$ 190,000
268 County Road 3298 Decatur, TX 76234
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$ 190,000
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6 Acres Lot
$ 190,000
Est. payment | /mo
6 Acres Lot
Key Details
Property Type Vacant Land
Sub Type Unimproved Land
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Subdivision Pappy Lawson Addition
MLS Listing ID 20706114
HOA Y/N None
Lot Size 6.000 Acres
Acres 6.0
Property Description
FIVE LOTS AVAILABLE, make sure you see them all! Introducing a prime piece of vacant land where your creativity can flourish! Enjoy the beauty of minimal building restrictions, allowing you to imagine and craft your ideal spot. Nestled on a quiet dead-end road, this private haven promises serene living away from the hustle. Yet, it’s close to Highway 51, meaning you're never too far from picking up the essentials. The land falls within the esteemed Paradise School District, making it an ideal spot to raise the young scholars or have them close to quality education. It’s sandy loam which is great for those who might want to flex their green thumbs. Whether it's a lush garden or a small farm, you decide how green your paradise will be! If you fancy a city outing or need to jet away, Dallas-Fort Worth Airport is just a 45-minute drive. Building here also comes with the sweet perk of agricultural exempt taxes, keeping more pennies in your pocket for turning those home dreams into reality.
Location
State TX
County Wise
Zoning Residential
Direction GPS friendly. Signs are out to show approximate location of each lot.
Exterior
Utilities Available Electricity Available, No Sewer
Garage No
Building
Lot Description Acreage
Schools
Elementary Schools Paradise
Middle Schools Paradise
High Schools Paradise
School District Paradise Isd
Others
Restrictions Deed
Ownership Please ask sellers agent
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Listed by Kari Newton • Parker Properties Real Estate
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