Residential Land for Sale in Hubbard, Texas

Build Your Vision on 5 Unrestricted Acres in North Central Texas

This 5-acre parcel on County Road 3352 is positioned in the growth corridor between Waco and Dallas.

It's partially cleared, with mature hardwood trees lining the edges--the kind that throw real shade on a Texas summer afternoon. An electric pole is already on-site, installed and ready. The private gated entrance opens off County Road 3352, giving you both access and privacy. When you stand on the land, you're looking at dimensions of roughly 523 by 415 feet on opposing sides--enough room to spread out, but not so much that you feel lost in it.

Hill County calls this unrestricted land, which means no HOA looking over your shoulder, no timeline pressuring your decisions, no covenants dictating what you can or cannot build. Want to put up a barndominium? Go ahead. Thinking about a traditional home with a workshop? That works too. Considering a few ranchette-style structures? The county won't stop you.

The water situation gives you options rather than dictating your path. Some folks in the area have drilled wells at around 300 feet. Others have explored the Post Oak Water SUD extension--it runs about $42,000 for a line extension serving three lots, plus $5,000 per meter. There's also collection and filtration if you prefer that route. Navasota Valley Electric serves the area, and as mentioned, the pole's already here.

Agricultural Exemption: Hill County minimum size for agricultral exemption application is 5 acres. New owner can apply for agricultural exemption with Hill County Appraisal District to reduce annual property tax.

Hill County has been growing--population up 13% since 2010, household income climbing 14% in the same period. The local building permits tell you people are putting down roots. The county sits at this interesting intersection: rural enough that you're eligible for an agricultural exemption (5 acres meets the minimum threshold), but connected enough that Walmart and Brookshire's are 12 miles away, H-E-B is 17 miles out, and Hill Regional Hospital is within a similar range.

The location works in layers. Three miles gets you to State Highway 171. Eight miles puts you on I-35E, which opens up Dallas to the north and Waco to the south. The airport access runs through both cities. If you need more local commerce, Hillsboro's economic development has been attracting light manufacturing and logistics operations--the kind of employment base that tends to stabilize an area.

The land doesn't pretend to be something it isn't. It's raw potential in a county that's seen steady growth without the explosive development that changes a place overnight. It's access without traffic, space without isolation, freedom without abandonment. If you're tired of being told what you can build, when you can build it, and how it needs to look, this might be worth the drive out County Road 3352.

Property Highlights:

• 5.0 acres, unrestricted use
• Electric pole installed, gated entrance established
• Eligible for agricultural exemption (5-acre minimum met)
• Partially cleared with mature hardwood shade trees
• 3 miles to SH 171, 8 miles to I-35E
• Multiple water solutions available (well, extension, collection)
• No HOA, no restrictive covenants, no building timeline