Lexington, TX 78947 (Lee County)
About this property
17-Acre Lexington Land with Private Stock Pond! Escape to the peace and privacy of country living with this exceptional 17-acre tract just outside of Lexington. Featuring a stock pond and sweeping open pastures, this property offers the perfect setting to create your custom estate, equestrian retreat, or family homestead. Located along quiet County Road 410, just minutes from downtown Lexington, the property combines the tranquility of rural living with convenient access to everyday amenities. Expansive open fields, scattered shade trees and multiple level building sites provide endless possibilities while making future site preparation both simple and cost-effective. The scenic stock pond serves as a reliable water source for livestock while attracting native wildlife, creating a beautiful natural backdrop for your future home. With ample road frontage and fully usable acreage, there's plenty of room for a horse barn, workshop, guest house, additional outbuildings, or agricultural projects. A small structure is already in place, offering a simple living space with one bedroom, one bathroom, a kitchen and living area. Whether used for job-site storage, a temporary residence during construction, or weekend accommodations, it provides added flexibility as you bring your vision to life. With convenient access to Highway 77, this remarkable property offers the rare opportunity to enjoy wide-open Texas skies, room to roam and the freedom to build exactly what you've imagined. Whether you're dreaming of a private ranch, an equestrian property, or a peaceful country escape, this beautiful 17-acre tract offers both an exceptional homesite and the added benefit of existing agricultural income, making it ready to become your legacy.
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About the Area
1265 County Road 410 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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