28.45 Acres in Edna, TX - $497,875

WILDLIFE HABITAT - The Tract is used for Cattle, Hunting and Recreation. The Area is Surrounded by a Natural Abundance of a Variety of Wildlife featuring Whitetail Deer, Dove, Turkey, and the often seen Texas Wild Hog. Most of the Neighbors Feed the Deer Year Around to ensure Accumulation of Wildlife active around the Property. You also have the option to place the tract into a Wildlife Exemption.

IDEALLY LOCATED - 3 Miles to Highway 59 and Edna, 23 Miles to Victoria

WATER DATA - The Water Shed for Jackson County is the Matagorda Basin Watershed. There are No Domestic or Fracking Water Wells on the Property. There is NO Water Well on the Property.

LOCAL AREA - This tract is in an exceptional area due to the rich History that the local area provides. The Texas Independence Wine Trail doesn't end in Lavaca, Jackson Counties. Continuing the trail, you can take your excursion into Fayette County. Hallettsville and Edna offers Specialty Shops, Groceries, and Farm Supplies.

JACKSON COUNTY - Home of the Karankawa Indians granted in part to Stephen F. Austin and to Martin de Leon. Settled 1824-1835 by colonists largely from Alabama, Louisiana, Kentucky, Tennessee and west of the Lavaca, Mexico. Organized as a municipality December 5, 1835. Named in honor of Andrew Jackson, president of the United States. Created a county March 17, 1836, organized in 1836 with Texana, formerly Santa Anna, county seat; Edna, county seat since 1883. In memory of John Mc Henry, Francis M. White, James Kerr, F. F. Wells, early settlers. William Menefee, Elijah Stapp, signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence. William Sutherland, martyr of the Alamo; George Sutherland, John S. Menefee, James A. Sylvester, heroes of San Jacinto. Clark L. Owen, colonel in the Confederate army, and other pioneers who resided in this county before or directly after the Texas Revolution. Jackson County: average altitude 75 feet, annual rainfall 37 inches. Soil: black hogwallow, sandy loams, alluvial. Crops and products: cotton, livestock, corn, dairying, vegetables, poultry, pecans, oil, and gas.

YOUR LISTING REALTOR - C. Chancy Horn, Partner/Realtor

PROPERTY VIEWING APPOINTMENTS - Office 979-505-5085

LEGAL - A5019 ERNEST, FELIX B., ACRES 28.45 JACKSON COUNTY

CAD - Jackson County #R25584

ACREAGE - 28.45 +/- Acres Acres

IMPROVEMENTS - None

LAND DESCRIPTION - Native Trees, Native Vegetation

CURRENT USE - Cattle, Hunting, Family Time

MINERALS - None

SCHOOL DISTRICT - Edna ISD

CURRENT SURVEY- The potential Buyer Shall Obtain a New Survey

TAXES - 2023 Unknown, Estimation can be requested by calling J.C.A.D.

UTILITIES - Near By, No Utilities

ROAD FRONTAGE- Yes

RIPARIAN - None

FENCING - Yes

ELEVATION CHANGES - 0% Slopes in Property Entirety

FLOOD ZONE - 0%, 100 & 500 DIRFM Flood Plain Mapping

BEST USE - Investment, Custom Home Site, Custom Horse or Cattle Barn, Barn Home, Equine Arena, Recreational, Hunting, Agriculture

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