Enjoy rural living in scenic Burleson County while only minutes away from all the conveniences of Bryan/College Station. This tract sits off a paved county road and is a blank canvas for a weekend/ gameday retreat or your primary residence. It is just 12 miles from this driveway to West Campus.
203+ acre highly productive, dryland cropland in Burleson County with tillable & fertile soils for row crop agriculture. Contact an agent today! Previously rotated crops of cotton, milo, & corn. Highest & best use is farming. This rectangular, level tract is currently leased. Farm has great accessibility with paved Hwy 50 frontage. Potential for shallow well water from the Brazos Alluvium Aquifer. 2024 Ag exempt taxes of $807. Electrical & water utilities adjacent. Burleson Appraisal (CAD) Property ID: 29426. Farm is located in Burleson County 2 mins from Wilcox, TX, just south of County Road 442 on Hwy 50. 25 mins from CS, 30 mins from Caldwell, & 13 mins from Snook. GPS enter: 30.43365 N, 96.37429 W . At the intersection of Hwy 50 & Hwy 60, Continue 9.5 miles south & past Wilcox/CR 442 to farm. Turn right onto the easement when driving south. Easement is a private gravel road - look for the decorative windmill & the oil & gas signs.
123.75 acres with apx. 3,000' of Old River frontage available in Burleson County. This property is heavily wooded with fresh trails throughout the property making it a hunters paradise. This property is home to an abundance of wildlife and is currently being used as a recreational/hunting property. Wildlife seems to flock to this property being one of the few wooded tracts around an abundance of crop land. While most of the property is heavily wooded, there are several building locations that could serve as a hunting camp or a permanent residence.
Courtesy: Standley Real Estate Company, LLC
936-349-7378
123.75 acres with apx. 3,000' of Old River frontage available in Burleson County. This property is heavily wooded with fresh trails throughout the property making it a hunters paradise. This property is home to an abundance of wildlife and is currently being used as a recreational/hunting property. Wildlife seems to flock to this property being one of the few wooded tracts around an abundance of crop land. While most of the property is heavily wooded, there are several building locations that could serve as a hunting camp or a permanent residence.
128 acres outside city limits. Snook ISD. Walking distance to Snook High School. Utilities along CR 268. Roughly 1,800 ft of Frontage on CR 268
Now available and priced to sell! Two wooded lots in the Deer Forest Subdivision totaling 4.89+/- are available about 8 miles from Somerville, Texas off Highway 36. This offering is home to deer and other wildlife and provides a tranquil natural setting covered with large oak trees. The properties are located in the South East section of Burleson County and zoned for Snook ISD. Electricity is in the area. Lake Somerville is only 18 miles away and itâ??s less than 30 minutes to Bryan/College Station making it easily accessible to amenities. This land is great for recreational opportunities or to build your next home.
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Snook is located in Texas. Snook, Texas has a population of 552. Snook is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 25.31% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 29.71%.
The median household income in Snook, Texas is $71,875. The median household income for the surrounding county is $64,109 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Snook is 48.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 94.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 38.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 40 inches per year, with 0 inches of snow per year.
