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$169,000
2.485 Acres on Sandy Road
Would you like to sit on your deck and relax? Look out on your valley full of towering pines while enjoying peace and quiet?
This property is for you.
This beautiful tree covered property is 2.485 acres on a paved county road. Tall pine trees cover this amazing tract some may reach as high 80 feet or more.
This place is so incredibly quiet you hear even slightest breezes blowing through the trees. One person said this place feels like parts of Colorado. You won't find many places like this to build your dream home that's even located on a paved county road. Water can be from your own private well which was approved by the Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District. There is no 100 year flood plain. Mobile homes are not permitted and there are a few other deed restrictions helping to preserve property values. Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative can supply your power. 19 minutes to Smithville, 24 minutes to Bastrop, 26 miles to Lockhart, & 31 miles to Tesla & the ABIA airport. There are adjacent lots available. Owner is a real estate broker.
| Price | $169,000 |
| Size | 2.485 acres |
| Road Surface Type | Paved |
| Trees | Pine, Post Oak, & Cedar. Medium to Large |
| Schools | Smithville ISD |
| Electric | Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative |
| Water | Well Approved by Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District |
| Waste Water | Septic Needed |
| Legal Description | Lot 3, Suhler Sandy Road Subdivision, Bastrop County, Texas |
| Location | Approximately 0.8 miles north of FM 535 on Sandy Road |
Deed restrictions to be filed at closing.
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Tom Suhler
512.413.0390
tom@tomsuhler.com
Licensed Texas Real Estate Broker
License #: 344073
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