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10 acres in Lamar County
Presented by Kristen Ross

10 acres in Lamar County

$244,00010 AcresLamar
Water featuresMove-in Ready
Active Under Contract

$244,000

162 PR 35976, , TX 75411

3 bed · 2 bath

1,533 sq.ft.

MLS# 21123578

Data last refreshed: March 25, 2026 at 1:52 PM CT

Water featuresMove-in Ready

Charming Country Brick Home on 10 Acres Near Lake Pat Mayse Arthur City, TX Discover peaceful country living with this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom brick home on 10 beautiful acres in Arthur City, Texas. Offering approximately 1,533 sq ft of comfortable living space, this property delivers the perfect blend of privacy, open land, and charm, ideal for anyone seeking a slower, more relaxed country lifestyle. Step inside to a bright and inviting living room featuring tall ceilings, generous natural light, and a welcoming layout. The rustic-style kitchen offers warm country character with plenty of room to customize and make it your own. Each bedroom provides comfortable space and views of the surrounding acreage, giving the home a light, airy feel. The 10-acre setting offers endless possibilities, build a shop, start a small hobby farm, enjoy wide-open views, or create the peaceful retreat you’ve dreamed of. Property includes a tractor with purchase. Located just minutes from Lake Pat Mayse, this property gives you easy access to some of the area’s best fishing, boating, camping, and outdoor recreation. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway or a full-time homestead close to the lake, this location is hard to beat. If you're searching for space, privacy, and room to grow with the added bonus of nearby lakeside activities, this Arthur City country home checks all the boxes.

United Country Altaterra Realt / Kristen Ross

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