OLD PLEASANT HILL TRACT

Old Pleasant Hill Tract is a 120-acre property in Sabine Parish, Louisiana. The tract features approximately 4,000 feet of dirt road frontage on Old Pleasant Hill Road and includes an internal road system that supports access throughout the property. The timber consists of a mixture of merchantable and premerchantable pine plantations. Location The property is located in Sabine Parish, Louisiana, approximately 20 minutes from Zwolle and about 30 minutes from Many. This location provides convenient access to nearby services and supplies from a peaceful, rural setting. Access The tract offers approximately 4,000 feet of frontage on Old Pleasant Hill Road. This extensive road frontage supports flexible entry points and improves day-to-day usability for land management. Improvements An internal road system is already in place, reducing the time and cost needed to enjoy the property right away. In addition, it supports timber management, hunting access, and future trail improvements. Timber The timber consists of a mixture of merchantable and premerchantable pine plantation. The merchantable component provides immediate income potential, while the premerchantable pine provides future investment growth. Wildlife and Recreation With abudant deer and turkey populations, the acreage and road systems support hunting, scouting, and general recreation, and the internal roads provide convenient to access all areas of the tract. Utilities Power is available to support future building plans, improved security and lighting, and other projects without relying only on generators. Summary Old Pleasant Hill Tract offers 120 acres with extensive road frontage, internal access, and a timber profile that includes both current and future income potential. With convenient driving distance to Zwolle and Many, available power, and consistent wildlife activity, the tract is a practical option for recreation and timber ownership in Sabine Parish. Contact us today to schedule a showing.