Home Site Ready – Large Lot in Growing Texas Area

If you’re planning to build a home and want room to grow, this 0.57-acre lot in Polk County, Texas is worth a look. It’s just over 1 hour from Houston, and around 3+ hours from Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, and Lafayette, LA. With power poles nearby, water hookups available, and a county-maintained road, this lot gives you the space and setup for your future home without the high cost.

Near Nature and Local Essentials
This part of Polk County is peaceful and green, with open land and space to build. You’re not far from Lake Livingston, and the nearby towns of Livingston and Onalaska have stores, schools, restaurants, and supplies. It’s a great place for families who want to live outside the city but still have what they need nearby.

You’ll also enjoy low property taxes, no HOA, and the chance to expand later with adjacent lots available.

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

• Homebuyers who want to build in a quiet area

• Families looking for affordable land with nearby utilities

• Buyers who want room for gardens, outdoor space, or future additions

• Texans ready to own land with no HOA and low monthly payments

Ready to Make Your Move?
Start with just $350 down and $350/month for 48 months ($17,150 total). Prefer to pay cash? Grab the discounted price of $13,720 and own it outright.

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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.