11 Unrestricted Acres with No Floodplain – Partially Cleared Homesite, Lake Somerville Area – Tract 5

Eleven acres of Post Oak Savannah timber in southeast Burleson County, about five miles from Lake Somerville and half an hour from College Station. The land is mostly wooded—mature post oak canopy with a natural clearing set back from the road that makes an obvious homesite. Someone already did the work: there's a gravel entrance with culvert off County Road 414, a mulched driveway that winds into the trees, and a prepared homesite area ready for whatever you want to put on it. Barndominium, cabin, mobile, RV setup—no HOA, no deed restrictions, no one to tell you otherwise. The parcel runs 362 feet wide by 1,324 feet deep, sitting at 280 feet elevation with no floodplain. High and dry. The trees give you privacy from the road and the cleared area gives you room to build without losing the wooded character of the land. Power lines have been pulled down CR 414—power is at the road. You'll need to drill a well and install septic. Burleson County is solid whitetail and hog country, and the property shows it. The wooded terrain is exactly the kind of cover deer use, and you're in the heart of Post Oak Savannah—the same mix of post oak, blackjack oak, and yaupon that blankets the lake country between Austin and Houston. Lake Somerville State Park is five miles down the road: 11,630 acres of water, 40-plus miles of trails, bass and crappie fishing, waterfowl hunting, 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 Austin—easy to get to, easy to leave behind. Annual taxes run about $1,908. No ag exemption in place. Warranty deed, survey included. This one has the access roughed in, the homesite cleared, and power at the road. The hard part is done. Call or text 855-833-5263 to get the details or schedule a walk.