.39 Acres in Oakhurst, Texas

Lot Description

0.39 Acres In Oakhurst, Texas To De-Stress And Reconnect With Nature. Come Enjoy The Beauty Of Nature In Country Living. Great Place To Build That Dream Home Or Enjoy It For Recreation. Experience Country Living At It Best.

Description:

Take a refreshing retreat from city life and enjoy country living at its finest by owning land in Oakhurst, Texas. This 0.39 acre (16988.4 sq. ft.) parcel is situated in a wooded community and offers privacy and seclusion. Surrounded by lakes and national forests, it's your perfect hideaway to enjoy nature, fresh air, and some peace and quiet.

PRICING Details:

Cash: + 199 Doc Fee

Financed: w/ Minimum Down Payment + Doc Fee

How To See The Land:

Simply click on this interactive map or enter any of this GPS Coordinates in your favorite maps software to find it: 30.761082, -95.330168 Center Coordinates (Approximate)

Property Details:

Size: 0.39 Acres

County: San Jacinto County

State: Texas

Apn: 79122

Address: Pecan Lane, Oakhurst, Texas, 77359, Usa

Map:

Coordinates: 30.761082, -95.330168

Access: Dirt Road

Terrain: Flat

Elevation: 390' Above Sea Level

Flood Zone: The property is not directly located in a flood zone area.

Title Info: Free & Clear

Legal Description: Lot Two Hundred Forty (240) Of Tanglewood Forest, A Subdivision Situated In San Jacinto County, Texas.

Power: Yes, Call Austin Energy

Water: Water system can be tapped and also can drill a water well.

Gas: Yes, Call - Consumers LP Gas Co

Internet: Yes, Call - At&T Internet & Directv Services

Sewage: Would need to install septic system.

HOA Fees: N/A

Zoning: Residential

Camping: Yes, 1 week permitted, or with a fee from the county for 1 year.

Mobile Homes:

Yearly Tax: Treasurer:

County Information:

The property is nestled in San Jacinto County, a county in the U.S. state of Texas. Its county seat is Coldspring. Interesting Fact: The county's name comes from the Battle of San Jacinto which, in 1836, secured Texas' independence from Mexico and established The Republic of Texas.

As of the census of 2000, there were 22,246 people, 8,651 households, and 6,401 families residing in the county. The population density was 39 people per square mile (15/Km²). There were 11,520 housing units at an average density of 20 per square mile (8/km²).

Of the 8,651 households, 30.00% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 60.20% were married couples living together, 9.70% had a female householder with no husband present, and 26.00% were non-families. 22.60% of all households were made up of individuals and 10.10% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.55 and the average family size was 2.98.

The median income for a household in the county was and the median income for a family was Males had a median income of versus for females. The per capita income for the county was To Do:

The property is just west to Lake Livingston, one of the largest lakes in Texas. It has its own state park and offers various outdoor activities for the whole family. If you're an avid angler, Lake Livingston is noted for its white bass population; you can have fun catching catfish, crappie, bass and perch. You can also go for a swim or ride a boat, kayak, or canoe. For the nature lover, a quiet hike in the trails through the forest or camping under the trees is a must. You can even go on a picnic, ride a mountain bike, do a geocache, or study nature.

If you're down for some small game hunting, the property is also near national forests like the Sam Houston National Forest. Trapping and public hunting of white-tailed deer, feral hog, waterfowl, dove, other migratory game birds, squirrel, quail, rabbits, hares, predators, furbearers, and frogs are permitted.

Or if you're more into wildlife watching, bird watching is a popular activity. You can view numerous North American bird species, including the red-cockaded woodpecker, bald eagles, and migratory game birds. You can also view and appreciate the many protected animals living in the habitat of this national forest. You'll never know what will cross your path. Other outdoor recreation opportunities include camping, hiking, bicycling, and horseback riding.

Shopping:

They say everything is bigger and better in Texas. And if you got a Texas-size appetite, your property is just half an hour drive to restaurants offering Texas classic dishes like chicken-fried steak, cowboy chili, pecan pie, and lots of barbecues. You can sample these mouth-watering cuisines at the Farmhouse On The Lake, Joseph's Restaurant, Frank's Taco Station, Rancho Viejo, Tacos N More, Taqueria San Luis, Isabel's Taqueria, Taco Express, and Thai Barn. Or if you're craving for some good old sandwich, burger, ice cream and pizza, fast foods like Subway, Dairy Queen, Sonic Drive-in, Old House Beer, Chicken and Pizza, and Hickory Pit BBQ & Burger House are also nearby.

Can't live without shopping? Not a problem. Your property is surrounded by malls where you can get all your daily needs and grocery items. Enjoy easy access to shopping malls like the Proposed Dollar General, The Woodlands Mall, Huntsville Park & Ride, West Hill Mall, The Galleria, NorthPark Center, The Parks Mall at Arlington, Galleria Dallas, The Rim, and The Shops at La Cantera.

Nearby Towns From The Property:

Dodge (5.3 miles), Pointblank (8.5 miles), Riverside (13.0 miles), Huntsville (15.8 miles), Onalaska (16.6 miles), Coldspring (18.9 miles), Trinity (20.0 miles), New Waverly (21.6 miles), Willis (29.8 miles), Shepherd (30.1 miles), Livingston (30.4 miles), Goodrich (33.3 miles), Lovelady (33.9 miles), Groveton (39.2 miles), Moscow (38.5 miles), Plum Grove (47.2 miles), Houston (77.4 miles), Waco {146 miles), Austin (172 miles), Dallas (187 miles), and San Antonio (235 miles).

Points Of Interest:

Lake Livingston (11.7 miles), Forest Glen Camps (14.9 miles), Wolf Creek Park (16.5 miles), Lake Raven (23.1 miles), Huntsville State Park (23.1 miles), Sam Houston National Forest (30.3 miles), Lake Livingston State Park (32.1 miles), David Crockett National Forest (58.1 miles), and Trinity River (97.1 miles).

Buying Process:

1. Reach out to the Trinity Oaks Land team we will help answer all your questions not addressed here in this ad.

2. Once ready our team will secure your down payment/doc fee for the property and get the information needed to start the process and paperwork.

3. Since the property is below we will take care of the paperwork and title transfer in-house. If requested we can utilize a trusted title company.

4. Once we have finished preparing the paperwork we will send for your signature and review (this includes a sale agreement and deed).

5. Once signed and approved we will get the deed notarized and recorded with the appropriate county, transferring title to you.

6. Enjoy your land.

About Us:

What makes us different? We are Trinity Oaks Land a land company that prides itself on delivering an experience like no other in the land investing space. You are doing business with the owners of the company, two small town men that stand on the principles of small town Usa; not some big corporation based in New York that doesn't care about you and your unique land investing needs.

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