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899 Co Rd 2245, Grapeland, TX, 75844, Houston County

Property for sale in Houston County, Texas
$199,00010 acres
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Discover a Revolutionary Homesteading Community in Grapeland, Texas. If you dream of owning +10 acres of individually deeded land while getting expert assistance in permaculture, Little G Ranch is your ideal destination. 
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$17,99920.1 acres

Fort Hancock, TX, 79839, Hudspeth County

With spectacular mountain views, this 20.1 acres of raw land is located an hour away from Fort Hancock, and 1.5 hours away from El Paso, Texas! Located in an unpopulated area of Hudspeth County, this is the perfect go-to place to take a break during
$194,46013.9 acres

220 PR Goose Creek Ln, Jourdanton, TX, 78026, Atascosa County

Goose Creek Ranch "GCR" is a beautiful acreage community in Atascosa County made up of 9 Ranchettes, ranging in size from 12 to 37 acres. It's located just outside Jourdanton on SH 97 & a 45-minute drive to San Antonio. Enjoy your very own Ag-exempt
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Homesteads for Sale in Texas

What is a homestead?

A homestead is a property designed for sustainable and self-sufficient living, often including a home, farmland, and areas for raising livestock. It is ideal for individuals or families seeking a rural lifestyle in Texas.

Why buy a homestead in Texas?

Texas offers diverse landscapes, from rolling hills to fertile plains, making it an excellent location for homesteading. The state’s mild climate and strong agricultural history provide great opportunities for farming and self-reliance.

What types of homesteads are available in Texas?

Homesteads in Texas range from small farms to large ranches. They may include features like barns, water wells, irrigation systems, and renewable energy options like solar panels.

What is homesteading in Texas?

Homesteading in Texas involves living sustainably by growing crops, raising livestock, and utilizing natural resources. It often includes eco-friendly practices and a focus on self-sufficiency.

What are the benefits of homesteading in Texas?

Texas homesteads offer the opportunity to live off the land, enjoy outdoor recreation, and potentially generate income through farming or ranching. Additionally, Texas’s homestead exemption laws provide tax benefits for homeowners.

Are there legal considerations for homesteading in Texas?

Yes, Texas has specific laws regarding water rights, zoning regulations, and building codes. It’s essential to understand these laws and ensure that the property complies with local ordinances before purchasing a homestead.

How do I find the right homestead property in Texas?

Start by determining your goals—such as farming, ranching, or off-grid living—and then search for properties that meet your needs. Working with a real estate agent familiar with Texas homesteads can help you find the perfect match.

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