Recently Sold Homes in Texas, TX

Recently Sold Home in Texas, TX:

Bring your horses! Approx. 5.8 Acres of beautiful acreage just east of Glen Rose. Great building site with nice trees, 36 X 48 horse barn with 4 stalls , with turnout, tack room , drive through , & wash area. Very well built and designed. 35 X 45 Workshop with power, and 3 large sliding doors. Ready to build your dream home . Acreage is approximate to be confirmed by survey and platting. See MLS number 21286602 for additional acreage and barns next door.

Recently Sold Home in Texas, TX:

Enjoy the quiet and peace in a country setting. Located in Atascosa. South West Independent School District. Minutes from US Hwy 35. Just a 12 minute drive to loop 1604. This lot is . 66 of an acre. With no HOA, there are many possibilities. The same owner is selling the lot next door, the corner lot of Vaquero and Toro at 12626 Vaquero.

Recently Sold Home in Texas, TX:

30± acres of prime South Texas hunting land located near Falfurrias in Duval County. This manageable-sized tract offers excellent native brush habitat and outstanding recreational potential in an area well known for whitetail deer, dove, quail, and hog hunting. Easy access off of FM 3249. Electricity is conveniently located directly across the road. Whether you are looking for a weekend hunting getaway, an affordable recreational property, or an investment in South Texas land, this tract checks the boxes. There is also the opportunity to purchase an additional adjoining 30± acres for expanded acreage and hunting potential. Hard-to-find small acreage in a highly desirable South

Recently Sold Home in Texas, TX:

1st time open market offering. Big recreation with 50’ elevation change from east to west. Fronting FM 247 with Electricity and Water along FM 247. Easement access road along SE boundary. 1 hour to 1.5 hours north of Houston, Texas. Good drainage. Good soils. Mostly wooded in varying ages of pine plantation. The south portion of the tract was impacted by the Game Preserve Fire. Seller course of action TBD. Convert to pasture or replant. Worth the look ! Combine with adjoining tract(s) for a larger footprint.