Situated in the northern part of Walker County is a pretty 66.8 acre tract of vacant land fronting on the north side of FM 230. The rolling property is a mix of open and wooded areas, with several pretty hillside homesites. The wooded areas provide habitat for wildlife to include whitetail deer, feral hogs, squirrels and others native to the area. The tract has a bountiful amount of native hickory trees, together with red oaks, pin oaks, mulberry, pine, ash, elms and gum trees. Two small rock bottom creeks traverse the property and both drain to Dillard Creek, which in turn drains to the Trinity River in the upper reaches of Lake Livingston - which is about 2 miles south of the property and accessible by public launches near Riverside. Soils are good and well drained, with elevations varying from 190’ to 210’. Lake Livingston creates recreation aspects for enjoyment. A property ready to design to your needs and wants!