11 Acres Near College Station – No HOA, Power at Road, Ready to Build - Tract 1

Eleven unrestricted acres in southeast Burleson County, about five miles from Lake Somerville and half an hour from College Station. Pull up to County Road 414 and you've already got power at the road—new Bluebonnet Electric lines pulled in—a gravel entrance with culvert, and a mulched driveway leading to a cleared homesite on the southwest corner. The work's been done. You come in and build what you want.

The land is flat and open with a mix of pasture and mature trees, wooded sections surrounding the property giving it a private, tucked-in feel that's hard to find this close to town. An existing shut-in well is on-site, suitable for irrigation. Septic required. No HOA, no deed restrictions—you can put up a barndominium, mobile home, RV setup, tiny home, or duplex. Hunting is permitted, and the wooded surroundings make this realistic for whitetail and hog, which are both well-established in Burleson County.

The property sits in the Post Oak Savannah—post oak, red oak, and yaupon country—with part of the parcel in Zone A floodplain along a natural drainage. The cleared homesite on the southwest corner is on high ground and clear of it.

Lake Somerville State Park is about five miles away: 8,700 acres of public land, an 11,630-acre lake, 40 miles of trails, boat ramps, equestrian camping, bass and crappie fishing, and public hunting land adjacent to the park. You're 16 miles from Caldwell, 25 from Brenham, and 28 from College Station and Texas A&M. Austin is about 75 miles west.

Annual taxes run $1,908.61. Warranty deed, survey included. Call or text 855-833-5263 to get the details or schedule a time to walk it.