Discover your slice of Texas paradise on this exceptional 21-acre (approx.) estate in the heart of Whitesboro, Grayson County - a rare blend of serene natural beauty, proven tax advantages, and prime build-ready potential. This ag-exempt gem (active agricultural exemption on 20 acres - approx.) delivers substantial annual property tax savings while providing an idyllic canvas for your dream private luxury homestead, legacy ranch, or recreational retreat. Wake to peaceful mornings along a picturesque, meandering creek that winds through the property, creating a park-like setting rich with wildlife and framed by mature trees and rolling terrain. Elevated building sites offer sweeping views, while the gentle topography ensures multiple ideal spots for your custom home or estate. An existing mobile home with RV hook-up, plus an additional outbuilding, adds immediate utility and convenience. Water lines run near the property line, making development straightforward. Best of all, you're an approximate 8-minute drive from the shores of Lake Texoma - perfect for boating, fishing, and weekend escapes - yet tucked away in peaceful countryside with easy access to Highway 377 and nearby growth corridors. The ultimate North Texas retreat awaits!
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