538 acres | Midland, TX The Greenwood Ranch consists of 538± acres in northeast Midland County, located just ten miles southwest of Midland and minutes from Greenwood. The property lies outside the city limits with direct access only 1.5 miles from Texas State Highway 158. Its square configuration, level-to-gently rolling terrain, and long-distance views make it a versatile tract with excellent road frontage and visibility. The ranch is available as a whole or in divided tracts of 90±, 200±, or 338± acres, or flexibility in acreage for prospective buyers. With strong investment potential, the property is well-suited for development, agriculture, or recreational use. History Held by the same family for over 100 years, the ranch was once part of the Buchannan Ranch, home to Midland County’s first producing oil well in 1944. A Texas Historical Marker along State Highway 158 commemorates this discovery. Land & Wildlife The property has not been hunted in years and supports populations of blue quail, deer, coyote, and other native wildlife. It has been carefully maintained and features an established interior road system. Water The ranch includes multiple water wells of varying capacity, with Monahans Draw located along the eastern boundary. Minerals Surface estate only; no minerals convey. Active oil and gas operations are present on the ranch. Utilities Electric service is currently in place. Additional: Some reasonable restrictions may be put in place. Multiple parcel ID's make up the ranch. Location Outside Midland City Limits & ETJ 10+- miles to Midland 4.9+- miles to Greenwood 1.5+- miles to TX State Highway 158

200 acres | Midland, TX This 200± acres in northeast Midland County, located just ten miles southwest of Midland and minutes from Greenwood. The property lies outside the city limits with direct access only 1.5 miles from Texas State Highway 158. Its square configuration, level-to-gently rolling terrain, and long-distance views make it a versatile tract with excellent road frontage and visibility. The ranch is available as a whole or in divided tracts of 90±, 200±, or 338± acres, or other acreage, offering flexibility for prospective buyers. With strong investment potential, the property is well-suited for development, agriculture, or recreational use. History Held by the same family for over 100 years, the ranch was once part of the Buchannan Ranch, home to Midland County’s first producing oil well in 1944. A Texas Historical Marker along State Highway 158 commemorates this discovery. Land & Wildlife The property has not been hunted in years and supports populations of blue quail, deer, coyote, and other native wildlife. It has been carefully maintained and features an established interior road system. Water The ranch includes multiple water wells of varying capacity, with Monahans Draw located along the eastern boundary. Minerals Surface estate only; no minerals convey. Active oil and gas operations on the ranch. Utilities Electric service is currently in place. Utilities Some light restrictions may apply prior to closing. Proeprty is made of several parcels. Location (approx.) Outside Midland City Limits & ETJ 14 miles to Midland 4.9 miles to Greenwood 1.5 miles to TX State Highway 158

90 acres | Midland, TX This 90± acres in northeast Midland County, located just ten miles southwest of Midland and minutes from Greenwood. The property lies outside the city limits with direct access only 1.5 miles from Texas State Highway 158. Its square configuration, level-to-gently rolling terrain, and long-distance views make it a versatile tract with excellent road frontage and visibility. The ranch is available as a whole or in divided tracts of 90±, 200±, or 338± acres, offering flexibility for prospective buyers. With strong investment potential, the property is well-suited for development, agriculture, or recreational use. History Held by the same family for over 100 years, the ranch was once part of the Buchannan Ranch, home to Midland County’s first producing oil well in 1944. A Texas Historical Marker along State Highway 158 commemorates this discovery. Land & Wildlife The property has not been hunted in years and supports populations of blue quail, deer, coyote, and other native wildlife. It has been carefully maintained and features an established interior road system. Water The ranch includes multiple water wells of varying capacity, with Monahans Draw located along the eastern boundary. Minerals Surface estate only; no minerals convey. Active oil and gas operations are present in the area. Utilities Electric service is currently in place. Additional Some light restrictions may apply prior to closing. Proeprty is made of several parcels. Location Outside Midland City Limits & ETJ 14 miles to Midland 4.9 miles to Greenwood 1.5 miles to TX State Highway 158

Purpose-built compound Williams Estate sits on 8± acres inside Midland city limits, with a level of infrastructure and finish that would be difficult to assemble from scratch today. Trophy room addition A 1,800± sq/ft trophy room completed in 2024 features a full bar, double-sided gas fireplace, full bathroom, and tall ceilings, functioning as a true entertainment wing off the main house. Main residence at scale The single-story home offers 7,800± sq/ft of living space with 4 bedrooms, 5 full baths, 2 offices, formal sitting and dining rooms, and a master suite with a soaking tub and dual sinks. Outdoor living fully enclosed The back patio functions as a year-round outdoor room, with a complete outdoor kitchen, gas fireplace, pool and hot tub, and roll-down doors to close it off completely. Guest building with room to work The 1,920± sq/ft guest building includes a studio apartment upstairs and a game room below, connected to multiple shops, a gym, and a full concrete apron for equipment access. Security and privacy The full perimeter is enclosed by a 7' security fence with footing, supported by an alarm system, security locks, and cameras throughout. Three wells on the property A 30± GPM domestic well serves the house and guest apartment, two 50± GPM wells handle irrigation, and all three are cross-connected for emergency backup. Whole-compound backup power A 250kw generator is sized and wired to run the entire estate without interruption.