Texas licence MHDRET00037870
25 min19 mi25155 TX-321, Cleveland, TX 77327
New Caney is about 19 miles from the lot, roughly 25 minutes down US 59. It is one of the areas where the most people buy to put a home on their own land, and there is a very concrete reason for that.
New Caney is an unincorporated community in Montgomery County. It has no municipal government of its own, so there is no city asking you for separate permits or requirements. The county is what applies, and that is all.
Texas State Historical Association; US Census Bureau geocoder
New Caney is at the junction of Farm Road 1485 and State Highway Loop 494, seventeen miles southeast of Conroe. From the lot you come down US 59 and turn off right there.
Texas State Historical Association, “New Caney, TX”
TxDOT describes TX 99 Segments H and I-1 as 37.5 miles of controlled-access toll facility from I-69/US 59 near New Caney, to US 90 near Dayton, to I-10 East near Mont Belvieu, running through Montgomery, Harris, Liberty and Chambers counties. It is the other road between your area and ours.
TxDOT, SH 99 Grand Parkway, Segments H and I-1
The county requires a development permit for each structure, defines the start of construction as placing the structure, and requires a permit for any work inside the 100-year floodplain. The office is in Conroe, at 501 North Thompson.
Montgomery County Environmental Health, Permitting, “Mobile Home” page
Local rules change. What this page says comes from what the city and the county publish, with the source noted on each point, but always confirm with them before you buy or move a home.
With no city in the middle, the process is shorter: you deal with Montgomery County directly. The first thing they will ask is whether the land is in the floodplain, so it is worth finding that out before you buy the home rather than after.
Our inventory changes every week. These are homes we have sold and examples of the kind of home we bring to the lot.
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