316 County Road 458, De Leon, Texas

Description

This 20 acre piece of Texas paradise is where the noise falls away and the idea of country living starts to feel real. NO DEED RESTRICTIONS! AG AND TIMBER EXEMPT! This private acreage in De Leon is the kind of versatility and functionality people want, but rarely find with this much already in place. Set on a quiet dead-end road, the property feels tucked away from the world without being lost from it. Open pasture, mature oaks, wooded trails, wildlife, and two established homesites create a rare mix of beauty, function, and freedom. The 2023-built cabin provides a bedroom, office, full bath, and open kitchen and living area, vaulted ceilings, large windows, and nature views. Thoughtful craftsmanship shows in the apron-front sink, tankless water heater, and quintessential front porch, designed for quiet evenings and Texas sunsets. Beyond the cabin, a trail leads the most peaceful place on the land. Wildflowers. Grazing deer. Seasonal pond. It is quiet in the way only the country can be. The second homesite is ready for the next idea, and primed with electric, septic, and water supply lines. Completely ready for your tiny house or guest cabin. Neighboring outbuildings add even more potential, including one with utility hookups and 2 others suited for feed, tack, tools, garden storage, or hobbies. The far side of the property is cross-fenced for livestock and ready to work! A larger grazing pasture, two smaller fenced sections, a small animal barn, and livestock water access creates a strong start for horses, cattle, goats, sheep, swine, or whatever version of country living you have in mind. Keep it simple or scale it up, but the bones are already here. Use this hideaway as your homestead, hunting retreat, animal property, nature-lover’s escape, or private place to get off the grid without giving up the essentials. This is not just acreage, it's the head start you've needed to finally leave town. Owners are willing to subdivide into two 10-acre parcels.

Directions: From Hwy 6, turn north onto N Mc Kinney St, County Road 454. At the fork, keep right. Continue on CR 454 and make a right at CR 458 and follow CR 458 to the gated entrance on the left.