This beautiful family farm consists of 244.69 Acres in South Texas. This property is in a Conservation Easement. The long-term owners intended this acreage to be enjoyed by a family(s) that can live on the property. Two 4 acre development envelopes (Homesites) with ingress/egress to the sites are provided on the easterly side of the land. Each of these sites are designed to allow for one-story homes and associated storage buildings. Conservation Easements are becoming more prevalent in Texas as they preserve the land and wildlife for years to come. Under a conservation easement, land remains in private ownership, and is maintained in its current natural condition, not developed, thus protecting important conservation values. The landowner retains his or her current use of the property, can sell or pass it on to heirs, and agrees to allow periodic monitoring to ensure that the conservation values described in the easement are upheld.