0.07 Acre Unrestricted Lot near the Lake with Electric and Water Available in Mineola, TX

Land Description:

This 0.07-acre wooded lot sits in Holiday Pines. Electric, water, and telephone service are available in the area.

Holiday Pines sits right outside Mineola, Texas, home to the 2,911-acre Mineola Nature Preserve. This quiet subdivision welcomes families, snowbirds, and year-round residents. The community offers peaceful living surrounded by tall trees and nature. You get lakeside charm without lakeside prices.

Note: A marker at the property boundary shows buried telephone cable. Call (800) 545-6005 before you dig, trench, or install a septic system.

Your property is completely unrestricted. Build your permanent residence, place a mobile home, or park your RV for weekend getaways. This flexibility lets you start small and expand later. You control your timeline and budget. The property accommodates:

• Single-family houses and site-built homes
• Manufactured and modular homes
• Mobile homes (permanent placement)
• RV living (full-time or seasonal)
• Motor homes and travel trailers
• Portable campers

… with all the Utilities below:

• Electric Service: Wood County Electric Co-Op, (website), Phone: (903) 763-2203, Address: 501 S. Main St., Quitman, TX 75783
• Water Service: Aqua Texas Inc., (website), Phone: (877) 987-2782
• Sewer: Need septic tank
• Internet Service: HughesNet, (website), phone: (877) 263-1402; StarLink, (website)
• Telephone Service: Southwestern Bell Telephone (AT&T), (website), Phone: (800) 288-2020
• Trash Collection: Ameri-Tex Services, (website), Phone (866) 839-1800; Cliff’s Disposal, Website: Cliff’s Disposal, Phone: (903) 963-3561, $20 / month

… with all these OWNERS ONLY access to:

• Holiday Pines Lake Boat Ramps ($30 / year fee)
• Fishing Piers
• CLICK on the icons below in the map to see actual photos!

This Unrestricted lot is sized approximately 30 ft x 153 ft. Annual taxes will run you about $12 per year… while homesteaders pay around $5. It’s not just the great deal you’re getting. Shopping is a close drive to the community. And if you’re ready for a night out, Tyler, TX (county seat of Smith County with population 110,000) – just a 38-minute drive – will keep you busy with great restaurants and local attractions. Going in the other direction, Dallas, Texas is only an hour and 20 minutes away.

All lots come with water and electric services. Sewer is available by septic. And there are roads leading to all the lots. The subdivision POA and developer went bankrupt several years ago. The roads were initially paved, but dues were never collected to make repairs. The road leading into the community is bumpy, which means you’ll have to drive slowly. Optional annual fee of $30 per year will grant you lake access.