0 Settlers Court
Sealy, TX 77474
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NEW PRICE!! 5.18 acre property is located at end of quiet cul-de-sac just minutes from I-10. Fenced. Bring your horses or FFA projects. Restricted - no mobile homes. Sealy ISD. Neighborhood has water taps available to residents - no need to drill your own well. Must put in your own septic to build. Low HOA fees. Property did not flood during Harvey. There is a drainage easement located at the back of this property. This easement can still be used for grazing animals, growing crops, or storing vehicles or portable buildings. This 5 acre tract qualifies for an Austin County agriculture exemption if the buyer has bee hives on the property - what a tax savings!! Please request plat from agent to show easement boundaries. Easy access to I-10 - easy commute to Houston.
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Last updated Apr 17, 2024
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