80 acres | Tommy Smith Road
Conroe, Texas
$1,214,205
Added on 8/31/2023



Property Description
80+ acres in the heart of the next development wave. New developments and new schools under construction in the area/region. Dual access. Electricity and community water available along Tommy Smith Rd. 1st time open market offering as offered. Wooded in native and natural trees and vegetation. Low traffic county maintained, paved road. Rural/suburban setting, yet close to amenities.
Utilities
Electricity available, Water Available
Utilities
Entergy, Clear Springs Water
School District
Conroe ISD
Location
Andy Flack
Principal / Broker
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