




| Elementary | NEWTON EL | C |
| Middle | NEWTON MIDDLE | C |
| High | NEWTON H S CCMR 84% · Grad 100% | C |
This 13.094-acre tract for $84,500 has substantial frontage on Baker Street and is adjacent to a .5-acre tract with frontage on Baker Street and County Road 1005, aka, Rosevelt/Sylvester, that is offered at $10,000. Water and electricity are available in the area and sewer is across the street. These properties can be used for a variety of purposes and there are no know restrictions. Prospective Buyers and or their Agents should verify the availability of utilities and the lack of restrictions with the city of Newton and or Newton County. Seller is willing to sell two acre lots for $12,500 per acre and three acre lots for $10,000 per acre with the survey being a buyer's expense.
| Property Type | Land |
| Bathrooms (total) | 0 |
| Lot Size (acres) | 13.0940 |
| Lot Size Source | Appraiser |
| Lot Features | Split Possible, Wooded |
| County | Newton |
| MLS Area Major | 47 |
| Subdivision | TBD |
| Postal Code | 75966 |
| Water Source | Public |
| Sewer | Public Sewer |
| Parcel # | 21362 |
| Legal Description | A997 JOHN H KIRBY, TRACT 100-1, ACRES 13.094 |
| Listing Terms | Cash, Conventional, FHA, Other, Texas Vet, Usda Loan, Va Loan |
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