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No, teens who only have an instruction permit (or learner's permit) cannot drive by themselves. They need adult supervision at all times.
While driving on public roads without a permit is illegal, driving on private and unused areas is perfectly fine. These places could be your driveway, an empty parking lot, a field, and any other open flat area not normally accessible by the public.
In the United States, no it is not illegal. You may drive on private property without a license, without plates, registration, or insurance, at any age. A license is only required to drive on public roads and public land.
You can practice driving with another licensed driver on private property in Texas without a learner's permit, but if you want to practice your driving on public roads, you must have a learner's permit and a Texas licensed driver over the age of 21 in the vehicle with you.
Private property by it's very definition means that the public has ?No? access, where a shopping mall parking lot is open to the public. So your answer is no it's not illegal to drive without a license while on ?Private? property where the Public has no access, such as your Great Grandfather's farm.