This 28 Acre property located in Wortham, Tx will make a great small scale deer lease with many possibilities. Whether you are looking for a homesite, weekend getaway, small scale deer lease or a vacation rental this property has a lot of potential. Semi-Secluded with large land owners bordering the property on three sides which allows extra privacy and a peaceful tranquil surrounding. The property is fenced with barbwire fencing and has two cross fences towards the back of the property. The stock tank on the property adds adequate water for livestock and wildlife. The front of the property is more manicured and offers a very unique rolling landscape while the back of the property is more level and has thicker trees and ground covering that makes a great habitat for deer and other wildlife. Large hardwood trees can be found throughout the property as well. The owners of the property have deer feeders in place and often see good size bucks and occasional hogs that freely roam the woods. The living quarters on the property would make a great hunting cabin with plenty of room for friends and family to relax and enjoy the country life. The cabin may also be utilized as a temporary living space while building a home. This property has a water meter at the front of the property and an additional water line that runs to the back of the property which would allow for an additional water source at the rear of the property. Two electric meters are on the property as well. Storage Shed and Shipping Container with electric adds for extra storage and work areas. Experience the best things in a country setting and never have to drive on gravel to get there. Just minutes from Mexia, Tx where you will find local shopping, restaurants and area businesses. Located in Wortham ISD. This is truly a one of a kind find for this area! No Restrictions and AG Exempt.
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