Located in the Lexington city limits, this .2479 acres of thick coastal grass, partially fenced pasture is covered in many varieties of native Texas wildflowers. At the first sign of Spring, it's covered in patches of Black-eyed Susan with Bee Balm, Winecups, Phlox and many others mixed in.
It is partially fenced and currently used for grazing horses, but could be home-site ready in no time! With more open pasture, a barn and grazing horses to the west and the south it feels like a little piece of county, right in town! City restrictions apply.
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From Loop 123 in Lexington, turn onto FM 112.
Drive approximately 1/2 mile and turn left onto Yegua Street.
Lot will be the first open field on the right.