Rich with history and a hideaway for local wildlife, the majestic eight remote river front tracts that loom over the winding Navasota River are the most exciting and sought after real estate in Grimes County. Filled with towering stands of ancient pecan, elm, and cottonwood trees, each tract has sweeping vistas of rolling hills and beautiful views of the unspoiled river ecosystem. Multiple water features landscape several of the tracts on the grounds of this legendary land region.

Tract 15 "Grand View" $225,000

If it is offered in River Haven, you can find it on Grand View. It shares a border with the equestrian trail . . . read more >>

Tract 16 "Rio Haven" - $330,000

Another once-in-a-lifetime tract, featuring an excess of eighteen and 1/3 acres and a whopping 2,075 feet of majestic river frontage, that stretches to the northern- most point of River Haven . . . read more >>

Tract 17 "Shady Bend" - $330,000

These twenty-plus acres constitute the western half of the "Bighorn" of the River Front Tracts, and its shape almost mirrors Tract 16, except it is large . . . read more >>

Tract 18 "Rio Bend" - $231,000

Over ten acres of prime Texas farmland, this tract offers perhaps the most commanding view of the Navasota River, sitting at the outside bend where the viewer can take in a mile of fabulous Navasota riverscape . . . read more >>

Tract 19 "Copper Canyon" - $275,000

Similar in many ways to Tract 15, including over 1000 feet of copper red clay bluffs, Copper Canyon is its little brother. It represents the northern portion of the "little bighorn," . . . read more >>

Tract 20 "Panther Point" - $242,000

Yes, panthers have actually been seen here, as well as most other types of Texas wildlife. Once a wilderness corridor, Panther Point is over eleven and one-half acres of prime farmland rimmed with a stately forested river front . . . read more >>

Tract 21 "Cougar Bluff" - $220,000

Once cougars, bobcats and occasionally jaguars were the lords of this river kingdom, and we still see their tracks today. Panthers and cougars are still seen by outdoorsmen in the area . . . read more >>