TBD Eberhardt Road, Burton, TX, 77835

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27.89 Acres in the heart of Washington County! Great location for developer or your personal homesite. Currently AG Exempt for cattle grazing. The property has been platted and divided into lots but being sold as a whole. Great road frontage, no flood plain, fenced and recorded light deed restrictions to protect your property value. Mature scattered trees. Minutes from Lake Somerville, Round Top, Brenham and BURTON school district. No flood plain, wells or pipelines. Priced to sell quickly at $26,000 per acre. Restriction Summary for development; Requires permitted septic system, minimum of 1500 square feet covered living space, no mobile homes, 50' front and 20' side set back lines, no junk yards, water wells according to the Washington County rules & regulations, no more than one (1) per 3/4 acre, no swine except for 4-H or FFA club member, no advertisement sign, no oil & gas drilling, Utility easement along road frontage. Bluebonnet Electric line on property.

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Rent-to-Value Ratio: 0.72%

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$4,351 /month

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