Located just outside of the city limits in Hearne - known as the crossroads of Texas, and near the proposed I-14 Central Texas Corridor, 611.23 acres of land with big future development potential,
a long-term investment or great recreation or residential property and less than a mile from the Hwy. 79/Hwy. 6 intersections, with immediate access to off of Hwy. 79 and with 1.5 miles of road frontage on Harless Lane and West Henry Prairie Road. The property is in a great location within the Presidential Corridor less than thirty minutes from the city of Bryan or Texas A&M University in
College Station, an out from both Temple and Waco, 1.5 hours from Austin and less than two hours from Houston,
611.23 Ag-exempt acres with approx. 2/3 of the property covered in thick, old-growth trees and the other third in improved coastal grasses. The property is perimeter fenced for livestock and used to...
611.23 Ag-exempt acres with approx. 2/3 of the property covered in thick, old-growth trees and the other third in improved coastal grasses. The property is perimeter fenced for livestock and used to graze cattle. It features excellent hunting conditions for white-tail deer, hogs, turkeys and waterfowl on the stock ponds, lots of elevation changes, secluded areas and multiple building sites, a hunting cabin with electric, rural water, septic and a set of pipe cattle-working pens.
**Gas pipeline is easily seen in aerial photos.**
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From Hearne, drive east on FM 391 for five blocks and turn left on Norwood.
Follow Norwood Lane until the road ts and then turn right onto West Henry Prairie Road.
Property will be 1/2 mile down West Henry Prairie Road o the left with COTROPIA above the entrance and a Bexley Land and Cattle sign.