8684 Mineral Cemetery Rd, Beeville 78102

Welcome to your slice of Texan bliss! Situated in Bee County, this remarkable 12.19 +/- acre property offers an unmatched opportunity for those seeking calmness, seclusion, and the quintessential Texas experience. Accessible via a private gated entrance and boasting blacktop road frontage, this parcel of land presents a rare chance to own a piece of Texas heritage. With owner financing available, securing your dream property has never been more attainable, requiring as little as 5% down payment. This picturesque landscape features a delightful mix of brush and cleared land, providing the perfect balance of natural charm and potential development opportunities. A cleared site awaits your vision, whether it be for a cozy cabin retreat or a camper getaway, offering the ideal canvas for your personalized oasis. Nature enthusiasts will delight in the abundance of natural wonders that adorn this property. Towering oak trees dot the landscape, offering shade and beauty, while a wet weather creek meanders through the entire expanse, adding to the enchanting ambiance. The presence of San Domingo Creek at the back end of the property not only enhances the scenic beauty but also serves as a haven for turkey and other wildlife, creating an idyllic retreat for outdoor enthusiasts and hunters alike. For those with an agricultural inclination, livestock pens stand ready to accommodate your farming needs, while the property's ag exemption ensures super low taxes, making it a sound investment for years to come. Conveniently located just 20 +/- minutes from Beeville and within easy reach of Corpus Christi and San Antonio, this property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Whether you're seeking a weekend escape or year-round sanctuary, this Texas gem promises endless possibilities and a lifetime of memories.; Original MLS#: 113096; Deed Restrictions: ; Land Dimensions: NA; Mineral Rights: No; Surface Lease: No; Total Taxes: 0.00; USDA CRP Program: No; Water District: No; Water Rights: No