15.01 with great timber and wildlife
Indian Springs Lot 50 15.01 Acres, Lot 50, Indian Springs - Comanche, TX One of the largest single lots in Indian Springs with truly spectacular views. It has more trees in place than most of the lots to go along with one of the highest elevations in the development, as well as one of the highest elevations in Mills and Hamilton counties. The front of this lot is 365 feet wide and is the lots high point with plenty of level ground to build your place to enjoy the amazing view from the back porch or deck. The back of the lot slopes gently downward and has over 700 feet of fence already in place with the neighbors working cattle ranch, adding to the perfect view of the countryside. Gated Entrance, key fob required Electricity High Speed 1GB fiber internet Trash pickup service Proctor Lake and multiple recreational lakes nearby Property Owners Association only $250/year Spectacular, panoramic 25-mile Hill Country views County & private roads Developer is sold out, private sales available only 25 minutes from both Comanche, TX and Hamilton, TX (Both have hospitals, grocery stores, and businesses surrounding their very active town squares) Centrally located among Fort Worth & Austin - easy 2-hour drive to both Perfect for a weekend getaway or primary residence Golf courses, local wineries, restaurants, live music all within a short drive From the square in Hamilton, take Hwy 36 west about 1/2 mile, turn left on FM 218, go approximately 17 miles to Indian Gap, turn left on CR 633, CR 633 turns into CR 272 once you enter into Mills County, after going down CR 633/CR 272 about 2 1/2 miles there will be a private road to the left that will lead you back into where the property is located. Go approximately 1 mile down the well maintained private road and the property will be straight ahead when you come to the "T" in the road (look for yellow Davidson-Craig Real Estate sign). NOTE: If you make it to CR 242, you have gone about 1/2 mile to far past the private road entrance.
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