262 Maze Road Livingston, TX 77351

This is 14 acres of heavily wooded, unrestricted land located in southern Polk County, Texas, approximately 26 miles south of Livingston. The terrain is flat, with an elevation of 150 feet and no floodplain. The lot dimensions are roughly 563 by 1,096 feet. The land is covered in dense timber, including loblolly pine, sweetgum, and Southern magnolia. There is no HOA and no deed restrictions, allowing for mobiles, barndominiums, tiny homes, RVs, duplexes, and camping. Power is available via Sam Houston Electric, and water can be accessed via a private well or alternatives. Fiber-optic internet is accessible. Septic or an alternative is needed for sewer. The area is known for whitetail deer, hog, and turkey, with natural cover on-site. Lake Livingston, which is approximately 90,000 surface acres and the second-largest lake in Texas, is approximately 26 miles north. Lake Livingston State Park is nearby. Big Thicket National Preserve, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is located in eastern Polk County. Martin Dies Jr. State Park is approximately 40 miles east. Houston is approximately 75 miles south, and Beaumont is approximately 47 miles away. The annual taxes are $151.26. The property is conveyed via warranty deed with no liens or back taxes. The APN is 10071004500-1.