Conservation Easement Properties for Sale
Find privately owned Texas land that is protected by a conservation easement and currently available for purchase.
The properties featured here are privately owned and offered for sale by their owners or real estate agents. Each property is protected by a conservation easement—a legal agreement that permanently limits certain types of development while allowing the land to remain privately owned.
For buyers, these properties offer the opportunity to own land with the knowledge that its important conservation values are already permanently protected. Because every conservation easement is unique, prospective buyers should carefully review the easement and understand its restrictions before purchasing.
$348,750
County, Texas | 56 acres
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$890,000
Gillespie County, Texas | 129+ acres
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Thinking about buying land with a conservation easement?
Before purchasing, it is important to understand what the conservation easement allows, what it restricts, and how it may affect your plans for the property.
Before purchasing a property:
Review the conservation easement. The easement is a permanent legal document that stays with the property, even when ownership changes.
Understand the restrictions. The specific terms vary by property and may affect development, subdivision, construction, agricultural activities, and other uses.
Ask questions. Contact the listing agent or landowner for property-specific information and documentation.
Do your due diligence. We recommend that prospective buyers have the conservation easement reviewed by their own attorney and other appropriate professionals before purchasing.
Texas Land Conservancy does not represent the buyer or seller in a real estate transaction and does not make representations about the condition, value, or suitability of any property listed on this page.