387 Cr 238 A, Cameron, TX 76520

Beautiful rolling property just outside of Cameron, Texas featuring; multiple building sites for one or more homes with expansive panoramic views, a great mix of woods and pasture with new livestock fencing, a 3/1 remodeled single-wide home with a huge deck for added indoor/outdoor living/entertaining space and two moveable 1/1 guest cabins make this 50+ acres an ideal Gentleman's Ranch or weekend recreational property and over half a mile (.65) of frontage on CR 238 A and no restrictions make this a perfect property for potential, future development.

The defining advantage here is scale and flexibility: 387 CR 238 A controls 51.193 acres in Cameron, Texas, with about 0.65 miles of frontage on CR 238 A and no restrictions. In Cameron in Milam County, that combination matters because it expands the range of viable outcomes from personal use to future development.

The existing improvements are straightforward and functional. The primary residence is a 3 bedroom, 1 bath manufactured home built in 2000 with 784 square feet, and the home has been remodeled. A large deck adds usable outdoor living space, and the property also includes two moveable 1 bedroom, 1 bath guest cabins. That setup gives a buyer immediate utility without forcing the entire value proposition onto the house itself. At an asking price of $1.02 million, or $1,306 per square foot based on the current residence, this is clearly a land-driven acquisition rather than a conventional home purchase.

What stands out on the ground is the way the acreage is described and configured. The tract has rolling topography, multiple potential building sites, panoramic views, and a balanced mix of woods and pasture. New livestock fencing adds practical utility for buyers who want the property to work as well as hold. That mix of terrain and cover broadens the appeal. It supports recreational use, a ranch-style setup, a multi-structure homestead, or a phased build strategy that takes advantage of the site rather than treating the existing residence as the final answer.

The road frontage is a major part of the story. More than half a mile along CR 238 A gives this property a level of access and layout flexibility that smaller rural tracts often lack. Combined with the absence of restrictions, frontage creates optionality. It can support a private long-term hold, additional homesites, or a future plan shaped around the land’s scale and access rather than around a single improvement.

Days on market sit at 728, which means this is not a property that should be read through a standard resale lens. It is a specific land offering with an existing residential component, guest accommodations, and clear utility from day one. For a buyer focused on acreage, frontage, and future control, this property is positioned as a land-first asset with multiple credible paths for long-term use and value.