19 Acres in Rockdale, TX - $739,500
Here's your private piece of Texas! This 19 acre tract is ready to go from day one.
A 2020-built barndominium sits atop a hill overlooking your own pond. At 1,900 square feet and 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths, it's got plenty of room to enjoy. From concrete floors, roll up glass door, wood stove and open floor plan it's just what you need to kick back and enjoy the country. The master suite features a giant walk-in closet and spacious bath. This is a split floor plan with two bedrooms on opposite sides of the home. The home has spray foam insulation, leading to better efficiency as well!
Outside the home, you'll find several large oaks in the front yard, ready to cool you off on a hot summer day. A large side and rear porch give you space to enjoy as well, with a fenced in back yard for your pets. A covered parking area has been recently added to keep your vehicles protected.
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The property is bordered by CR 318 and FM 908, both of which are paved! This property is just minutes south of Rockdale, approximately 1 hour from the Austin and B/CS areas, 30 minutes from Taylor, and 2.5 hours from D/FW, San Antonio and Houston.
On the north end of the property you've got plenty of woods and a seasonal wet-weather creek with tons of character to enjoy. You'll find post oaks, elms, cedars and mesquites here, providing cover for hogs, deer and more. This property has good hunting as well, with several quality bucks being harvested. A pond is in place and stocked with bass, catfish and sunfish. No better way to end the day!
Full utilities are all done for you- power, aerobic septic, southwest Milam water meter. This property is ag exempt and leased currently. There are many acres of well-kept pasture that can be cut for hay, or bring your cattle, horses and more since the property is fully fenced.
There are property restrictions in place to keep trash, junk, mobile homes etc out of the area and protect your investment. No HOA and hunting and shooting are allowed. Owner/Agent.
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