1710 N Cardinal Road Reno, TX 76020
Discover an exclusive opportunity with this 10.95-acre gem in Springtown school district. The property conveys 100% mineral rights and features a barn, tractor barn, tack room, and two 18x30 carports—ideal for agriculture or storage. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the year-round pond, fruit trees, and garden beds. Practicality abounds with three septic systems, three water meter-lines, and four electrical hookups. With three addresses, this fenced farm is an entrepreneurial canvas—generate income with mobile home rentals, subdivide for new builds, or explore lucrative RV sites. The Springtown school district enhances appeal, offering a harmonious blend of rural living and education. Whether you're an investor seeking returns or an individual crafting a unique homestead, this acreage promises endless possibilities. Seize this investment opportunity, where growth potential matches the expansive landscape. The canvas is yours—paint a vision of prosperity on this fertile land.
- Property TypeFarm
- NeighborhoodNelson Hugh
- CountyParker
- Taxes$0
- HOA/Condo/Coop Fees$0
- Days on Site177 Days
- MLS StatusActive
- MLS ID Number20499664
- Home Size Source N/A
- Year BuiltN/A
- Lot Size10.95 Acres
- Full BathsN/A
- Partial BathsN/A
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General Features
- Acreage 10.95
- Zoning Mobile Homes have to be 5 years old or newer.
- Property Sub Type Ranch
- Utilities Electricity Connected
- Listing Conditions Standard
Interior Features
- Cooling None
- Heating None
Exterior Features
- View Water/ Lake View
- Fencing Barbed WireFullGatePipe
- Waterfront Property Yes
- Exterior Awning(s)
- Lot AcreageAgriculturalPastureTank/ Pond
- Road Frontage County Road
- Other Structures Barn(s)Corral(s)Other
Community Features
- Senior Community No