5.48 Unrestricted Acres Near San Angelo – Paved Road, No HOA, Mobiles Allowed

Five and a half acres of level West Texas ground in the Red Creek Subdivision, eleven miles east of San Angelo on paved road. This is the kind of lot that lets you do what you want—mobiles, barndominiums, tiny homes, RVs, even duplexes—with no HOA telling you otherwise. Power is available nearby through Concho Valley Electric, and city water runs to the area, so you can build on-grid or go solar and skip the bill. The terrain is flat and open, covered in native grasses with a few mesquite scattered around—classic Rolling Plains character without the rough country that makes building difficult. At 1,850 feet, you're high enough to catch a breeze and low enough to avoid the cedar breaks. Whitetail, turkey, and dove move through the surrounding ranches, and you're in Tom Green County's hunting corridor if you want to put out a feeder and glass the senderos on fall mornings. San Angelo is a quick fifteen-minute drive for groceries, healthcare, and whatever else you need. Lake Nasworthy is about twenty minutes south for bass, catfish, and summer weekends on the water. San Angelo State Park—7,677 acres of trails, camping, and public hunting—sits on the edge of town. Angelo State University is right there if you've got kids heading to college or you want access to the cultural side of a university town. Survey on file. No floodplain. Annual taxes under $1,200. Warranty deed conveyance. This is a clean, simple lot for someone who wants space without complications—build your place, park your trailer, or hold it while San Angelo grows toward you. Call or text 855-833-5263 for details or to schedule a walk.