Payment Options
To purchase the property, there will be an upfront deposit of $500 that will be credited towards your purchase at closing. The remaining balance may be paid by Wire Transfer, Cashier’s Check or ACH Bank Draft at closing. Contact us anytime for questions or to purchase this property.
Cash Price
Sold!
Payment Notes
Description
Settle this little piece of West Texas! 10 acres of mesquite-rich land, raw and ready to accommodate your pioneering spirit. Located approximately 7 miles southwest of Imperial. Access via Border road that turns into two-track on west property line. A truck or vehicle with clearance is recommended if you plan to go look at the property. Perfect for the individual wanting to be fairly “off grid.” There are plenty of opportunities for someone wanting a quiet place to get away. Contains flat area for camping, several folks have RVs in this general area.
Property Information
Location | |
State | Texas |
County | Pecos |
Nearest City | Imperial |
GPS Coordinates | 31.22394, -102.78236 |
Subdivision | N/A |
Lot Number | |
Lot Size | 10 Acres |
Utilities | |
Electricity | Unknown |
Water | Delivery or Drill Well |
Phone | Cell |
Sewer | Septic or Alternative |
Other Information | |
Title | Free and Clear |
LOA Fee | N/A |
Taxes | $56 per year |
Terrain | Flat |
Restrictions | None |
Access | Dirt Road |
General Elevation | 2,400 feet |
Features
Nearby Attractions / City
15 minutes to Imperial, TX – Gas, groceries
20 minutes to Grandfalls, TX – Gas, groceries
30 minutes to Fort Stockton, TX – General medical facilities, Historic Fort Stockton Driving Tour, “Buffalo Soldiers” sculpture, Mesa Vineyards & Tasting Room
1 hour to Pecos, TX – Known as the Home of the World’s First Rodeo, City brochure Here
1 hour 20 minutes to Midland/Odessa, TX – Shopping, entertainment, heart of the Permian Basin oil play
1 hour 30 minutes to Balmorhea State Park – The world’s largest spring-fed pool, crystal water and plenty of sun
2 hours 15 minutes to the McDonald Observatory – Tours of the observatory featuring some of the world’s largest telescopes, stargazing in the wide open and clear West Texas skies
2 hours 45 minutes to Guadalupe Mountains National Park – Home of Guadalupe Peak, the highest natural point in Texas
Notes
Aerial maps of property and boundary lines are provided for general information purposes only and may not be precise.