Seymour, TX Homes for Sale with Acreage

11.42 surveyed acres of native pasture with service road frontage to state highway 183 north. This acreage was cropland which has been allowed to return to native vegetation, grasses and trees and is fenced on the west and north sides with permanent barbed wire. A new survey was just completed. This land is considered prime commercial land with its proximity to a state highway and just outside

Jeff Groves Williamson-Branson Real Estate

Great surburban property. 47.9 fenced acres with 2 stock tanks. Fantastic for recreational use (fishing, deer, turkey, hogs, quail & dove) or residential property to build your home in the country and have livestock. Close to Seymour an just off of the highway.

Jay McWhorter HIRSCHI REALTORS

Discover your slice of West Texas freedom with this 2-acre unimproved land offering excellent road frontage and endless potential. Whether you’re looking to build a custom home, place a manufactured home, or hold as an investment, this property delivers flexibility and accessibility. Located just minutes from Seymour Texas, it offers a peaceful rural setting with convenient access to main roads.

Kayla Hill Ahart Real Estate

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY IN BAYLOR COUNTY! This rare 159± acre tract is a versatile gem—perfect for livestock, crops, hunting, or your own private retreat. Currently Ag Exempt with an active agricultural lease, it offers both income potential and exceptional recreational opportunities.The land features two ponds—a smaller one near the northeast corner and a larger, pond

Lucie Warfield Divine Estate Realty LLC

This 2.6730 acre lot sits behind the Dollar General off of US Highway 277 in Seymour, TX. No restrictions or easements. TX Dot right away approved!! Would make a great RV park or commercial space to be built.

Macey Hardin RESID

Very nice small farm with 144.37 acres planted in wheat. The owner will pay a $35 an acre prorated lease until wheat is harvested or grazed out. The farm sits on a major aquifer with one well in place. Irrigation could certainly be an option if you wanted to do something different than dry-land farming. Soil is sandy loam and suitable for other crops, including cotton. There is electric a co-op

Mahesh Manapuri Star Key Realty

Kimbra Hajek LONE STAR REALTY