TBD Fm-60, Caldwell, TX, 77836

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47 +/- acres of beautifully improved, UNRESTRICTED land with approximately 1,060' of total ROAD FRONTAGE on the highly traveled FM-60 in the Deanville area of Burleson County. Whether you are looking to build, expand your herd, or just enjoy the great outdoors, this beautiful property is ready for you to make your own. This property has been in hay production for many years and offers fantastic grazing opportunities with an AGRICULTURAL VALUATION in place to help with keeping taxes low. There is a pond and scattered mature hardwoods on-site. Electricity at the road and poles on-site as well, but will need a meter. Partial perimeter fencing in place. Nearby attractions include the recreational opportunities of Lake Somerville, shopping and dining in Caldwell, and Aggie sporting events in College Station. Approximately: 106 Miles to Houston, 75 Miles to Austin, 16 Miles to Caldwell, 34 Miles to Brenham, 40 miles to College Station and 20 Miles to Welch Park at Lake Somerville

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Rent-to-Value Ratio: 0.72%

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$4,499 /month

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Armstrong Properties

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