This is the kind of East Texas property families dream about owning. Held by the same family since the early 1940’s, this beautiful 166-acre ranch carries a sense of history and pride that’s hard to put into words the moment you step onto it. From the towering 100-year-old white oaks to the rolling pasture and winding creeks, this land feels untouched in all the right ways. Located just minutes from Arp and Lake Tyler, the ranch offers the perfect mix of convenience and privacy. Expansive pastureland provides plenty of room for cattle, horses, or simply enjoying the wide-open views East Texas is known for. Multiple creeks run throughout the property, supplying natural water sources for livestock and wildlife while also creating several incredible potential lake sites. The owners have never hunted the property, and the amount of deer sign throughout the ranch tells the story. Thick bedding areas, mature timber, natural funnels, and several secluded “bulletproof” food plot locations create a setup that is hard to replicate. Whether you enjoy hunting, trail riding, or simply spending quiet evenings outdoors, this property gives you the space to do it all. Multiple access points and perimeter barbed wire fencing make the ranch easy to use and manage, while the combination of pasture, hardwoods, and creek bottoms creates several beautiful build sites for a future home, cabin, or weekend getaway.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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