Barrow Forest Tract 9

77 AC | Beauregard Parish, Louisiana Tract 9 anchors the eastern side of the Barrow Forest collection, offering 77 acres of contrast, character, and control. Here, a rapidly growing pine plantation meets the winding presence of Hurricane Creek, creating a property that feels both productive and naturally established. It's a rare setup where you can shape part of the land while enjoying a piece that already feels timeless. The Riparian Corridor - The defining feature of this tract is the Riparian Management Area along Hurricane Creek--a protected natural spine running through the property. A Natural Boundary: The creek creates a permanent, meandering edge that adds depth and character. Mature Timber Presence: Unlike the younger plantation, this corridor is anchored by mature hardwoods and timber, providing immediate shade, structure, and that old woods feel. Wildlife Movement: A consistent water source that naturally draws deer and other game, serving as the property's primary wildlife highway. It's the kind of feature you can't recreate--and it elevates everything around it. The Isolation Advantage - Beauregard Parish offers a level of space that's getting harder to find. With a low population density of roughly 31 people per square mile, compared to the 3,500+ found in major metros like Dallas and Houston, this area delivers true privacy, quiet, and breathing room. The Infrastructure Commanding Topography: High-ground ridge reaching approximately 90 feet along the northern portion--the ultimate master site overlooking the creek corridor. Secured Access: Dedicated frontage along Jack Bennett Road providing a clean entry into the deep interior. Acreage: 77 Acres, a flagship footprint with massive interior depth. Moldable Equity: An early successional plantation in a rapid growth phase, allowing you to "shape" your own forest as the value compounds.