Excellent property in the heart of Humble Texas. The property was used for cattle many years and has 2 ponds. It was recently planted with loblolly pine trees and benefits from the timber exemption. There is an older barn and storage building onsite and old cattle pens. The property is fenced and cross fenced. Electric is available and buyer must work out legal access. Abundant amount of wildlife on the property.
Vacant landProperty Type
19.05 acresLot Size
$108,909Price/Acres
Listed by Thomas Jenkins• Jenkins Forest Resources, LLC
Moonshine Hill, located between FM 1960 and the West Fork of the San Jacinto River, is a residential and semi-rural Humble neighborhood with wooded lots and a low-slung, porch-forward streetscape. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the FM 1960 and US-59/I-69 interchange, where car lots, taquerias, and late-night diners set a practical, road-trip rhythm. Housing leans toward ranch-style homes and newer infill on generous parcels, with driveways and shade trees shaping the daily scene. Lake Houston’s shoreline and boat ramps pull the landscape outward toward water and pines. Old MacDonald’s Farm and the Humble Museum add local texture beyond the main roads. Deerbrook Mall and Humble Civic Center & Arena anchor errands and events without changing the area’s quiet back-street feel.
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Interior features
No interior room details available
Exterior features
Barns on the property
Cross-fenced and fenced areas
Partially wooded terrain
Level topography
Mineral rights included
Approximately 19.05 acres
Home design
Property listed as land
Utilities
Road surface type: Other
No road frontage
Financial info
Annual taxes reported ($550 for 2023)
Other
Has additional parcels
Lease not considered
Electricity and solar
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