3619 N FM 1702Hamilton, TX 76531
49.5 Unrestricted and Ag Exempt Acres – Big Views, Bold Freedom Escape the noise and reclaim your horizon. This 49.5-acre Hamilton County tract is the definition of a "blank canvas," offering the rare freedom of unrestricted land and an existing Ag Exemption. Whether you’re looking to run cattle, establish a hunting camp, or build a secluded off-grid homestead, this property is ready for your vision. The terrain features a gentle roll that terminates in long-distance, unobstructed views of the surrounding mesas. Covered in hardy native grasses and fully secured with perimeter and cross fencing, the land is currently working pasture but feels like a world of its own. You’re remote enough to see every star in the sky, yet only 25 minutes from the supplies of Comanche or Hamilton. Utilities • Power: Available • Water: Well needed • Sewer: Septic needed • Internet: Starlink is the best option Location • 20 miles to Hamilton • 111 miles to downtown Fort Worth • 128 miles to downtown Austin
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