




| Elementary | ANAHUAC EL | D |
| Middle | ANAHUAC MIDDLE | D |
| High | ANAHUAC H S CCMR 94% · Grad 100% | B |
Narrow property ending at East Fork of Double Bayou, flowing into Trinity Bay. Land on both sides of Gau Rd. Unrestricted land for hunting, fishing, cattle, or wildlife enjoyment. Contact county engineer for building codes; residence must be elevated. Trinity Bay Conservation District handles water and sewer services. Seller retains mineral rights; no survey provided. Enjoy the freedom and natural beauty of this unique piece of land.
| Property Type | Land |
| Bathrooms (total) | 0 |
| Lot Size (acres) | 18.2710 |
| Lot Size Source | Appraiser |
| Lot Features | Open Lot |
| County | Chambers |
| MLS Area Major | 53 |
| MLS Area Minor | Chambers County East |
| Subdivision | John Johnson |
| Road Surface | Gravel |
| Postal Code | 77514 |
| Water Source | None |
| Sewer | None |
| Parcel # | 26880 |
| Legal Description | 18.2710 acres, 161 TR 19-1-4 |
| Listing Terms | Cash, Conventional |
| Disclosures | Other |
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.
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