Secluded 20 acre tract in the Indian Springs Development (Lot 82). Has some higher elevations that offer amazing views and building sites as well as some nice cleared pasture for grazing, corals, working pens, roping arenas, etc. Wildlife, including whitetail deer, is known to be plentiful.

Located just south of Indian Gap, TX. Hamilton is 20 mi east and Goldthwaite is 24 mi south. Priddy, TX is about 7 miles west (closest gas station). Primarily a farming and ranching community. Property is Ag Exempt with some light deed restrictions... Ask agent for a copy.

Indian Gap was a small community in western Hamilton County. Comanche Indians launched raids from this area, hence the name. Settled in 1877. Early settlers opened a post office in their home in 1879. At one point, Indian Gap had a bank, a hotel, 3 stores, a blacksmith shop, a gin, a school, churches, and a weekly newspaper, The Arrow. The school closed about 1959, followed by the post office in 1972.