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3.38-acre tract in Phase 2 of Murphy's Dairy Subdivision, outside Mexia city limits in Limestone County. Lot measures approximately 225 feet by 650 feet and is mostly cleared with scattered trees. Access is by a newly engineered gated road built with limestone screening subgrade and road base, graded and compacted, with drainage channels on both sides and culverts at drainage points. Electric lines, poles, and transformers are installed along the road frontage, and a water meter is set at the frontage. Septic is required. Soil boring under an approved OSSF site suitability plan supports conventional or aerobic septic systems. The lot is surveyed, platted, and corner staked. The tract is not in a FEMA flood zone. Permitted uses include residential and agricultural. Manufactured homes and RVs are permitted subject to recorded covenants.

3.38-acre tract in Phase 2 of Murphy's Dairy Subdivision, outside Mexia city limits in Limestone County. Lot measures approximately 225 feet by 650 feet and is mostly cleared with scattered trees. Access is by a newly engineered gated road built with limestone screening subgrade and road base, graded and compacted, with drainage channels on both sides and culverts at drainage points. Electric lines, poles, and transformers are installed along the road frontage, and a water meter is set at the frontage. Septic is required. Soil boring under an approved OSSF site suitability plan supports conventional or aerobic septic systems. The lot is surveyed, platted, and corner staked. The tract is not in a FEMA flood zone. Permitted uses include residential and agricultural. Manufactured homes and RVs are permitted subject to recorded covenants.

P2l13 County Road 463, Mexia

Lot 16 in the newly platted Murphy's Dairy Subdivision offers 3.37 acres of flat Limestone County land measuring 235 by 621 feet, located outside the Mexia city limits. Terrain is level with cleared areas and scattered trees. Access is from County Road 463 through two welded and concreted cattle guard entrances onto a newly engineered 6,200 foot gated subdivision road built with 8 inches of limestone screening subgrade and 4 inches of road base, graded and machine compacted, with drainage channels on both sides and culverts set at drainage points. Electric lines, poles, and transformers and water meters are installed along the road frontage. The county OSSF authority has approved the plat for conventional or aerobic septic systems. The tract sits outside the FEMA flood zone. Boundary and easement corners are staked. Recorded covenants permit residential, ranching, and agricultural use. Buyer to verify acreage, utility availability, septic requirements, and covenant terms.

Lot 16 in the newly platted Murphy's Dairy Subdivision offers 3.37 acres of flat Limestone County land measuring 235 by 621 feet, located outside the Mexia city limits. Terrain is level with cleared areas and scattered trees. Access is from County Road 463 through two welded and concreted cattle guard entrances onto a newly engineered 6,200 foot gated subdivision road built with 8 inches of limestone screening subgrade and 4 inches of road base, graded and machine compacted, with drainage channels on both sides and culverts set at drainage points. Electric lines, poles, and transformers and water meters are installed along the road frontage. The county OSSF authority has approved the plat for conventional or aerobic septic systems. The tract sits outside the FEMA flood zone. Boundary and easement corners are staked. Recorded covenants permit residential, ranching, and agricultural use. Buyer to verify acreage, utility availability, septic requirements, and covenant terms.

P2l16 Limestone County Road 463, Mexia

The newly platted Murphy’s Dairy Subdivision offers an ideal blend of residential and agricultural living on spacious 3-acre+ lots. Ready for development, each lot has been perc-tested and features a flat, build-ready site. Key infrastructure includes a newly engineered 6,200-foot private road, pre-paid electric service with an credit for line extension into your lot for new property owners, and low tap fees to activate your water meter for service. Approved for conventional or aerobic septic systems, the subdivision ensures easy utility setup. Enjoy peaceful living with excellent cell coverage and potential agricultural tax benefits. Light covenants protect property values, allowing for residential, ranching, or agricultural use.

The newly platted Murphy’s Dairy Subdivision offers an ideal blend of residential and agricultural living on spacious 3-acre+ lots. Ready for development, each lot has been perc-tested and features a flat, build-ready site. Key infrastructure includes a newly engineered 6,200-foot private road, pre-paid electric service with an credit for line extension into your lot for new property owners, and low tap fees to activate your water meter for service. Approved for conventional or aerobic septic systems, the subdivision ensures easy utility setup. Enjoy peaceful living with excellent cell coverage and potential agricultural tax benefits. Light covenants protect property values, allowing for residential, ranching, or agricultural use.

P2l18 County Road 463, Mexia

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