8.36 Acre Farm Lot, Dime Box, TX

Farm Description

Farm to Table

Calling all farmers. This 8.36-Acre lot in Lee County, Texas is for you. This landlocked farmland will certainly support your dreams of living off the grid. The flat lot has been zoned as Farm (irrigated or dry) by the county. Some acceptable farm structures include barns, farmhouses, poultry coops, livestock shelters, loafing sheds, silos, and equipment storage units. Electricity is available within ¼ mile while well and septic will need to be added to build. Texas is already a leading crop and livestock production state, so buy yourself this lot and start yielding profit today. Never mind the production potential, this would be a beautiful place to build a homestead. Homesteads are great because they offer the ability to disconnect from society and connect with your family and nature. Owning your very own Texas property means horseback riding, four-wheeling, and camping galore.

Dime Box, Texas

Texas is full of unusual town names, like Dime Box. Dime Box came about in 1913 with the installment of railroad tracks, soon after the tracks became active people and businesses moved nearby. Today the town is an unincorporated community within Lee County. Texas is known for hot and humid summers and generally mild to cool winters; precipitation varies in the region. Some of Texas' top crops include corn, wheat, cotton, peanuts, pecans, sorghum, and rice. In addition, did you know the state is also the top producer of sheep, goats, and horses, and mohair? There is a lot of farm production around these parts. Dime Box is located in Southeast Texas, just 1 hour 22 minutes from Austin. Some things to expect from this small town are dirt roads and hole-in-the-wall type businesses. The Swee Berry Farm is a good example. Here you and the family can wander and pick your own berries from the fields, locals love it. A couple of other entertainment options nearby are Lake Somerville State Park, Texas Skydiving, Bastrop River Company Canoe/Kayak rentals, and Bluebonnet MX Park. Tourism is scarce in this small town. Most locals hunt for entertainment. Lee County has hunting seasons for alligators, deer. quail, duck, rabbits, wild turkey, javelina, and more. Being just outside of Austin, this private area is sought after so, don't miss out.