20 Acres in Alpine, TX - $25,950
Head on over to the Big Bend
OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE:
$750 down (plus the $250 doc fee)
$350/mo for 72 months
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20 acres of untouched beauty await, deep in the heart of Texas. Brewster County is situated in the western part of the state and named for Colonel Henry Percy Brewster, who was a Secretary of War for what was once known as the Republic of Texas. Alpine is the county seat of Brewster County and the perfect location for exploring many area attractions.
Alpine is in the area of Texas known as the Big Bend, part of the Trans-Pecos region. While its off the beaten path, theres still plenty to do in the area. Take in some real Texan culture with local events like the Terlingua Chili Cookoffs, Big Bend Octane Fest (for you gear heads), or the Big Bend Ranch Rodeo (for real working cowboys).
While theres no road leading directly to this property, 20 acres allows you the oppor...
While theres no road leading directly to this property, 20 acres allows you the opportunity to literally carve out your own path, just a short way from the border of Mexico and the beauty of the Rio Grande river. The town of Alpine has kept its small town feel over the years, which is why you wont find big box shopping, but you will find lots of original character. A traditional downtown of early 20th-century buildings filled with family owned businesses is what youll find in Alpine your new home.
SUBDIVISION: Unknown
STREET ADDRESS: N/A, near Alpine, TX 79830
STATE: TX
COUNTY: Brewster County, TX
ZIP: 79830
SIZE: 20.0 acres
LOT DIMENSIONS: 655 feet x 1367 feet
APN: 22644
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ID #22644 BLK 236, SEC 21 W/2-SW/4-NW/4 T&STL RY COTract Three: W of SW of NW of Survey 21, Abstract 3108
LAT/LONG COORDINATES:
NW: 29.665270, -103.012152
NE: 29.665310, -103.010140
SW: 29.661553, -103.012073
SE: 29.661580, -103.010057
ELEVATION: 2,303 feet
ANNUAL TAXES: Approx. $85.00 per year
ZONING: No Zoning - No restrictions Currently, the only restrictions in Brewster County are a requirement to install septic on tracts that are 10 acres or fewer if you do anything other than camp. There are no other building restrictions. There are no sewer, water, or gas lines in the area. Many utilize solar power and water catchment and some haul water. Wells are expensive and there is no guarantee you will hit water or that it will be usable. For more information, contact the County Judge at 432-837-5831 or County Auditor at 432-837-4417.
HOA/POA: No
IMPROVEMENTS: None
ACCESS: Dirt Roads .
WATER: Would be a well, water haul and holding tank or other similar option
SEWER: Would be by Septic
UTILITIES: Power by solar, wind or generator, Phone by cellular, satellite TV/Internet/Phone
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