Tucked along the quiet bend where County Road 387 meets County Road 489, this 2.88-acre slice of Lott feels like the kind of place you only find when you’re willing to slow down and let the land introduce itself. The property is fully wooded, the sort of untouched mix of trees and brush that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into your own private pocket of Texas, with Pond Creek tracing the front edge. There’s no bridge across it yet, which somehow adds to the sense that this spot has kept its peace by letting nature set the pace. The current owner has used it for simple recreational enjoyment, letting the land be what it is — wild, quiet, and honest. Whether you imagine weekend exploring, a retreat from town, or a place to dream up future possibilities, this acreage offers a feeling that’s getting harder to find. It sits just minutes from Westphalia and an easy drive to Temple, yet once you’re standing among the trees, it feels a world away. It’s the kind of land that doesn’t need to put on a show; its beauty comes from being steady, natural, and exactly what you hoped to find.