This charming, secluded acreage is fenced and mostly wooded. Located on County Road 351, just South of Gause, only 45 minutes to Bryan/College Station. This tract is nestled away from it all. The Northern portion of the tract lies along a ridge overlooking the Brazos River bottom. There is power to and along the Southeastern border and up along the eastern boundary. With a little grooming, the trails and views will open up and the native pasture area will spring to life. There is a ravine along the northern border that could be a possible lake site and native wildlife abounds. Remnants of an old home still exists and the site features power and an old hand-dug well. The property is well fenced with some cross fencing, a small set of catch pens and a nice pond. The terrain is gently sloping for the most part with a few areas of significant elevation changes. The soils are sandy-loam to clayish-iron ore and rocky outcroppings. Ample wildlife inhabit the area and the long, private drive from the county road creates a true sense of seclusion and privacy.