Hallettsville, TX 77964 - Lavaca County

This end-of-the-road, secluded 101-acre hunting and fishing property has the essentials for a weekend getaway already in place. Centuries-old live oaks, elms, and pecans surround the improved pasture and cabin, with the Navidad River running along the western boundary. Spend the day exploring, riding, hunting, or fishing, and retire in the evening to the cozy cabin for dinner while enjoying the peaceful solitude.

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LOCATION

32 miles south of I-10 in Lavaca County. Accessed by deeded easement through one parcel off CR 125.

7 miles to Vienna, 17 miles to Hallettsville, 58 miles to Victoria, 110 miles to central Houston, 114 miles to central Austin, 124 miles to central San Antonio

Hallettsville ISD

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LAND

The 101.65 unrestricted acres have been selectively cleared of underbrush to promote the Bermuda grass pasture and desirable trees. Centuries-old live oaks draped in Spanish moss line the drive onto the property, along with mature elms and pecans. One third of the land is improved open pasture, perfect for grazing cattle or horses. Various areas of underbrush remain to provide food and cover for wildlife. Large pecan and willow trees line the river frontage. An internal road leads to the cabin, pasture, and near the river. The property is fenced on the southern and eastern boundaries.

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WATER

Approximately 1,600 feet of the Navidad River runs along the western boundary, where large bass and catfish inhabit several deep pools. The water level frequently rises above the banks with heavy rain. The entire property is within the 100-year floodplain, however, the sellers say the cabin has never flooded, even during the record rainfall from Hurricane Harvey. A water well services the cabin.

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WILDLIFE / HUNTING / FISHING

There are healthy populations of hogs, turkey, and whitetail deer for hunting. Additional wildlife includes ducks, bobcats, coyotes, raccoons, opossum, squirrels, and a variety of songbirds. Lunker bass and catfish are found in several deep pools along the river. All wildlife feeders and hunting blinds are negotiable.

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IMPROVEMENTS

The 392 sq. ft. one-room cabin in the center of the property features a central wood-burning stove for heat, window unit for cooling, kitchen with electric stove and refrigerator, sleeping area, and covered porch. There is no bathroom or septic system, but electricity and a water well are in place. Water levels from Hurricane Harvey rose to the bottom of the cabin, but did not get inside. All furniture and accessories in the cabin are negotiable.

Two storage buildings are located near the cabin.

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MINERALS

No mineral rights are included.

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TAXES

The property currently has an agricultural tax valuation. 2019 taxes were $230.

***Buyer Agents must make first contact and be present at all showings to participate in 50% commission split. If this condition is not met, Buyer Agent split is at sole discretion of Grand Land Realty, LLC.