0 County Road 203

This fully fenced property is ideal for individuals seeking a hunting destination, a weekend getaway, or a permanent residence. The property spans over two football fields in width (647 feet) and is more than six football fields in depth (1,903 feet). Nueces Electric Cooperative runs along the front of the property, giving you easy access to power. Since the property is not part of a subdivision, you will not be subject to any Homeowners Association (HOA) rules or fees. This means you have the freedom to use your land as you see fit, without any restrictions. The property features numerous roads and senderos, making it easy to navigate. There is also an earth pond on the property. The land is covered in the typical thick brush of South Texas, featuring mesquite trees, cacti, and other native plants. Local wildlife includes whitetail deer, feral hogs, turkeys, quail, and doves, providing excellent hunting opportunities. Land is free from any oil activity, including pad sites, pipelines, or easements. Meaning you can enjoy the tranquility of your property without any disturbances. With no city taxes or exemptions in place, landowners can utilize their property without the added responsibility of livestock maintenance. According to the title company, county taxes amount to approximately $41 per acre, resulting in a yearly total of roughly $1,100.00, or $91.67 per month. This land is situated in proximity to major cities, including Corpus Christi, which is 75 miles away; Laredo, 95 miles away; McAllen, 113 miles away; San Antonio, 143 miles away; and Brownsville, 155 miles away. As a token of appreciation, seller extends discounts to military personnel, educators, and first responders. These 26.77 acres are ideal for individuals seeking a fully low-fenced piece of land. They can serve as a hunting property, recreational spot, weekend getaway, or even a permanent residence in Duval County with access to city electricity.