TBD 10.04 AC County Road 413

Description

This 10.04-acre unimproved tract offers a true slice of Central Texas countryside, blending rural seclusion with reasonable access to nearby communities, located about 3 miles from the historic Sharp area and roughly 11 miles from Thorndale, with Rockdale, Taylor, Round Rock, and Granger Lake within a manageable drive while preserving a quiet, undeveloped setting. Once part of a historic cotton-producing region, the land still shows remnants of old swales designed to capture rainfall and enhance soil moisture, and features rich blackland soil, native mesquite, prickly pear, and natural vegetation that supports grazing and wildlife, making it well suited for recreation, agriculture, or potential hunting use. Access is via a long-used physical easement that wanders through two neighboring properties to reach the tract; the deed chain reserves a 30-foot-wide easement, though a new survey will be needed to determine its exact location. Utilities are not currently in place, presenting an opportunity for an off-grid setup with solar, private well, and septic, and a new survey will be required. Whether envisioned as a weekend retreat, future homesite, working land, or long-term investment, this property delivers authentic Texas acreage with history, privacy, and wide-open potential.

This 10.04-acre unimproved tract offers a true slice of Central Texas countryside, blending rural seclusion with reasonable access to nearby communities, located about 3 miles from the historic Sharp area and roughly 11 miles from Thorndale, with Rockdale, Taylor, Round Rock, and Granger Lake within a manageable drive while preserving a quiet, undeveloped setting. Once part of a historic cotton-producing region, the land still shows remnants of old swales designed to capture rainfall and enhance soil moisture, and features rich blackland soil, native mesquite, prickly pear, and natural vegetation that supports grazing and wildlife, making it well suited for recreation, agriculture, or potential hunting use. Access is via a long-used physical easement that wanders through two neighboring properties to reach the tract; the deed chain reserves a 30-foot-wide easement, though a new survey will be needed to determine its exact location. Utilities are not currently in place, presenting an opportunity for an off-grid setup with solar, private well, and septic, and a new survey will be required. Whether envisioned as a weekend retreat, future homesite, working land, or long-term investment, this property delivers authentic Texas acreage with history, privacy, and wide-open potential.

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Directions: From Rockdale take 487 past historic town of Sharp. Take a left on 413. Follow 413 to gate on left