TBD (+/- 250 acres) CR 443, Snook, TX 77878 - Burleson County

History:

Old River, a perennial stream, rises six miles north of Snook in northeastern Burleson County and flows southeast for twenty-eight miles through mostly open country to its mouth on the Brazos River. The stream-bed, possibly a former channel of the Brazos, parallels the river which lies two to four miles to the east. The stream traverses nearly level terrain surfaced by clays that support stands of post oak, blackjack oak, water oak, elm, hackberry, and pecan along the lower course of the creek. In 1824 several members of Stephen F. Austin's Old Three Hundred, including John P. Coles, William McWilliams, Alfred Kennon, and James Fisher, patented a number of leagues in the Brazos bottom near the creek. In the mid-1880s immigrants from Czechoslovakia established Snook on the west bank of the upper creek. Wilcox lies on the west bank of the lower stream.

Land:

+/- 250.44 acres on The Old River in Burleson County! This recreational property is a true blank canvas with raw acreage for anyone looking to build a hunting cabin or permanent residence in a secluded portion of the county! Property features include: mature oaks & cypress, cleared trails throughout, perimeter clearing to access property lines with ease. Old River frontage. 50/50 woods/pasture mix makes for endless opportunities. Elevation changes throughout, soil map attached. Additional 127 acres available.

Wildlife:

This property is a sanctuary to many wildlife including whitetail, hogs.

Improvements:

Electricity on site at property, cross & perimeter fencing

For more information: Please contact Jessica Armstrong 979.777.5396