20 Acres – Unrestricted, Build-Ready Ranchette in Liberty County, TX

This is the largest tract in the subdivision, and it shows. Twenty acres of East Texas Pineywoods in eastern Liberty County — about 2 miles from Hardin, 13 from Liberty, and 49 from Houston — with nearly 500 feet of road frontage on County Road 2060, a newly installed culvert, and a partly mulched front section ready to break ground. Where the smaller tracts feel tucked away, this one has presence. You pull up and you know it's there. The parcel runs 1,923 feet deep by 473 feet wide — almost twice the width of the neighboring tracts — which means real separation between your build site and your property lines, room for outbuildings, a shooting lane, a garden, or just space. The front is partially cleared and build-ready. The back runs deep in mature loblolly pine, shaded and quiet, no road noise once you're in it. The canopy does its job. Power is available through Entergy Texas. A Hardin Water line is being extended to the tract — not yet connected, but coming. Fiber optic internet available. Septic required. No deed restrictions, no HOA. Build a barndominium, a custom home, or drop in a mobile home or RV. Put a stand in the back timber and hunt deer and hog out of your own property. With 20 acres and mature pine cover, you have real room to set it up right. This tract is one of seven lots in a small eastern Liberty County subdivision. Two sold before anything hit the market. Five remain, ranging from 10 to 20 acres — Tract 5 is the largest available. If you want the most land, the most frontage, and the most flexibility, this is the one. Liberty County sits in the East Texas Pineywoods — a dense corridor of loblolly pine, sweetgum, and water oak extending into Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. The county sits within the broader Big Thicket region, what the National Park Service calls the “biological crossroads of North America.” Big Thicket National Preserve, a UNESCO International Biosphere Reserve protecting over 113,000 acres, is about 45 miles northeast. Sam Houston National Forest — 163,000 acres of managed pine with the 129-mile Lone Star Hiking Trail — is roughly 35 miles west. Lake Livingston, one of the largest lakes in Texas at 82,600 acres, sits about 30 miles northwest. Sam Houston State University is about 60 miles west in Huntsville. No liens, no back taxes. Warranty deed. Survey available. Twenty acres, nearly 500 feet of road frontage, mature Piney Woods canopy, and no one telling you what to build. Forty-nine miles from Houston. Call or text 855-833-5263 to get the details or walk it.