220 Country Road
Angleton, TX 77515
- – beds
- – baths
- – sqft
- ~15 acre lot
- – on site
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IF YOU NEED A LARGE SIZE TRACT FOR HORSES,CATTLE ETC. BUT STILL CLOSE INTO TOWN THIS IS FOR YOU, OPEN PASTURE, POLE BARN OPEN ON ONE SIDE, CITY WATER ALREADY THERE, HAS CITY WATER, AND CITY SEWER IS AVAILABLE. PIPE LINE ACROSS THE BACK OF THE PROPERTY.
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Last updated Apr 10, 2024
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