WATER METER INSTALLED. Tract 4 offers 20 acres in China Spring ISD with the kind of layout buyers are usually hoping to find when looking for land. It is clean, usable, easy to understand, and has enough natural character to keep it from feeling like just another open field. This tract has more open ground than some of the neighboring options, giving a buyer flexibility from day one. Whether the goal is to build a country home, run a few animals, plant a small field, or simply have room to spread out, the land is already set up in a way that makes sense. You are not fighting heavy brush or trying to figure out where the usable ground is. There is still good tree cover for privacy, shade, and wildlife habitat, along with a natural draw that drains toward Rock Creek, a seasonal creek that eventually makes its way toward the Brazos River. These features give the tract shape and character while keeping the majority of the land practical and easy to use. The soils in this area have long been one of the strengths of the Talbert Ranch Road tracts. Good land should be functional and give you options, and Tract 4 does that well. The location is another major advantage. You are in China Spring ISD, in a quiet pocket of McLennan County, with enough space to feel removed without being disconnected from Waco or China Spring. It is the kind of place where someone could build now, hold for the future, or start putting the land to use right away. A water meter is already installed, removing one of the biggest unknowns for rural land buyers. For anyone looking for 20 acres in China Spring ISD with open ground, usable soils, natural drainage, tree cover, and a strong overall layout, Tract 4 is worth seeing in person. Available Tracts Tract 2: $315,000 (Water Meter Installed) Tract 4: $315,000 (Water Meter Installed) Tract 6: $399,000 (Water Meter Installed) Tract 7: $449,000 (Water Meter Installed) Tract 8: $479,000 SOLD: Tracts 1, 3, and 5