FM3377, Mathis, TX 78368 - San Patricio County

Big Old Creek Ranch is located 38 miles north of Corpus Christi, in Mathis, Texas, San Patricio County. This unrestricted 29.33-acre ranch has numerous features, including paved road frontage, access to city electricity, no city taxes, and low county taxes. The property is characterized by cliffs and a creek, hence the name Big Old Creek.

Previously part of an old rock quarry, the ranch offers an intriguing and adventurous landscape with elevations ranging from 115 feet above sea level at the bottom of the quarry to 145 feet in other areas.

On the north side of the property, there is a natural waterway (the creek) that feeds into Lake Corpus Christi. In 2009, the San Patricio County Drainage District was granted an easement to maintain the creek. This Big Old Creek does a great job of attracting a variety of wildlife, including whitetail deer, hogs, turkeys, coyotes, bobcats, and other critters.

The ranch is conveniently situated near several towns: Mathis is 2.5 miles away, Orange Grove is 15 miles away, Beeville is 22 miles away, Sinton is 23 miles away, George West is 25 miles away, and Alice is 32 miles away.

In addition, it is relatively close to major cities, including Corpus Christi (38 miles), Victoria (80 miles), San Antonio (106 miles), Laredo (132 miles), McAllen (150 miles), Austin (163 miles), and Houston (211 miles).

The property features over 860 feet of paved road frontage on Farm to Market 3024, with American Electric Power (AEP) power poles running along the road, providing easy access to electricity.

Moreover, it is under an AG exemption, so you won't have to worry about high taxes. The property falls within the Mathis Independent School District.

While the property does not have oil activity or pad sites, a pipeline easement runs through its northern section.

This ranch provides a peaceful country lifestyle while remaining close to modern conveniences like H.E.B., McDonald's, O'Reilly Auto Parts, and Alamo Lumber.

Sales Price: $159,900.00 ($5,451.76 per acre). Ask about potential discounts for military personnel, veterans, educators, and first responders.