UNK Cedar Knob Drive

Description

Located in Bell County this 42.72± acre property offers a combination of diverse terrain, mature timber, and scenic views overlooking Stillhouse Hollow Lake. With approximately 140 feet of elevation change, the landscape transitions from lower elevations to a hilltop covered with mature live oaks and cedars. The heavily wooded landscape provides excellent cover for wildlife while preserving the natural character of the property. Mature live oaks dominate the higher elevations, while native vegetation throughout the remainder of the tract creates habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, and other native wildlife. The property's natural habitat makes it well suited for recreational use including hunting, wildlife observation, hiking, or simply enjoying the outdoors. One of the property's most notable features is its elevated vantage points overlooking Stillhouse Hollow Lake. The hilltop areas offer attractive locations for homesites to enjoy the surrounding scenery and lake views, while the lower elevations provide additional recreational opportunities and wildlife habitat. The variation in elevation also contributes to the property's unique character and creates several distinct landscapes across the acreage. Water and electricity are available nearby, providing future owners with convenient access to utilities should they choose to further develop the property, subject to buyer verification and any required utility extensions. Signs of wildlife activity can be found throughout the tract, making it attractive for those interested in hunting, wildlife photography, or simply observing native Texas wildlife. The existing habitat requires minimal alteration to continue supporting the area's natural game populations. All acreage, boundaries, utility availability, elevations, and improvements should be independently verified by the buyer. Property use is subject to applicable restrictions, easements, and local regulations.