This 64.52± acre tract in Bell County offers a combination of open land and gentle terrain suitable for a range of uses, including agricultural operations and development potential. The property features approximately 1,400 feet of road frontage along Cathey Creek Road, providing convenient access and multiple potential entry points. The land has an estimated elevation change of approximately 30 feet, creating a gradual topography that supports farming, grazing, and outdoor recreational use. The manageable elevation variation also allows for ease of navigation across the property by foot or vehicle. A farming lease is currently in place on the property, which may provide an immediate source of income or agricultural use continuity for a new owner. Buyers should independently verify lease terms, duration, and transferability. The presence of an active lease indicates that the land has been utilized for agricultural purposes and may continue to support similar uses in the future. The acreage size and configuration may allow for multiple uses, including continued farming, livestock grazing, or recreational enjoyment, such as dove hunting and outdoor activities, as well as future development. With road frontage along a county road, access for equipment, vehicles, or future improvements is available, subject to local regulations and permitting requirements. Utilities are not specified and should be confirmed by prospective buyers. Due diligence is recommended regarding water availability, electric service, and any development considerations. The property’s location within Bell County places it within reasonable driving distance of nearby communities, offering access to services, supplies, and regional amenities. This tract presents an opportunity for individuals seeking a manageable acreage with agricultural use in place and road access. Whether the intended use is investment, farming, or recreational land ownership, the property provides a foundation for a variety of land use options while maintaining a rural setting.