Expanding 634 square miles across the Lone Star State is Lee County, Texas. Named after Robert E. Lee, the commander of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, Lee County is home to almost 17,000 residents. Standing as a wholesome county, Lee offers relaxing activities and amenities for its residents to enjoy. For example, Somerville Lake, the same link shared with Burleson County, offers camping, boating, and exciting fishing opportunities. For those who prefer indoor activities, Lee County offers fun venues like Leesure Lanes, a popular bowling alley, and the Texas Wendish Heritage Museum, which allows visitors to take a look back in Texas' history. Of 254 counties in the Lone Star State, Lee County is 230th in terms of its size (634 square miles). Lee County is in Blacklands South Texas. A recent survey of Land Network data includes almost 1,000 acres of equestrian property for sale in Texas's Lee County, which is valued at a combined $399,000. Browse all Lee County horse farms for sale on the Land Network to find the equestrian property that's right for your future needs, whether you're a horse breeder, equestrian business or simply horse lover looking for stable facilities, grooming pens or grazing pasture for your own horses. The most common type of land for sale by combined acreage in Lee County is residential property.