Looking for a place to build without giving up your privacy? This 7.82-acre unrestricted tract in southern Polk County offers a wooded setting with room to create the property you've been imagining. Whether you're planning a home, barndominium, manufactured home, or weekend retreat, this land provides a great starting point. Not located in a floodplain, with no HOA or deed restrictions, you'll have the freedom to make it your own. A current survey is available, the property is in Big Sandy ISD, and power is available through Sam Houston Electric, fiber-optic internet is accessible, and water and sewer can be established with a private well and septic system. Enjoy the peace and privacy of country living just a short drive from Livingston and Lake Livingston.
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Listed by:
Haley JamisonTREC #0777689936-239-4978,
Premier Property Group
Source: HAR,MLS#: 84617011
Facts & features
Interior
Bedrooms & bathrooms
Bathrooms: 0
Property
Lot
Size: 7.82 Acres
Features: Wooded, 5 Up to 10 Acres
Details
Parcel number: 10716000210
Special conditions: Probate Listing
Utilities & green energy
Utilities for property: Gas Availability Unknown, Cable Available, Electricity Available, Sewer Not Available, Water Not Available
Community & HOA
Location
Region: Livingston
Financial & listing details
Annual tax amount: $2,336
Date on market: 4/1/2026
Listing terms: Cash,Conventional,Texas Veterans Land Board
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