A true hunter’s paradise! There are 5,375 ft of county road frontage with CR 239 as the western border and CR 255 as the southern border but both sides also have trees sort of blocking the view into the property. There is a gentle elevation change of 30’ from the east and west sides of the property down toward the lake. This 3-acre lake in the middle of the property is a hidden gem protected by tree cover all around. The lake is home to an abundance of ducks and a water supply drawing wildlife in. There were deer, turkey and hog tracks in numerous places on the property. There are approx. 50 acres that are very heavily wooded with mostly oak trees and other varieties mixed in. These thick areas are the west side along CR 239 which is so thick you can’t drive through most of it. The other heavily wooded areas are along the creek which feeds the lake and around the lake. The remainder of the property is a little over 95 acres of native pasture with scattered open areas and some mesquite flats. There was oil and gas activity in years past but there is no activity now and most of the evidence has been cleaned up. However, the roads are still there which makes access relatively easy. Seller does own some minerals and will convey with acceptable offer. Westbound SUD has a water line along CR 255 (south side of road) and there is electricity crisscrossing the property. This is an amazing place which feels hidden away and you could build a home tucked in the trees to have solace from the outside world.

Listing courtesy of Shana Hinyard of Hinyard Farm and Ranch LLC shana.hinyard@gmail.com



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