This 10.2-acre tract of land for sale near Bangs, Texas offers privacy, accessibility, trees, and usable open ground. Known as Tract 3, this Brown County acreage is located at the end of Sean Lane with approximately 645 feet of road frontage and minimal passing traffic. The property is fairly level with a gentle decline toward the rear and offers several potential locations for building a country home or placing a manufactured home. Numerous oak, cedar, and mesquite trees provide shade, privacy, wildlife habitat, and natural character, while open areas should make selecting and preparing a homesite easier. A low area collects seasonal runoff and creates an approximately half-acre wet-weather pond, adding visual interest and providing water for wildlife during wetter periods. Water and electric utilities are available along Sean Lane. Buyers should verify utility availability, connection requirements, and costs. The property has a new survey and is fenced on two sides. There are no known deed restrictions. Livestock and hunting are permitted, and manufactured homes are allowed. The property is not currently under an agricultural valuation. Sean Lane is an all-weather caliche road, and the tract is only about one-quarter mile from pavement. Located in Bangs ISD, this versatile Central Texas property is approximately 7 miles from Bangs, 17 miles from Brownwood, and 70 miles from Abilene. It could make an attractive rural homesite, recreational retreat, hunting property, or private place to enjoy the outdoors.

This 10.2-acre tract of land for sale near Bangs, Texas offers privacy, accessibility, trees, and usable open ground. Known as Tract 3, this Brown County acreage is located at the end of Sean Lane with approximately 645 feet of road frontage and minimal passing traffic. The property is fairly level with a gentle decline toward the rear and offers several potential locations for building a country home or placing a manufactured home. Numerous oak, cedar, and mesquite trees provide shade, privacy, wildlife habitat, and natural character, while open areas should make selecting and preparing a homesite easier. A low area collects seasonal runoff and creates an approximately half-acre wet-weather pond, adding visual interest and providing water for wildlife during wetter periods. Water and electric utilities are available along Sean Lane. Buyers should verify utility availability, connection requirements, and costs. The property has a new survey and is fenced on two sides. There are no known deed restrictions. Livestock and hunting are permitted, and manufactured homes are allowed. The property is not currently under an agricultural valuation. Sean Lane is an all-weather caliche road, and the tract is only about one-quarter mile from pavement. Located in Bangs ISD, this versatile Central Texas property is approximately 7 miles from Bangs, 17 miles from Brownwood, and 70 miles from Abilene. It could make an attractive rural homesite, recreational retreat, hunting property, or private place to enjoy the outdoors.