TBD N Fourth St Uvalde, TX 78801

The Two-mile water hole is a natural formed spring fed lake that has never gone dry! The Leona River runs underground roughly through the center of the property. Both sides of the river bottom are higher in elevation with numerous building sites. These sites have beautiful views which are out of the flood plain & are in close proximity to the water well & electrical service. Improvements include: New Edwards Water Well, New AEP Electrical Lone with upgraded 37.5 KW Transformer & New 200-amp service near the lake & building site. City water is available on the East & West ends of the property. The property is composed of mixed native south Texas brush and trees. The trees are mainly Bull Mesquite, Oak, Huisache and Persimmon. There are native plants & brush such as Guayacan, Guajillo, Lotebrush, Ceniza, Tasajillo & Prickly Pear Cactus. Native Grasses are Kleingrass, Buffalograss, and Curly Mesquite as well the owners have planted Fanzione Yuccas native to West Texas near the entrance.