TBD County Road 156

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Discover 33.36 +/- acres of Texas countryside on County Road 156, just outside the city limits of Hallettsville. This tract is a great fit if you want land with real everyday usefulness—room for agriculture, space to enjoy the outdoors, and the potential to build your next home or weekend retreat. Near the county road, you’ll find a barn and working cattle pens, making it easy to picture this place being used right away. The land includes open pasture and native cover, plus a pond in the middle of the property. That pond is a nice bonus for fishing and also provides water for livestock and wildlife. With pasture, brush, water, and a wooded creek bottom, the property naturally attracts native game and offers plenty of opportunities for hunting and outdoor time. As you head toward the southern boundary, a wet-weather creek runs through a wooded area with mature hardwoods. It adds privacy, shade, and a more rugged, natural feel—like you’re getting a little “escape” within your own acreage. Between the mix of terrain and the wide-open country views, there are several spots that could work well for a future home, ranch headquarters, or a cabin-style getaway. It’s the kind of property where mornings could mean fishing by the pond, and evenings could mean hunting, wildlife watching, or just enjoying the sunsets over the open landscape. If you’ve been looking for quiet rural land in Lavaca County, this one has a lot to offer. According to the Lavaca County Appraisal District, the property is currently under agricultural valuation. Whether you’re looking to expand cattle operations, create a hunting and fishing retreat, or build a country home near Hallettsville, this 33.36+/- acre tract brings together location, improvements, water, wildlife habitat, and natural beauty. All acreage, property boundaries, floodplain information, pond conditions, wildlife, and agricultural valuation status should be independently verified.

Discover 33.36 +/- acres of Texas countryside on County Road 156, just outside the city limits of Hallettsville. This tract is a great fit if you want land with real everyday usefulness—room for agriculture, space to enjoy the outdoors, and the potential to build your next home or weekend retreat. Near the county road, you’ll find a barn and working cattle pens, making it easy to picture this place being used right away. The land includes open pasture and native cover, plus a pond in the middle of the property. That pond is a nice bonus for fishing and also provides water for livestock and wildlife. With pasture, brush, water, and a wooded creek bottom, the property naturally attracts native game and offers plenty of opportunities for hunting and outdoor time. As you head toward the southern boundary, a wet-weather creek runs through a wooded area with mature hardwoods. It adds privacy, shade, and a more rugged, natural feel—like you’re getting a little “escape” within your own acreage. Between the mix of terrain and the wide-open country views, there are several spots that could work well for a future home, ranch headquarters, or a cabin-style getaway. It’s the kind of property where mornings could mean fishing by the pond, and evenings could mean hunting, wildlife watching, or just enjoying the sunsets over the open landscape. If you’ve been looking for quiet rural land in Lavaca County, this one has a lot to offer. According to the Lavaca County Appraisal District, the property is currently under agricultural valuation. Whether you’re looking to expand cattle operations, create a hunting and fishing retreat, or build a country home near Hallettsville, this 33.36+/- acre tract brings together location, improvements, water, wildlife habitat, and natural beauty. All acreage, property boundaries, floodplain information, pond conditions, wildlife, and agricultural valuation status should be independently verified.

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