6498 N Hwy 35, Rockport, TX 78382

Hidden Oaks Ranch at Lamar Peninsula blends coastal beauty with Texas history. This ag-exempt 51.81-acre property in Rockport, Aransas County, TX is a rare chance for development, investment, or a private retreat. With direct access to Hwy 35 and proximity to the Lamar Fire Station, it’s the last large, unannexed tract on the peninsula for both commercial and residential projects. A developer's dream, the property offers multiple elevated access points from Hwy 35 and Seaside Loop, to include a 30-foot easement for road access to Hwy 35 and road frontage along Seaside Loop. It is mostly above the 100-year floodplain with minimal wetlands, and ensures smooth development. LAND: Set just north of the Copano Bay Bridge on a landlocked Lamar Peninsula, where most adjacent parcels are protected or zoned residential, Hidden Oaks Ranch provides a quiet, private setting near Rockport’s attractions. Coastal oaks and its proximity to Goose Island State Park and the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge create a nature lover’s paradise for birdwatching, biking, fishing, and hunting. IMPROVEMENTS: City water and sanitation services are available. AMENITIES & ENTERTAINMENT: Located along Seaside Loop near the legendary “Big Tree” (one of Texas’ oldest live oaks) and within reach of three boat ramps that access seven pristine coastal bays—ideal for fishing, hunting, or a day on the water. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime Coastal Texas real estate investment—opportunities like this are as rare as a blue norther in July!

At 51.81 acres, 6498 N Hwy 35 stands out as one of the largest land opportunities on the Lamar Peninsula, and that scale is hard to find this close to the water in Rockport. Priced at $3.60 million after 358 days on market, this Farm - See Remarks property in Rockport, TX 78382 puts the focus where it belongs: land, access, and long-term upside.

This stretch of Highway 35 in Aransas County gives you direct visibility and straightforward access just north of the Copano Bay Bridge. The site also benefits from connections near Seaside Loop and the Lamar Fire Station, which matters for future residential, commercial, recreational, or hold strategies. The tract is described as ag-exempt, mostly above the 100-year floodplain, and supported by city water and sanitation availability. That combination is rare on the peninsula, especially for a parcel of this size. A pool is already part of the property profile, adding immediate recreational use while the broader acreage supports a much larger vision.

What is it like to live or invest at 6498 N Hwy 35? It is coastal Texas with room to move. Goose Island State Park is nearby for camping, fishing, and access to St. Charles Bay. The Big Tree, one of the best-known landmarks in the Rockport area, is close by along with multiple boat ramps serving Copano Bay and the surrounding coastal bay system. Aransas National Wildlife Refuge is also within reach, which means this area stays tied to birding, conservation, and the outdoor culture that defines Lamar and Rockport. Highway 35 keeps day-to-day travel simple whether you are heading south into Rockport or back across the Copano Bay corridor.

For buyers tracking core property data, the lot size is 51.81 acres, the listed price is $3.60 million, and the property type is Farm - See Remarks. Interior square footage, bedroom count, bathroom count, year built, and price per square foot are not listed, so the value case here is clearly driven by acreage, frontage, access points, and location. The assigned district is Rockport Fulton Isd, with Elementary, Middle, and High all noted as Outside School District.

Large unannexed coastal tracts with Highway 35 exposure are not easy to replace, and this one gives a buyer real flexibility as Rockport and Lamar continue to draw attention for recreation, second-home demand, and land value growth.