.17 Acres for Sale in Cleburne, TX

Land Description

Dreaming of owning a prime property in Texas? This 0.17-Acre lot in Cleburne, Texas might just be what you're looking for. This land can't be built on as of this moment, but once you've hired a surveyor and have it replatted within Johnson Country's standards and requirements, it can be a long-term investment vehicle and scenic getaway to enjoy the best of both worlds - a peaceful country living while being close to the city and everyday conveniences. Complete with public utilities and close to U.S. 67 Access Road. Call us today and see this extraordinary piece of property for yourself.

CASH Details: + Title Fees

FINANCING: Bank Financing is open for this property (Subject to Bank approval)

How To See The Land:

Simply click on this interactive map or enter any of this GPS Coordinates in your favorite maps software to find it: 32.35414, -97.3779 Center Coordinates (Approximate)

Property Details:

Size: 0.17 Acres

County: Johnson

State: Texas

Apn: 126-2800-14910

Address: 503 Robbins St, Cleburne, TX 76031

Map:

Coordinates: 32.35414, -97.3779

Access: Paved Road

Terrain: Level

Flood Zone: No

Title Info: Free & Clear w/ Title Insurance

Power: Power Available at Property

Water: City Water is Available

Gas: Handled by AmeriGas Propane

Internet: Serviced by several companies, Spectrum; At&T; Hughes Net; Viasat

Sewage: City Sewers is Available

Zoning: No, You Can't Build a Residence

Camping: Not Permitted

Mobile Homes: No, Mobile Homes Are Not Permitted

Yearly Tax: Treasurer:

County Information:

The property is nestled in Johnson County, a county located in the U.S. state of Texas. Its county seat is Cleburne. Johnson County is included in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX Metropolitan Statistical Area. Fun Fact: Johnson County is named for Middleton Johnson, a Texas Ranger, soldier, and politician.

As of the census of 2000, there were 126,811 people, 43,636 households, and 34,428 families residing in the county. The population density was 174 people per square mile (67/Km²). There were 46,269 housing units at an average density of 63 per square mile (24/Km²).

Of the 43,636 households, 39.50% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 64.70% were married couples living together, 10.00% had a female householder with no husband present, and 21.10% were non-families. 17.30% of all households were made up of individuals and 6.90% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older.

The median income for a household in the county was and the median income for a family was Males had a median income of versus for females. The per capita income for the county was To Do:

The property is near Johnson County's best tourist attractions. One great place to visit is the Layland Museum, which is just 3 minutes away from the property. If you love to learn about your property's history, the museum boasts of 3 galleries with over 50,000 artifacts and 100,000 photographs that covers almost 100 years of Johnson County history. Walk through time as you view exhibits, old and new.

On hot summer days, you can drive to Hulen Park and cool down at the Splash Station. You and your family can enjoy a refreshing dip on its many pools and waterslides. Let your kids play on spray pads and catch a sprinkler. Or float on a curvy current in their Lazy River pool. You can also try Aquaclimb, wherein you'll climb up a rock wall and fall back into a 9-feet water. There's also diving boards and an 8-lane competition pool for lap swimming or morning workouts. The water park is also complete with concession for hot food and cold drinks.

Love sports? The property is also 10 minutes away from The Depot. This stadium is the home of the Minor League Baseball team, the Cleburne Railroaders and the FC Cleburne, a premier soccer league. You can watch their home games and catch all the live action while enjoying a cold beer.

If you're more of a nature lover, another popular destination is the Cleburne State Park. The park includes the Cedar Lake and offers fun outdoor activities for the whole family. On the lake, you can canoe, kayak, fish, swim, and boat. On land, you can explore beautiful trails on foot or bike, set up camp, look for geocaches, or nature watch.

And if you're an avid angler, there's the Lake Pat Cleburne. This reservoir is used for water supply, as well as recreational lake for residents and visitors alike. It offers good Largemouth Bass fishing and the opportunity to catch three different species of catfish: blue catfish, flathead catfish, and channel catfish. There's also crappie, white bass, and sunfish. Whether you're into drift fishing or offshore fishing, you're sure to get a big catch.

Shopping:

Dining out or ordering take outs is easy as the property is only 5 minutes away from local restaurants and eateries. Restaurants near the area includes: Leach Bros Bar-B-Q and Linda's Patio, Grump Burgers, The Prickly Pear Restaurant, Purple Turnip, Sunrise Café, R&K Café II, Sunrise Café, Thai Garden Café Llc, Chaf-In Restaurant, Suzannah's Homestyle Cooking, Morris Neals Handy Hamburgers, La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant, Great Wall Chinese Restaurant, Burger Bar, Cotton Patch Café, Buffalo Creek Bbq, Texas Royal Pizza, Loaf ‘n Dog, Barrera's Tex Mex, First Wok Chinese Restaurant, and Chili's Grill & Bar.

And if you need to replenish daily supplies, big box stores and malls are also nearby such as the Walmart Supercenter, Cleburne Shopping Center, Nolan River Mall, Shop Downtown Cleburne, Knick Knack Shack, Cleburne Station, Burleson Shopping Center, Burleson Plaza, Burleson Commons, Old Town Station, The Parks Mall at Arlington, Trellis Square, Burleson Town Center, and gateway Station.

Nearby Towns From The Property:

Keene (5 miles), Coyote Flats (6.6 miles), Joshua (8.8 miles), Rio Vista (9.2 miles), Alvarado (11.9 miles), Godley (12 miles), Grandview (13.6 miles), Cross Timber (14.5 miles), Briaroaks (15.6 miles), Burleson (15.9 miles), Crowley (18.1 miles), Venus (18.3 miles), Cresson (19.8 miles), and Mansfield (23.9 miles).

Point Of Interest:

Layland Museum (0.8 miles), Hulen Park (1.9 miles), The Depot (4.2 miles), Lake Pat Cleburne (5.1 miles), Cleburne State Park (13.8 miles), and Cedar Lake (14.4 miles).

Buying Process:

1. Reach out to the Trinity Oaks Land team we will help answer all your questions not addressed here in this ad.

2. Once ready our team will secure your down payment on the property and get the information needed to start the process and paperwork.

3. We will issue you the sales agreement for your signature.

4. Once signed, we will get in touch with a reputable title company since the property is above Trinity Oaks Land has identified a trusted partner title company to facilitate title insurance and escrow services (title cost to be paid by customer at roughly in addition to the purchase price).

5. The title company will be in touch with you for the items they require to be completed on your end. This is the easy part. They will take care of coordinating all the specifics that are required by Trinity Oaks Land and you as the buyer.

6. Once the title company is done with their process, they will transfer title to you.

7. Enjoy your land.

About Us:

What makes us different? We are Trinity Oaks Land, a land company that prides itself on delivering an experience like no other in the land investing space. You are doing business with the owners of the company, two small town men that stand on the principles of small town Usa; not some big corporation based in New York that doesn't care about you and your unique land investing needs.

BUSINESS Accreditation: We are a proud accredited member of the Better Business Bureau and uphold their Code of Business Practices everyday in our business.

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Please Note:

Trinity Oaks Land and it's subsidiary holding companies do lengthy research on all our properties prior to listing them, however all prospective buyers, are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence to verify information provided and contact the county to confirm that whatever plans that buyer has for the property in question are in fact legal, feasible and permitted. Due diligence is the buyer's responsibility and all sales are final.