Private Wooded Tract in Burleson County – No Flood Zone, Ready to Build – Tract 3

This one is mostly wooded and mostly quiet. Eleven unrestricted acres in southeast Burleson County — flat Post Oak Savannah terrain with more tree cover than the open pasture tracts nearby, 436 feet of frontage on County Road 414, and no floodplain at all. The timber closes in around you and the road disappears. No HOA, no deed restrictions, no compromises on what you can build. The cover is Post Oak Savannah mix — post oak, water oak, red oak, yaupon understory — with open pockets that break up the canopy and give the property a usable feel without sacrificing privacy. It's flat ground, which makes site prep straightforward wherever you decide to put something down: barndominium, cabin, mobile, RV setup, or just a cleared camp. Mobiles, tiny homes, duplexes, and camping are all permitted. Power is available through Bluebonnet Electric. You'll need to drill a well and install a septic system. No floodplain designation on this parcel — the ground is clean. Burleson County is Post Oak Savannah deer and hog country, with turkey and dove rounding out the hunting calendar. Lake Somerville is five miles away — an 11,630-acre reservoir with boat ramps, fishing for bass, crappie, and catfish, 40 miles of trails, and an adjacent 3,500-acre public hunting tract. You're 16 miles from Caldwell, 25 from Brenham, and 28 from College Station and Texas A&M — close enough to run to town, far enough to feel like you've left. Annual taxes run $1,909. Warranty deed. Survey included. If you want wooded ground with room to build, no flood risk, and no one telling you what to do with it, this is a straightforward buy. Call or text 855-833-5263 to get the details or set up a time to walk it.