21.74 Acres in Rockdale, TX - $510,000
21.74 Acres with Home in Milam County
**Stunning and well-maintained 21.737-acre property in the country!**
This beautiful property offers its next owner a true slice of country living.
A 1979-built, 1,168-square-foot home greets you at the property's apex, providing stunning views of the pasture and pond to the south. This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is move-in ready, perfect as a permanent residence or as a guest house or rental property. An additional garage next to the home provides convenient storage or parking for vehicles.
Come enjoy over 21 acres of lush pastures, scattered oak and elm trees, a tranquil pond, and a charming hilltop home. The pastures have been fertilized and well-maintained, offering excellent grazing for cattle or hay production. The property is already agricultural exempt, ensuring lower taxes! Fully fenced and ready for cattle or horses, the property also includes several barns, sheds, and ...
Come enjoy over 21 acres of lush pastures, scattered oak and elm trees, a tranquil pond, and a charming hilltop home. The pastures have been fertilized and well-maintained, offering excellent grazing for cattle or hay production. The property is already agricultural exempt, ensuring lower taxes! Fully fenced and ready for cattle or horses, the property also includes several barns, sheds, and cattle pens to support your livestock needs or store hay and equipment.
A picturesque half-acre pond provides year-round water for cattle and wildlife alike, enhancing the property's utility and beauty.
Access is convenient via CR 232B and Briar Lane, offering flexibility and future potential. Located just 1/3 mile off Highway 77, there are no long or rough roads to navigate. Oncor power, an SWM water meter, and septic are already in place for your convenience.
Centrally located between Rockdale and Cameron in the Minerva community, this property is just 10 minutes from either town, 40 minutes from Taylor, and under an hour from Round Rock, Temple, and the B/CS areas.
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