This unimproved property (67.00 ac) has multiple potential homesites and consists of a rolling, oak dominated savannah, interspersed with other native tree, brush, and grass species such as Texas persimmon, Mesquite, Cedar elm, Black hickory, and Little bluestem. Live oak is the primary and most visible oak species, with scattered Spanish oak, Post oak, Blackjack oak, and Shinnery oak. There is a 32-ac terraced open field on the east end of the property, with a seasonal drainage that runs from the north fence line to the south fence line through the field. White-tailed deer, Axis deer, Rio Grande turkey, mourning & white-wing dove, and other indigenous wildlife species such as raptors, songbirds, various small mammals, and reptiles are also abundant and are commonly seen. The property is only lightly grazed by livestock and has an active Ag Exemption in place. The property has perimeter fencing on the north, south, and east boundaries. The 32-ac field is separately perimeter fenced. There is one water well serviced by a windmill, storage tank, and water trough. Ground water is good in the area and additional wells could be drilled.