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20+ acres of residential or recreational land on the outskirts of Kosse between Waco and B/CS and just off the intersection of State Highway 7 and 14. The triangular-shaped property is relatively flat and heavily-wooded with native hardwoods, a stock tank in the southeast corner and the wet-weather Tucker Creek that clips the northwest corner. The property is completely fenced with over 1,900' of road frontage along the county road. Navasota Valley Coop Electric is available along the county road. Property is ag-exempt with light restrictions in place, no minerals available.

20+ acres of residential or recreational land on the outskirts of Kosse between Waco and B/CS and just off the intersection of State Highway 7 and 14. The triangular-shaped property is relatively flat and heavily-wooded with native hardwoods, a stock tank in the southeast corner and the wet-weather Tucker Creek that clips the northwest corner. The property is completely fenced with over 1,900' of road frontage along the county road. Navasota Valley Coop Electric is available along the county road. Property is ag-exempt with light restrictions in place, no minerals available.

TBD County Road 666, Kosse

Looking for a small weekend getaway in Central Texas, then look no farther than this 15 MOL acre ranchette less than 2 hours from Houston and DFW, and just 10 miles between the small towns of Groesbeck, Mexia, and Lake Limestone. The property is lightly wooded with native oaks, cedar, mesquite, and elm trees and fenced on 3 sides. The majority of the property is rolling, open native pasture offering multiple homesites overlooking a seasonal stock tank that can support livestock and draws a variety of wildlife including deer and dove. Navasota Valley Electric Coop electricity is available on the property. A private water well will need to be dug approx. 300’ into the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer.

Looking for a small weekend getaway in Central Texas, then look no farther than this 15 MOL acre ranchette less than 2 hours from Houston and DFW, and just 10 miles between the small towns of Groesbeck, Mexia, and Lake Limestone. The property is lightly wooded with native oaks, cedar, mesquite, and elm trees and fenced on 3 sides. The majority of the property is rolling, open native pasture offering multiple homesites overlooking a seasonal stock tank that can support livestock and draws a variety of wildlife including deer and dove. Navasota Valley Electric Coop electricity is available on the property. A private water well will need to be dug approx. 300’ into the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer.

TBD FM 39, Groesbeck

This 26-acre tract features gently rolling terrain with over 20 feet of elevation change, creating a highly usable landscape. The property includes a diverse mix of hardwoods and native trees, including post oak, live oak, cedar elm, winged elm, and hackberry. Scattered clearings provide space for grazing, food plots, or potential homesites, while denser wooded areas offer excellent wildlife cover and added privacy. Soils consist primarily of sandy loam and Blackland clay. The approximately 1.5-acre pond on the tract is said to be spring-fed and well-stocked with bass. Lavender Acres is perimeter-fenced on the west side. The remaining sides are not fenced. The seller is open to splitting fencing costs, dependent on the terms of the offer. Electricity is available at the road or on the neighboring tract. The property is currently in year three of having bees on the land. In under two years, the property will be eligible for an agricultural valuation exemption.

This 26-acre tract features gently rolling terrain with over 20 feet of elevation change, creating a highly usable landscape. The property includes a diverse mix of hardwoods and native trees, including post oak, live oak, cedar elm, winged elm, and hackberry. Scattered clearings provide space for grazing, food plots, or potential homesites, while denser wooded areas offer excellent wildlife cover and added privacy. Soils consist primarily of sandy loam and Blackland clay. The approximately 1.5-acre pond on the tract is said to be spring-fed and well-stocked with bass. Lavender Acres is perimeter-fenced on the west side. The remaining sides are not fenced. The seller is open to splitting fencing costs, dependent on the terms of the offer. Electricity is available at the road or on the neighboring tract. The property is currently in year three of having bees on the land. In under two years, the property will be eligible for an agricultural valuation exemption.

Tract 4 County Road 386, Groesbeck