13 Unrestricted Acres with Driveway and Cleared Homesite – No Floodplain, Lake Somerville Area - Tract 4

Thirteen acres of Post Oak Savannah timber in southeast Burleson County—about five miles from Lake Somerville and half an hour from College Station. Mostly wooded with mature post oak canopy and a natural clearing that makes an obvious homesite. Power lines are at the road. You'll need to drill a well and install septic. The parcel runs 429 feet wide by 1,320 feet deep, sitting at 280 feet elevation with no floodplain—high and dry throughout. The wooded character gives you privacy and cover; the clearing gives you room to build without losing the trees. Barndominium, cabin, mobile, RV setup—no HOA, no deed restrictions, no zoning to work around. Mobiles, tiny homes, duplexes, and camping are all permitted. Burleson County is solid whitetail and hog country, and this kind of Post Oak timber—post oak, blackjack oak, yaupon—is exactly the cover deer prefer. You're hunting before the first frost. Lake Somerville State Park is five miles away: 11,630 acres of water, 40-plus miles of trails, bass and crappie fishing, waterfowl hunting on Flag Pond, and archery deer and hog hunts on over 3,000 acres of public hunting land. You're 16 miles from Caldwell, 25 from Brenham, 28 from College Station and Texas A&M, and 75 miles from Austin—midpoint between Houston and the capital, easy to reach from either direction. Annual taxes run about $2,255. No ag exemption in place. Warranty deed, survey included. Well and septic required.