Lexington, TX 78947 (Lee County)
About this property
93.94 acres in Lee County — a rare recreational retreat with exceptional diversity and character. Located on County Road 413 with nearly 3,000 feet of road frontage and approximately 3,600 feet along scenic Yegua Creek. From towering hilltop views to fertile creek bottoms below, this tract offers a landscape that is difficult to replicate in today's market. The property is loaded with mature hardwoods, open grazing areas, and excellent wildlife habitat — ideal for hunting, recreation, livestock, or your dream country home. Whether you envision a custom home overlooking the rolling terrain, a weekend hunting retreat, or a working ranch with room for barns and shops, this property has the versatility to make it happen. A power meter is already in place to jumpstart future improvements. Good fencing along multiple sides adds functionality for cattle, horses, or other livestock. The mix of wooded cover and open pasture creates a strong setup for agricultural use while maintaining excellent recreational appeal. The Yegua Creek corridor attracts whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, and waterfowl — creating an outstanding outdoorsman's property with year-round enjoyment. Large portions of the creek bottom fall within the floodplain, but that is heavily offset by the unmatched recreation, privacy, and natural beauty the creek provides. Just 15 minutes from Rockdale, under an hour to Bryan/College Station and Taylor, and positioned near Sandow Lakes Ranch and the Samsung expansion corridor. Despite the easy access, the property maintains a secluded, private feel that truly caters to those seeking peace, space, and freedom. Ag exempt taxes keep ownership costs low — an incredible lifestyle property and a smart long-term investment.
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About the Area
0000 CR 413 None is located in Lexington, Texas, in Lee County. Lee County sits in the post oak savanna east of Austin, anchored by Giddings, a small agricultural city bisected by US-290 that has seen modest growth from Austin metro expansion. The county maintains a working agricultural character while proximity to Austin makes it increasingly attractive for acreage buyers.
The Little Brazos River and Yegua Creek drain much of Lee County, and the terrain features sandy post oak soils characteristic of the Lost Pines transition zone. The landscape is gentler than the Hill Country proper, with open pastures, wooded creek bottoms, and sandy-soiled ranchland.
Lexington had an estimated population of 1,493 as of 2023. The 78947 zip code has a median household income of $81,371, a median home value of $276,900, and a median age of 41.1. The average household size is 2.61 people.
Cattle ranching, poultry farming, oil and gas production, and Austin metro spillover define Lee County's economy. The county attracts buyers seeking affordable acreage within 60 miles of Austin's employment centers.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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