Seco Ridge Home
This rare tract of land is located in the Utopia Canyon. This area is known for the beautiful Sabinal River and towering cypress trees. This residential property is located 2 miles west of town on a paved county road. The house is plumbed into city water. There is a well on the property that is plumbed into the outdoor faucets. The house was recently remodeled in 2018- 2020. The improvements consisted of new windows, house releveled, added outdoor deck, grass sod, as well as cabinets, flooring, and appliances in the kitchen. The house is a cozy 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and 1/2 bath, approximately 1850 square foot. It is currently being used as a short-term rental. It is truly a rare find in Utopia for a residence or second home. This property with acreage that includes beautiful mature trees, and a 1950+- square foot dirt floor barn. This property will not last long. Please call or text Cha...
This rare tract of land is located in the Utopia Canyon. This area is known for the beautiful Sabinal River and towering cypress trees. This residential property is located 2 miles west of town on a paved county road. The house is plumbed into city water. There is a well on the property that is plumbed into the outdoor faucets. The house was recently remodeled in 2018- 2020. The improvements consisted of new windows, house releveled, added outdoor deck, grass sod, as well as cabinets, flooring, and appliances in the kitchen. The house is a cozy 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and 1/2 bath, approximately 1850 square foot. It is currently being used as a short-term rental. It is truly a rare find in Utopia for a residence or second home. This property with acreage that includes beautiful mature trees, and a 1950+- square foot dirt floor barn. This property will not last long. Please call or text Chance Dean at 830-278-0079
Amenities
Land
Activities
- Camping
Barn Information
- Barn(s)
Number of Wells
- 1
Street/Utilities
- Co-op Water
- septic system
- Well
Directions
2 miles west of Utopia off of county road 357.
Provided By
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