14 Unrestricted Acres – Largest Tract on CR 414, No Floodplain, Cleared Homesite – Tract 6

★★★ UPDATE: Recent improvements include a gravel entrance with culvert, a mulched driveway and homesite, and power lines pulled down County Road 414. ★★★ Burleson County sits in the Post Oak Savannah — the transitional zone between the East Texas Pineywoods and the Blackland Prairie, where scattered post oaks and blackjack oaks spread across gently rolling country and the grass grows tall between the tree mottes. This is cattle country, hunting country, and increasingly the kind of place Houston and Austin buyers are staking their claim before prices catch up with the location. This 14-acre tract off County Road 414 has a water well already drilled and in place — that's the first thing worth knowing. Power is available through Bluebonnet Electric. The parcel runs 459 feet wide and 1,329 feet deep, with a mix of rolling pasture and mature trees and a seasonal creek threading through the property. The creek drainage falls in FEMA Zone A floodplain — worth knowing, but also what gives you the trees, the wildlife movement, and the character that makes this more than a flat grass rectangle. Build your homesite on the high ground and let the creek bottom work as your back forty. No deed restrictions, no HOA. Barndominium, custom home, mobile home, RV — your call. Whitetail, turkey, and hog all move through this part of Burleson County, and the creek bottom gives you a natural travel corridor to hunt. Set a stand in the oaks and let the country work for you. Lake Somerville State Park is about 8 miles away — 11,000 acres of water with boat ramps at both the Birch Creek and Nails Creek units, a 13-mile equestrian trailway, 40-plus miles of hiking and mountain bike trails, and some of the best bald eagle viewing in Central Texas. Somerville Lake itself covers over 11,000 acres with 85 miles of shoreline. College Station and Texas A&M University are about 28 miles east. Brenham is 25 miles south. Caldwell, the Burleson County seat, is 16 miles north. Austin is 75 miles west; Houston is about 90 miles southeast — this property sits in the middle of the triangle, equidistant from two of the largest cities in the country. Annual taxes are $2,429.14. No liens, no back taxes. Warranty deed. Survey available. Post Oak Savannah tracts with a well already drilled, creek character, and clean title don't need much convincing. This one is ready to go. Call or text 855-833-5263 to get the details or schedule a time to walk it.