County Road 430 , Dime Box, TX 77853(Lee County)

There are just 40 acres left out of this great tract. Wine Tasting, County Life, Views, Wildlife, Pond,..... The property is currently used for cattle grazing and hay production so it is Ag Exempt. The location is excellent being a nice drive to Texas A&M University in College Station but yet close enough to Bastrop. The community originated in either the late 1860s or early 1870s. The settlement was first known as Brown's Mill, but was later changed to Dime Box. The origin of the name "Dime Box" stemmed from a custom in which early settlers would use a large, wooden box to forward and receive mail, or order small items from a carrier on horseback traveling to nearby Giddings.[3] In 1913, when the Southern Pacific Railroad built a line three miles to the southeast of the community, most of the residents and businesses moved to a site near the tracks. From that point onward, the original settlement became known as Old Dime Box and the new community was referred to as Dime Box or New Dime Box. A Texas Historical Marker was erected in 1968 that honored Old Dime Box as the second oldest community in Lee County. The community had a population of approximately 200 residents in 1970 with several businesses. The population remained stable through 2000.

Listing Agent - Earl Galipp, Broker 979-561-6565

Showing Agent - Earl Galipp, Broker/Partner 979-561-6565 or C."Chancy" Horn, Reltor/Partner 979-561-6565

Legal - BEING 40.00 ACRES OUT OF 170.14 A001 AUSTIN, S.F., TRACT 160, ACRES 175

Acreage - Approximately 40.00 +/-

Buildings - None

Ag Exemption - Yes

Minerals - None, Surface Control Only

School District Dime Box I.S.D.

Reasonable Current Survey No, but there is a current survey for the entire 170.14

Utilities - Available at Road

Road Frontage - Yes, Paved

Riparian - No

Elevation Changes - No

Flood Zone - No

Best Uses - Full-Time Residence, Weekend Residence, Hunting, Cattle, Horses, Hunting, Hay Production.

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