Unrestricted 4.63 Acres Near Kirbyville -- Recent Survey

This 4.63-acre property in Jasper County, Texas offers a mostly wooded, flat, undeveloped setting with direct road frontage on County Road 520. The land includes a small cleared area along the paved road frontage, giving the property a practical entry feel while still keeping the wooded character throughout most of the acreage. With per-county no zoning and unrestricted use noted, this tract gives buyers flexibility without the added complexity of zoning restrictions. It is a strong option for someone looking for usable rural acreage in a quiet East Texas setting. The property has the key basics in place for access and planning, including road frontage with County Road 520 and a recent survey. Electric is available at the road, while a well and septic will be needed for future utility setup. The land is undeveloped, so a buyer can approach improvements from a clean starting point and decide how to use the wooded layout, the flat terrain, and the small cleared frontage area. With the survey already recent, the property offers a clearer path for buyers who want to evaluate boundaries and next steps. The location puts the property about 15 minutes from Kirbyville and about 1 hour from Beaumont, offering a balance of rural land ownership with nearby city access. Lake Sam Rayburn is about 30 minutes away, and the Sabine River is also about 30 minutes away, giving the area added appeal for buyers who value access to nearby outdoor destinations. The property’s mostly wooded setting provides a natural feel, while the paved county road frontage helps keep access straightforward. For buyers looking in Jasper County, the combination of acreage, access, and no zoning noted makes this tract worth a closer look. Owner financing is available with $4,000 down, with options of $809.93 per month for 60 months at 12.5% or $569.83 per month for 120 months at 14.5%. These terms give buyers a way to consider the property without relying only on a traditional purchase path. The land is not part of an additional acreage offering, with “No Subdivide” provided in the notes. That keeps the focus on this 4.63-acre tract as presented, with its mostly wooded land, flat terrain, paved county road frontage, and utility setup needs clearly identified. This Jasper County property stands out for buyers who want land that is simple, rural, and flexible based on the details provided. The recent survey, electric at the road, and direct frontage with County Road 520 are useful features for evaluating the property and planning next steps. The wooded acreage and small cleared area along the road create a practical mix of natural cover and usable frontage. Message me for the full details and to discuss next steps.