Leon Land for Sale

Leon Land for Sale

Located in the state of Texas, Leon County offers a unique blend of natural beauty and small-town charm. With a population of approximately 17,000 residents, this county provides a peaceful and close-knit community for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

One of the main attractions of Leon County is its vast land for sale. Whether you are a developer, investor, or someone looking to build their dream home, there are plenty of opportunities to find the perfect piece of land here. From sprawling ranches to secluded wooded lots, Leon County offers a diverse range of options to suit every preference.

The land for sale in Leon County boasts a variety of features and amenities. Many properties offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside, with rolling hills and open fields. Some parcels of land come equipped with utilities and infrastructure, making it easier to start building right away. Others offer the chance to create a truly custom property, with the freedom to design and construct your ideal home.

In addition to its beautiful land, Leon County also offers a wealth of outdoor recreational activities. From fishing and boating on Lake Limestone to hiking and camping in Davy Crockett National Forest, there is no shortage of opportunities to enjoy nature and explore the great outdoors.

If you are seeking a serene and picturesque location to call home or invest in, Leon County's land for sale provides a fantastic opportunity. With its scenic landscapes and thriving community, this county is the perfect place to build your dreams and create lasting memories.

Newest Leon Land for Sale

$125,000
21213664 MLS
TRACT 4 OF 4 — 10.00 Acres CR 386 Marquez, TX Leon County- Excellent Deer-Dove Population Tract 4 of 4 —sits at the edge of a natural creek drainage corridor — the kind of bottomland cover that concentrates deer and holds wildlife year-round. A clean, even 10.00± acres at the end of this four-tract recreational offering along CR 386 in Marquez, Texas. Beautiful open pasture greets you at the road — flat, native, and ready for a homesite the moment you're ready to build. The back of the tract gives way to wooded cover and brushy terrain that creates natural habitat and bedding cover for whitetail deer, feral hog, and native wildlife that are active on this property year-round. Whether you're after a hunting retreat, a family getaway, or a place to build and settle, this tract delivers. Leon ISD. Short drive to Lake Limestone. Convenient to Houston, Dallas, and Bryan-College Station. No known restrictions. Utilities: Electric line runs along CR 386 — buyer to verify availability and serviceability with provider. Area wells in the surrounding corridor confirm water at approximately 200–320 ft depth — Area water wells in place on surrounding tracts — buyer to verify well feasibility and depth requirements for subject property. Neighboring properties served by private water wells — well permit and feasibility to be confirmed by buyer Rural water and private well use common in the area — no well currently on property. Individual septic required. Buyer to verify all utilities prior to closing.

none None C.R. 386, Marquez

$150,000
21213599 MLS
TRACT 3 OF 4 — 10.04 Acres CR 386 Marquez, TX Leon County- Excellent Deer-Dove Population Tract 3 of 4 — 10.04± acres of Central Texas recreational land with direct CR 386 county road frontage in Marquez, Leon County. Tract 3 sits at the edge of a natural creek drainage corridor, the kind of bottomland cover that concentrates deer and holds wildlife year round. This tract sits in the heart of the corridor surrounded by the same quality of land on all sides giving you the privacy and seclusion of deep country without sacrificing the access a buyer needs to actually use the property. Open native pasture at the front provides a clean, level foundation for your future home or cabin build. The rear of the tract transitions into wooded, brushy terrain — ideal wildlife habitat and natural cover that holds deer and hog throughout hunting season and beyond. This is the kind of recreational property that buyers from Houston and Dallas are actively searching for in this market, and tracts like this at this price point move quickly in Leon County. No known restrictions. Leon ISD. Part of a four-tract offering — purchase this tract alone or add adjacent tracts for a larger contiguous block. Utilities: Electric line runs along CR 386 — buyer to verify availability and serviceability with provider. Area wells in the surrounding corridor confirm water at approximately 200–320 ft depth — Area water wells in place on surrounding tracts — buyer to verify well feasibility and depth requirements for subject property Neighboring properties served by private water wells — well permit and feasibility to be confirmed by buyer. Rural water and private well use common in the area — no well currently on property. Individual septic required. Buyer to verify all utilities prior to closing.

none None Tbd C.R., Marquez

$150,000
21213526 MLS
11.88 Acres - CR 386 Marquez, TX Leon County- Excellent Deer-Dove Population Tract 2 of 4 — sits at the edge of a natural creek drainage corridor — the kind of bottomland cover that concentrates deer and holds wildlife year-round. 11.88± acres and the largest of this four-tract offering along CR 386 in Marquez, Texas. If you've been looking for just a little more room to breathe, this is your tract. The additional acreage gives you more buffer, more privacy, more ground to roam — and the same beautiful blend of open front pasture and wooded back cover that makes this corridor so desirable. The front pasture is level and open — a natural homesite waiting for a custom home, barndominium, or weekend getaway cabin. The back of the tract gives way to wooded terrain with native brush and tree cover that holds deer, hog, and wildlife throughout the year. With 11.88 acres and no known restrictions, you have the flexibility to use this land exactly the way you want. Leon ISD. Minutes from Lake Limestone. Easy drive from Houston, Dallas, and Bryan-College Station. One of four contiguous tracts available — ask about purchasing multiple. Utilities: Electric line runs along CR 386 — buyer to verify availability and serviceability with provider. Area wells in the surrounding corridor confirm water at approximately 200–320 ft depth — Area water wells in place on surrounding tracts — buyer to verify well feasibility and depth requirements for subject property Neighboring properties served by private water wells — well permit and feasibility to be confirmed by buyer. Rural water and private well use common in the area — no well currently on property. Individual septic required. Buyer to verify all utilities prior to closing.

none None T.B.D. C.R., Marquez

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