramp Road.