Future Homesite – Easy Drive from Dallas or Houston

Property Summary
If you’re looking for land where you can build your first home in a quiet rural setting, this 0.29-acre lot in Polk County, Texas could be the perfect fit. Located in Big Thicket Lake Estates, it sits on a county-maintained road with power poles nearby and water hookups available. It’s a peaceful and affordable place to start your future.

Near Nature and Local Essentials
Polk County offers simple living with easy access to what matters. Lake Livingston is close by for weekend recreation, and the nearby towns of Livingston and Onalaska provide groceries, schools, hardware stores, and restaurants.

You get solid road access, nearby utilities, and the option to expand with adjacent lots. Whether you’re starting a family or planning to leave city noise behind, this land makes rural living easy.

Is This Property Right for You?
This land is ideal for:

• Families planning to build their first home

• Buyers who want land with road, power, and water nearby

• Anyone ready for a quiet lifestyle with town access

• Texans looking to own land without HOA restrictions

Ready to Make Your Move?
Get started with just $200 down and $200/month for 48 months ($9,800 total). Or choose the cash option for $7,840. No red tape. Just a clear, affordable path to ownership.

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Location Location Location:
Polk County, Texas is a rural East Texas county known for its tall pine trees, rolling land, and quiet lifestyle. It’s home to Lake Livingston, one of the largest lakes in the state, which draws people for recreation and full-time living. The area has small towns like Livingston and Onalaska that offer basic services while keeping a laid-back, country feel. Many parts of the county have no HOA, low property taxes, and open zoning, making it attractive to land buyers who want flexibility. People from nearby cities are moving out this way for more space, lower costs, and a slower pace of life.

Disclaimer: We do our best to research the property, but buyers will need to rely on their own due diligence.