The land, which is dotted with mature live oak, post oak, walnut and pecan trees, fronts on Live Oak Street. The terrain is flat with a gentle rise to the southeast. In wet years, Stink Creek runs through the acreage.
The low-fenced property is home to white-tailed deer and free-range axis. Electricity is available on the property, which maintains its agricultural valuation. Despite its proximity to Fredericksburg, only 20 percent plus or minus of the property lies within the ETJ of one of Texas most popular towns.
For those wanting the coveted lifestyle of Fredericksburg with plenty of elbow room, this a rare opportunity that will not last.
