Live Oak 50 is 50 acres in Live Oak County near Dinero, surrounded by larger ranches and within driving distance of IH-37 and several South Texas communities. A 2020 modular house, a metal shop, a water well, and brush country on the rest.
The house is a 2020 modular, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Utilities are in: a private water well, electricity, and a septic system. There is also a 30 by 30 metal shop with a 15 foot lean-to and power run to it.
The terrain is mostly flat with a slight roll, carrying brush mixed with open grazing ground, the way this part of South Texas tends to lay. Barbed wire divides the tract into two pastures. Interior cross fencing is standing but will need new wire before it holds anything. About a half mile of dirt ranch road runs through the property, with roughly one mile of ATV trails off it.
Whitetail deer, turkey, dove, quail, hogs, and javelina are common here. Coyotes, bobcats, foxes, and mountain lions have been seen on the place as well. One hunting blind and one feeder convey with the sale.
Larger ranches surround the tract. Well, power, septic, shop, two pastures, and the road are in place.
2020 Modular House
3 bedrooms and 2 baths with well, electricity, and septic in place.
Metal Shop
A 30 by 30 metal shop with a 15 foot lean-to and power.
Brush And Grazing
Mostly flat ground with a slight roll, brush mixed with open grazing.
Two Pastures
Barbed wire splits the tract into two pastures; interior cross fencing needs new wire.
Ranch Road
About a half mile of dirt road and roughly one mile of ATV trails.
South Texas Game
Whitetail, turkey, dove, quail, hogs, and javelina, with one blind and one feeder that convey.
Private Well
A private water well serves the house.
Improvements
The house is a 2020 modular with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. A private water well supplies it, electricity is on, and a septic system is in place. There is also a 30 by 30 metal shop with a 15 foot lean-to and power run to it, which puts equipment under cover and out of the weather. Fencing is barbed wire. The perimeter divides the tract into two pastures, and the interior cross fencing is standing but will need new wire. A dirt ranch road and ATV trails make up the internal access.
Land & Water
The ground is mostly flat with a slight roll. Brush and open grazing ground mix across it, which is typical of this region of South Texas. Barbed wire fencing divides the property into two pastures. Interior cross fencing is present but will require new wire before it is usable. For getting around, there is about a half mile of dirt ranch road and roughly one mile of ATV trails. Water for the house comes from a private well.
Wildlife & Agriculture
Whitetail deer, turkey, dove, quail, hogs, and javelina are common to the area. Predators have been observed on the property too: coyotes, bobcats, foxes, and mountain lions. One hunting blind and one feeder convey with the sale. The tract is surrounded by larger ranches, so the game that moves through the brush here is coming off big country on every side, and the brush and open ground on the tract give it reason to stop.
