TBD Little Flock Road, Temple, TX, 76501

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±49 acre cultivated farm land in East Bell County. Located on the South side of Little Flock Road between Temple & Zabcikville. Regionally located between Temple and College Station. Part of the Central Blackland Prairie Region of Texas. Open land, entirely tilled/cultivated. There is a small wood frame barn/shed on the property. There is an old water well on the property. Does NOT appear to be located within the 100-year FEMA flood zone. Mostly Flat, with a gentle slop towards the West of the property. ±10' of Elevation Changes from ±500' to 490' above Sea Level. Branyon Clay Soil with an average capability rating of 2. Oncor Overhead Single Phase Electric on-site. 2.5” East Bell water line to the South of property. 3,227’ of County Maintained Gravel Road Frontage along Little Flock Road. Easy Access back to TX Hwy 53. Rogers ISD. Agricultural Exemption in Place for Low Taxes. $195.78 in 2024 Property Taxes. Shown by appointment only. Do NOT drive over farm land. Land is leased for farming and is under a share crop agreement. No known restrictions. Neighboring house has easements to driveway and water well.

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Rent-to-Value Ratio: 0.72%

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$3,528 /month

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