Tucked away on County Road 4618 in the Webb Hill area just down from Webb Hill Country Club, this 12.03 acre property offers a rare blend of natural beauty and Texas history. Mature trees shade the land while a flowing creek winding its way through the property. Whether you prefer a private homesite nestled in the trees or a more open meadow, this land gives you the freedom to choose your ideal setting. Held by the same family for nearly 100 years, this property carries a remarkable story. The original deed was written in Spanish land grant language and the land was first surveyed by Joey Webb, surveyor for the Republic of Texas. Family history tells that when Sam Houston offered Mr. Webb land anywhere in Texas, he selected the 640 acres now known as Webb Hill. A new survey has just been completed. This is a special piece of land with character, history, and beauty that is becoming harder to find. The property currently has an agricultural exemption and an electric utility easement along the east side. Come walk the land and see for yourself what makes it so unique.

Tucked away on County Road 4618 in the Webb Hill area just down from Webb Hill Country Club, this 12.03 acre property offers a rare blend of natural beauty and Texas history. Mature trees shade the land while a flowing creek winding its way through the property. Whether you prefer a private homesite nestled in the trees or a more open meadow, this land gives you the freedom to choose your ideal setting. Held by the same family for nearly 100 years, this property carries a remarkable story. The original deed was written in Spanish land grant language and the land was first surveyed by Joey Webb, surveyor for the Republic of Texas. Family history tells that when Sam Houston offered Mr. Webb land anywhere in Texas, he selected the 640 acres now known as Webb Hill. A new survey has just been completed. This is a special piece of land with character, history, and beauty that is becoming harder to find. The property currently has an agricultural exemption and an electric utility easement along the east side. Come walk the land and see for yourself what makes it so unique.