




| Elementary | NEWTON EL | C |
| Middle | NEWTON MIDDLE | C |
| High | NEWTON H S CCMR 84% · Grad 100% | C |
Nice raw tracts ready for conversion or reforestation. Good access and frontage south of Newton, Texas. Level to gently sloping topography. Fair priced for East Texas land investment. Great shape for fencing and usability. Clean with no pipelines, ROW’s, easements, or well sites known other than along the county road.
| Property Type | Land |
| New Construction | No |
| Bathrooms (total) | 0 |
| Pool Private | No |
| Garage Spaces | 0 |
| Lot Size (acres) | 17.0000 |
| Lot Features | Rolling Slope |
| County | Newton |
| MLS Area Major | 47 |
| Subdivision | NA |
| Road Surface | Asphalt,Gravel |
| Postal Code | 75966 |
| Water Source | None |
| Sewer | None |
| Parcel # | NA |
| Legal Description | James West Survey, A-502, Newton County, Texas |
| Listing Terms | Cash, Conventional, Texas Vet |
| Lease Considered | No |
| 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.
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