





| Elementary | CHESTER EL | A |
| Middle | CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL | N/R |
| High | CHESTER H S CCMR 100% · Grad 100% | B |
Welcome to this stunning 17.5 + 1.4 easement property in peaceful Chester, TX! Unrestricted possibilities await! As you make your way to the entrance after the easement there is a deer blind on one side and a tree stand on the other. Property has an 8x10 storage shed. Land is fenced in with barbed wire offering privacy making it perfect for outdoor activities. There are 2 acres of cleared land at and around the entrance. Brand new well pump and pressure tank as well as a 200 amp power pole are in place for your convenience. There is a timber exemption which would allow you to enjoy a whopping $106/year in taxes! 1.4 acres is the private easement from the road that is never land locked and is about 1/3 miles off the main road. There is a creek that runs along the back end of the property. The easement has 2 gates within it and a 3rd gate going to the actual property. 20 minutes from the Casino and Steinhagen Reservoir which is huge lake for your enjoyment and great fishing!!
| Property Type | Land |
| Bathrooms (total) | 0 |
| Security | Security Gate |
| Fencing | Fenced |
| Lot Size (acres) | 17.5020 |
| Lot Size Source | Appraiser |
| Lot Features | Cleared |
| County | Tyler |
| MLS Area Major | 48 |
| MLS Area Minor | Tyler County |
| Subdivision | Russell Crk #4 |
| Postal Code | 75936 |
| Water Source | Connected, Well, Well Installed |
| Tax Annual Amount | $77 |
| Tax Year | 2025 |
| Tax Rate (est.) | 0.04% |
| Parcel # | R1486 |
| Legal Description | A0003 G. ARAUJO,ACRES 17.502 |
| Listing Terms | Cash, Conventional, Texas Vet, Usda Loan, Va Loan |
| Disclosures | None |
Texas Water Code §49.452 requires districts to publish annual notices with tax rate, bonded indebtedness, and assessed value. Most Harris-area MUDs publish these; a handful managed by Inframark do not.
Request this noticeThe §49.452 notice is the only public document that lists a MUD's exact tax rate, outstanding bond debt, and the assessed value used to compute your taxes — direct from the district, not the MLS. If the district is newer or has more bonds outstanding than its neighbors, your effective tax rate will be higher here than just across the street.