TBD Hog Town Road
74ac Hog Town Road
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This beautiful 74 ac property includes two ponds, several pecan trees, and borders Corps of Engineers land along Range Creek at the southern end, which flows into Lake Ray Roberts. Wildlife is abundant, including whitetail deer, turkey, and feral hogs. Cattle are present on the property, so gates should remain closed. Located approximately 3.25 miles west of the proposed Dallas North Tollway extension into Grayson County, this property features around 740 feet of Hogtown Road frontage and extends nearly a mile deep to the south. Water and power lines run along Hogtown Road and Lewis Road, with a Two Way Special Utility District water meter situated near the east gate, about 1,000 feet south of Hogtown Road. The fencing on the north and east sides is less than two years old. This is a beautiful tract for a homesite and future development. Come out and let us show you around!
Investment highlights
This stunning 74-acre property boasts two ponds, several pecan trees, and borders Corps of Engineers land along Range Creek at the southern end, which flows into Lake Ray Roberts. It’s teeming with wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkey, and feral hogs. Cattle roam the land, so remember to keep gates closed. Situated about 3.25 miles west of the proposed Dallas North Tollway extension into Grayson County, the property offers approximately 740 feet of frontage along Hogtown Road and stretches nearly a mile deep to the south. Water and power lines run along Hogtown Road and Lewis Road, with a Two Way Special Utility District water meter located near the east gate, roughly 1,000 feet south of Hogtown Road. The fencing on the north and east sides is less than two years old. This is a picturesque spot for a homesite and future development. Come take a look and see for yourself!
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