1953 Année de construction:

Réseau d'eau de la ville , Puits, Fosse septique, Coopérative des eaux Services publics:

Central Système de chauffage:

Central Circuit de réfrigération:

peut être subdivisé, bassin/étang, pâturage Description de la parcelle:

Fil barbelé Clôtures:

Plus de 100 Acres Superficie du terrain:

Argile Type de sol:

Mabank ISD Secteur scolaire:

Mabank École élémentaire:

Mabank Lycée:

Mabank École secondaire du premier cycle:

We are pleased to present an exceptional opportunity: a plus or minus 640-acre tract of land situated along VZ County Rd 2705 in Van Zandt County, TX, located near the growing community of Mabank. This expansive property offers nearly a mile of direct road frontage, ensuring convenient access for large-scale projects, and features a diverse topography that includes rolling hills, expansive pastures, mature woodlands, and natural water features, including two large 9 and 4 acre stocked tanks—offering both aesthetic appeal and functional versatility for multiple uses. The varied terrain, with its gentle elevation changes, provides multiple opportunities for master-planned communities, company hunting getaways, luxury estates, or mixed-use developments, with potential home sites offering scenic views of the surrounding countryside. The property’s open fields are well-suited for agricultural or recreational components, while the wooded areas and water features enhance its appeal for eco-friendly or leisure-focused projects. Its proximity to Mabank positions it within a region experiencing steady growth, with convenient access to US-175 facilitating connectivity to Dallas and the recreational amenities of Cedar Creek Lake, a popular destination for boating and fishing. This parcel is ideally suited for developers seeking to capitalize on the increasing demand for rural yet accessible properties in East Texas. The substantial acreage allows for flexible zoning possibilities, whether for residential subdivisions, commercial ventures, or a private retreat, all within an hour of Downtown Dallas. Infrastructure considerations, including water, electric, and septic options, should be verified to align with development plans.