Rusk County, Texas Land For Sale (44 results)

10.2 acres located minutes from the star in Henderson! Quiet, remote and a great mixture of wooded and open land which allows you to take the blank canvas and make it your own. Water line that runs along the county maintained road frontage provides your water needs and electric lines close to drop a pole for electric. Light deed restrictions to uphold the integrity of land and area. Owner financing with negotiable down payment and easy terms. Call today to get more information!

This 206 +/- acre property is the perfect combination of seclusion and beauty! With county road frontage, easy access, and 4 miles of trails, you can easily make your way around this tract. It is perfectly situated less than 3 hours from Dallas and Houston and less than 1 hour from Tyler! There are beautiful live creeks, mature hardwoods, and new trails and food plots that have just been cleared. This property has not been hunted in the last 5 years and is surrounded by timber tracts, so wildlife abounds. With electricity on adjoining property and no restrictions in place, this is the place you have been dreaming about calling your own. ~ 206 +/- total acres ~ Surrounded by timber tracts ~ 4 +/- Miles of trails ~ Live Creeks ~ Mature Hardwood ~ Property has not been hunted in 5 years ~ New trails and multiple food plots cleared this summer ~ Over 90 of evaluation change on the property. ~ Easy access off of CR 3163 (Oil Topped) ~ Less than 3 hours from Houston ~ Less than 3 hours from Dallas ~ Less than 1 hour from Tyler *Data is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, utilities, measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. Photography may include images of neighboring properties. Accuracy regarding land use and its suitability for residential, recreational, or agricultural use cannot be guaranteed. If exact measurements, access to property, or to utilities is a concern, Morris Land Brokers strongly advises the property be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer. **Buyers agents must be identified on the first contact with listing agent and must accompany the buyer on showings to receive full fee participation. Otherwise, the fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Morris Land Brokers, LLC.

Ranchette with Hay Fields, Barn & Pond near Overton TX for Sale This 32.208-acre property delivers productive hay fields, established pastures, and the infrastructure needed to begin agricultural operations immediately. Rolling terrain creates natural drainage while maximizing usable acreage for grazing, hay production, or horses. The mix of open pasture and wooded bottomland provides both working land and recreational appeal, with mature hardwoods offering shade, privacy screening, and wildlife habitat along the drainages. Productive Hay Fields and Pastures The open pastures have supported hay production and grazing for generations. The fertile soils and rolling terrain are well-suited for bermudagrass, bahiagrass, and other improved forages common to East Texas operations. The established fields allow for immediate income potential through hay sales or cattle grazing without the years of soil preparation and seeding that raw land requires. Pastures are ready for cattle, horses, or continued hay production. Mature Hardwood Timber and Wildlife Corridors Wooded drainages contain oak, hickory, and pine characteristic of the Piney Woods ecoregion. These mature stands provide essential livestock shade during summer months, natural privacy screening from neighboring properties, and habitat attractive for Whitetail deer, wild hog, and small game, including squirrel, rabbit, and dove. The mix of open pasture and forested bottomland creates the edge habitat that supports healthy wildlife populations for hunting and observation. Stocked Pond for Livestock and Wildlife The 0.15-acre stock tank provides reliable water for cattle and horses while attracting wildlife year-round. This established pond eliminates the significant expense of drilling a well or constructing new water features and supports both agricultural operations and the property's appeal for hunting and outdoor recreation. 3,500 Square Foot Metal Barn The large metal barn accommodates tractors, implements, hay storage, and livestock shelter under one roof. This versatile structure converts easily to a workshop, equipment storage, or agricultural operation headquarters. Finding acreage with a barn of this size already constructed significantly reduces startup costs for farming or ranching operationsnew construction of comparable facilities would cost substantially more than the property's existing infrastructure. Existing Utilities and Country Home Electricity, water service, and a conventional septic system are already in place. This infrastructure delivers thousands of dollars in savings compared to raw land purchases and eliminates permitting delays and contractor scheduling that can extend move-in timelines by months. Buyers can focus resources on improvements rather than basic utility installation. The existing home offers a practical path to country living without new construction timelines. Modest updates transform this structure into a functional residence or a weekend cabin, while planning a custom build elsewhere on the acreage. Location and Access Located in Rusk County between Tyler and Longview, the property sits approximately 23 miles southeast of Tyler (35 minutes) and 25 miles southwest of Longview (30 minutes). Dallas lies approximately 120 miles westroughly a two-hour drive. The property falls within Kilgore Independent School District. County road access provides year-round accessibility while maintaining rural privacy. Property Highlights 32.208 acres of rolling pasture and timber in Rusk County. Established hay fields with immediate agricultural income potential. 3,500-square-foot metal barn for equipment, hay storage, and livestock. 0.15-acre stock tank serving livestock and wildlife. Electricity, water service, and septic already in place. Existing home ready for renovation. Mature hardwood timber providing wildlife habitat and privacy. County road access with rural character. Kilgore ISD schools. Two hours east of Dallas.

Overview: The 171 acre Irwin Ranch offers hunting, recreational, and investment opportunities. Nestled in Laneville, a quiet, rural community known for its peaceful surroundings, the property sits near the Angelina River in south-central Rusk County, just 16 miles south of Henderson. The diverse landscape features rolling terrain, a pine plantation, and convenient access from FM 225. Beyond its recreational appeal, the ranch offers investment potential through its 45 acres of young Loblolly Pines. With proper management, future timber harvests can provide recurring income while enhancing the property's overall value, making Irwin Ranch not only a place to enjoy today but also an investment for years to come. Adding to its appeal, the ranch is just a short drive from Henderson, a historic East Texas town founded in 1843 and designated as both a State and National Main Street City. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, its restored downtown blends small-town charm with modern conveniences. Visitors and residents enjoy local dining, boutique shops, antiques, and cultural attractions, making Henderson a vibrant complement to the ranch's quiet country setting. Location to key cities: 20 minutes south of Henderson (16 miles) 30 minutes east of Jacksonville (30 miles) 55 minutes south of Tyler (47 miles) 2.5 hours southeast of Dallas (146 miles) Wildlife: Irwin Ranch is home to White-tailed deer, feral hogs, and a variety of other species native to East Texas. Topography: With 50 feet of elevation change, the property offers multiple small rolling hills that add visual appeal to the land. Trees, Grass & Forbs: The ranch includes a pine plantation with approximately 45 acres of young Loblolly Pines. Other portions of the property have been harvested for timber and clear-cut for future production. The remaining areas have additional mature trees, including oaks, sweet gum, hackberry, pine, and other native species. Minerals: The minerals do not convey. Fencing: The property is currently unfenced. Water Wells/Water Access: There are no existing water wells or water lines on the property. Easements: No pipeline or transmission line easements are present. School District: The ranch is within Laneville ISD. Property Taxes: The property is ag-exempt and 2024 taxes were approximately $450. Broker & Commission Disclosure: Buyer's Agent/ Broker must be identified upon first contact with Listing Broker/ Listing Agent and Buyer's Agent/ Broker must be present at the initial property tour in order to participate in the real estate commission. Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of Listing Broker. Price: $854,352 ($4,975 per acre) Contact: Justin DuBose- Agent (214) 763-9565 mobile email

Summary Located just 10 miles east of Henderson along FM 1251, this 45.78-acre ranchette offers a comfortable mix of open pasture, scattered timber, and water features. With a cabin, shop, bunkroom, and multiple ponds in place, the property provides an ideal setting for weekend retreats, recreational use, or small-scale agricultural pursuits. Its quiet, ridge-top location offers privacy and views while remaining within easy reach of Henderson, Carthage, and the surrounding East Texas communities. Improvements A 576-square-foot cabin sits tucked into the wooded, southern hillside and features a large front deck and oversized screened back patio that expand the living space outdoors. The cabin includes one open room serving as kitchen, dining, and living areas, a small bedroom and bath, plus a small loft accessed by a circular staircase. Just beyond, a shop building and bunkroom with a full bath provide added storage, workspace, and guest accommodations. A nearby equipment shed offers space for an ATV, tractor, or trailer. The improvements are accessed by a long gravel driveway that winds across the property, crossing Beard Branch via a sturdy bridge. Land Characteristics The land is mostly open with a 10-acre block of timber, plus scattered trees along Beard Branch and the property boundaries. Beard Branch flows west to east through the property, with about 1011 acres in the 100-year floodplain, though none of the improvements are affected. The tract is gently rolling, with elevations from 340 to 370 ASL. Two pondsone about 0.45 acres in the north and one about 0.25 acres in the southprovide water and scenic appeal. Native grasses, including little bluestem, switchgrass, and bermudagrass, combine with East Texas hardwoods such as oak, hickory, sweetgum, and elm to create a diverse habitat. An old well site remains in the northern portion, with the water well still in use since the cabins construction in 2000. Wildlife & Recreation This property supports a variety of East Texas wildlife, including whitetail deer, feral hogs, squirrel, rabbit, and songbirds. The ponds and creek attract ducks and other waterfowl in season. Whether hunting, fishing, or simply enjoying the scenery, the property provides year-round recreational opportunities. The ridge where the cabin sits offers peaceful views of improved pasture to the south and a timbered draw leading down toward the northern pond. Location & Surrounding Area The propertys location east of Henderson places it in the heart of Rusk County, an area known for its rural charm, timberlands, and productive cattle country. Henderson, just minutes away, offers schools, restaurants, healthcare, and shopping, as well as community events like the annual Syrup Festival. Carthage, about 20 miles to the southeast, is the county seat of Panola County and is home to the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame, a vibrant small-town square, and additional amenities. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate nearby Lake Striker, Martin Creek Lake, and the Sabine National Forest, all offering boating, fishing, and hiking. Final Thoughts This 45.78-acre tract offers a rare balance of improvements, water features, open land, and natural beauty in a peaceful setting convenient to two thriving East Texas communities. Whether youre looking for a weekend escape, a recreational retreat, or a manageable homestead, this property delivers privacy, versatility, and value. DETAILS - 45.78 acres located along FM 1251, approx. 10 miles east of Henderson - 576 SF cabin with deck, screened patio, loft, bedroom & bath - Additional shop building, bunkroom with full bath, and equipment shed - Long gravel driveway with sturdy bridge crossing Beard Branch - Mostly open pasture with 10 acres of timber and scattered trees - Two ponds (approx. 0.45 acres and 0.25 acres) plus year-round creek frontage - Elevation ranges from 340370 ASL; improvements set on a quiet, wooded ridge - Approx. 1011 acres along Beard Branch within 100-year floodplain (no impact to improvements) - Native grasses and East Texas hardwoods; diverse wildlife including deer, hogs, squirrel, and waterfowl - Convenient to Henderson and Carthage; easy access to Lake Striker, Martin Creek Lake, and Sabine National Forest - Ag exemption is currently in place - All descriptions and exhibits are considered to be reliable but should be verified by buyer or buyers agent The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

Summary This 205.367-acre farm and ranch offering in Rusk County, Texas, is a rare convergence of surface water abundance, productive pasture, scenic river frontage, and quality improvements. With long county road frontage, a large private lake, multiple additional water features, and frontage along the Angelina River, the property offers a level of diversity and visual appeal that is increasingly difficult to replicate. Rolling topography, open grazing land, wooded river bottom, and well-placed improvements create a uniquely suited ranch well suited for agricultural use, recreation, equestrian pursuits, or a multi-generational family retreat. Property Characteristics The tract is bordered by CR 4177 along the eastern boundary, CR 461 along a portion of the northern boundary, and the Angelina River along the western boundary. The land gently slopes from the southeast toward the northwest, naturally draining toward the river and creating excellent elevation and views across the property. The eastern half of the ranch is predominantly open pasture with scattered trees and sweeping views of the lake. The western portion transitions into wooded river bottom with a mix of hardwoods, pine, and areas of recent timber harvest. These recently cut areas were intended for future pasture conversion, offering flexibility for the next owner. Assistance programs through the NRCS may be available to support clearing, replanting, or pasture establishment efforts, subject to eligibility and program approval. Water Features Water is the defining asset of this ranch. The centerpiece is a reservoir-style lake encompassing approximately 21.4 acres at full pool. Constructed within the past 15 to 20 years, the lake features a well-built and well-maintained earthen dam and a large concrete spillway. Private lakes of this size, quality, and condition are increasingly scarce and highly sought after in todays market. In addition to the main lake, the property includes seven stock ponds strategically located across the ranch, providing dependable water for livestock and wildlife. The western boundary is defined by frontage along the Angelina River, adding another significant surface water feature and enhancing both recreational and aesthetic value. Collectively, these water resources support agricultural operations, wildlife habitat, and year-round recreational use. Improvements and Infrastructure The ranch is well improved with two residences, multiple outbuildings, and strong supporting infrastructure. Perimeter fencing and cross-fencing are in place across the pasture portions of the property. Two entrances off CR 4177 provide convenient access, and an internal road system runs along roughly three sides of the lake, allowing easy movement throughout the ranch. Electricity is available on both the north and south sides of the lake, with current improvements concentrated on the southern shoreline, oriented toward lake views looking north. Main Residence The primary residence is situated on the southwest side of the lake. According to the Rusk County Appraisal District, the home contains approximately 2,124 square feet of gross living area, plus an additional loft of approximately 784 square feet. The home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large open living area with vaulted ceilings, and a spacious kitchen and dining area. A loft overlooks the living room, adding both functional space and architectural interest. Originally constructed in 2014, the home has seen recent additions within the past two years that enhance both quality and effective age. A large rear patio overlooks the lake and provides ample space for outdoor cooking, dining, and relaxing while enjoying the views and prevailing breezes. Second Residence Just inside the custom gated main entrance sits a second residence originally built in 1925 and taken down to the studs for extensive renovation. The home is currently in a white-box stage, allowing a new owner to customize the final layout and finishes. The intended floor plan includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, living room, kitchen and dining area, office, and a large sunroom, though the configuration remains flexible. The exterior is fully updated with new stone and stucco finishes and a new composition roof. Internally, the original flooring and subfloor were removed, the foundation rebuilt, and all electrical and plumbing systems replaced. New doors, high-efficiency windows, and insulation position this home to function as a virtually new residence once completed. Additional Structures Near the main residence is a Quonset-style shop building that has been upgraded with spray foam insulation and an HVAC system, allowing it to function as climate-controlled space. It is currently used for recreation and fitness but could easily be adapted for other uses. Equestrian improvements include a small horse barn with a hay loft and a large three-sided loafing shed. These structures are surrounded by new wood rail fencing with walk-through access, creating a ready-made setup for horses or other livestock. Soils, Grasses, and Vegetation The open pasture areas support common East Texas forage grasses such as bermudagrass and bahia grass, well suited for grazing and hay production. Native grasses and forbs contribute seasonal diversity and wildlife value. Wooded areas along the Angelina River feature a mix of native bottomland hardwoods including oak, sweetgum, elm, sycamore, and pecan, along with scattered pine on higher ground. This combination of open pasture, transitional edge habitat, and river-bottom timber creates both functional agricultural land and excellent wildlife cover. Wildlife The ranch supports a healthy population of native East Texas wildlife. White-tailed deer are commonly observed throughout the property, particularly along the wooded river corridor and around water sources. Feral hogs, bobcats, coyotes, and foxes are present in the area, along with small game such as squirrels and rabbits. Waterfowl and wading birds are frequently seen on the lake, ponds, and along the Angelina River, adding to the recreational appeal. Area and Local Attractions Rusk County is known for its strong agricultural roots, scenic landscapes, and outdoor recreation. The Angelina River corridor provides opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and wildlife observation. Nearby public hunting and fishing opportunities can be found on lands managed by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and within portions of the Angelina National Forest. Local attractions include Lake Striker and Lake Cherokee, both popular for fishing and boating, as well as regional events, local dining, and small-town amenities in nearby communities such as Henderson and Tatum. The area offers a balance of rural privacy and convenient access to services, schools, and medical facilities. Location The property is located in Rusk County, Texas, with the main entrance situated at approximately 31.9903, -94.8511. Long frontage along CR 4177, additional frontage along CR 461, and direct access to the Angelina River provide multiple access points and long-term flexibility. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-rounded East Texas ranch featuring substantial surface water, quality improvements, and a setting that supports both working ranch operations and recreational enjoyment. DETAILS: - 205.367 acres located in Rusk County, Texas - Long frontage along CR 4177 with additional frontage along CR 461 - Western boundary bordered by the Angelina River - Rolling topography sloping from southeast to northwest toward the river - Predominantly open pasture on the eastern portion with wooded river bottom to the west - Approx. 21.4-acre reservoir-style lake with earthen dam and concrete spillway - Seven additional stock ponds providing abundant surface water - Excellent combination of lake frontage, river frontage, and interior water sources - Improved pasture suitable for grazing and hay production - Mix of native bottomland hardwoods and scattered pine timber along the river corridor - Portions of the river bottom recently cut, offering future pasture or replanting potential - NRCS cost-share programs may be available for land improvement, subject to eligibility - Two residences located on the south side of the lake with north-facing views - Main home with appx 2,124 sf plus loft, 3 BR, 2 BA, vaulted ceilings, & large rear patio overlooking lake - Second residence extensively renovated and currently in white-box condition, allowing buyer customization - Quonset-style shop with spray foam insulation and HVAC for climate-controlled use - Horse barn with hay loft and large three-sided loafing shed - New wood rail fencing with walk-through access surrounding equestrian improvements - Good perimeter fencing and cross-fencing throughout pasture areas - Two gated entrances off CR 4177 - Internal road system along approximately three sides of the lake - Electricity available on both the north and south sides of the lake - Native wildlife includes whitetail deer, feral hogs, bobcats, coyotes, foxes, small game, and waterfowl - Convenient access to nearby communities, regional lakes, and public hunting and fishing areas - Main entrance located at approximately 31.9903, -94.8511 - Agricultural exemption currently in place - All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified by buyer or buyers agent The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently meas

Location: Nestled on 33 acres, Dogtrot Ranch offers a serene retreat while remaining close to nearby towns. Located 9 miles from Mount Enterprise, 17 miles from Henderson, 31 miles from Troup, and 48 miles from Tyler, the property provides both seclusion and easy access. With 1,043.56 feet of frontage along CR 3163, the property ensures privacy with excellent accessibility. Improvements and Utilities: A well-maintained caliche road leads to a 1,920 sq/ft pier-and-beam house built in 2014. Set back from the road and overlooking a pond, this 2BR/2BA house offers a functional layout with a loft-style primary suite upstairs, plus two additional bedrooms. The covered front and back porches provide a wonderful place to relax and enjoy the surrounding countryside. The ranch is supplied with electricity from Rusk County Electric and water from an electric well. Land & Water: The property has good perimeter fencing and is well-suited for livestock, with approximately 90% improved pasture and 10% brush and wooded areas. Scattered bull pines and oak trees enhance the property's natural beauty, and a tree-lined wet-weather creek runs through the ranch. A stocked 1 acre fishing pond, complete with a pier, offers a great spot for fishing and outdoor gatherings. The road leading to the ranch is lined with towering pines, providing a scenic entrance to the property. The current owner has an agricultural exemption for the property. Remarks: Dogtrot Ranch offers a well-balanced mix of open pasture, water, and comfortable living space. This property provides a terrific opportunity to enjoy the East Texas countryside with the convenience of nearby towns. Shown by appointment only with Texas Ranch Sales, LLC. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Texas Ranch Sales, LLC.

If you've been searching for a secluded, off-the-grid piece of East Texas land at an unbeatable price, this 34.822-acre tract deserves a serious look. Located just 5 minutes from Lake Striker, this property is about as private as it gets, with no residential neighbors for hundreds (if not thousands) of acres, and basically zero traffic along the road. The land itself is raw, heavily wooded, and full of potential. The timber is nearing maturity, offering a possible future harvest that could help offset development costs. There are two small ravines on the property, one of which was flowing on our last visit and may be spring-fed. Both would make excellent spots to dam up for a pond with relative ease, using the natural topography. Its accessed via a prescriptive easement. It is not deeded, and it will need improved to comfortably access, but his easement is a far cry from the common "hand-shake" prescriptive easements, traveling with actual documentation at the courthouse as "never contested and fully recognized". It cannot be guaranteed, but given the documented status of this prescriptive easement, squared with the fact the current landowners have never actively pursued a deeded easement, it stands to reason that a motivated future landowner could have a reasonably fair chance at obtaining a full deeded access easement. But once again this easement, at the current time, is fully usable, recognized, and has been for numerous decades. This is true East Texas wilderness, thick timber, varied topography, and abundant wildlife sign throughout. From game trails to buck rubs, the area is crawling with whitetail and other native game, making it perfect for a remote hunting tract or personal escape from city life. Yes, it'll take some work. The easement needs clearing, the land needs shaping, but priced with this in mind, you wont find unrestricted, floodplain-free land this private, with this kind of game and proximity to Lake Striker, at this price point. Give us a call and lets talk about it. Call MRC Land Realty at (936) 215-6096 to receive additional information or to set up an appointment. - SEE MAPS IN PICTURES ABOVE OR IN ATTACHMENTS BELOW - The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker or Seller. The Broker (MRC Land Realty, LLC) does not assume liability for typographical errors, misprints, nor for misinformation that may have been given us. All property is subject to change, withdrawal, or prior sale. Buyers' agent must be identified on first contact with Broker and must accompany the buyer on showings to receive full fee participation. Otherwise, the fee participation will be at the sole discretion of MRC Land Realty, LLC.

We are really excited to bring to the market this secluded home that is perfect for the ones wanting to get away from town. Whether youre looking for a place to run to on the weekend and hide from a busy life in the city or youre looking for a place to move to permanently, this place will surely bring the serenity youre looking for. Featuring 48ac of land that is mixed hardwoods and some pasture, this property is diverse enough for cows yet wooded enough for recreational hunting of deer, hogs, and other animals. If you like to fish then you will love the pond on this place. There are large mature trees around the pond that make it the perfect place to spend the day or afternoon relaxing and enjoying nature and fishing. The house on this property features 1386sq ft, two full bedrooms and two full baths. It has a metal roof and has been well kept inside and out. It is perfect for the weekender or even small family to live in. If you would like to give this property a look, give us a call and we would love to show you what quiet country living could look like in your life.

Summary This 189 (+/-) acre tract is a well-balanced East Texas ranch offering open pastureland, scattered native timber, reliable surface water, and excellent access. Located approximately five miles west-northwest of Henderson in Rusk County, the property features rolling topography, multiple potential homesites, and infrastructure already in place for livestock operations. With full frontage along the western boundary on CR 234D, the tract also offers flexibility for future subdivision or multi-family ownership scenarios. Land Characteristics The property is predominantly open, consisting of rolling pastures accented by pockets of mixed native hardwoods. Elevation ranges from approximately 390 feet above sea level along the lower drainages to roughly 460 feet above sea level on the higher ridges, creating a visually appealing landscape with functional slopes for drainage and grazing. A prominent ridge on the northern portion of the tract supports a healthy stand of mixed native timber and provides several elevated building sites with long views to the north, east, and south. Water Features Surface water is a strong component of this property. Multiple stock ponds are scattered throughout the tract, providing dependable water for livestock and wildlife. Beaver Run crosses the southern portion of the property, functioning as a seasonal creek on the western side, while the southeastern portion of the drainage exhibits signs of strong natural springs. The topography in this area appears well suited for the construction of a larger pond or small lake, which would enhance both livestock utility and recreational appeal. The surrounding timber and terrain in this area would also make an excellent homesite overlooking a future water feature. Cattle & Agricultural Use The ranch is well set up for rotational grazing with good perimeter fencing and established cross fencing already in place. Improved grasses are present throughout the pasture system, though the property has not been fertilized or weed-sprayed in recent years. With routine pasture management, this tract could be brought back to a high-quality cattle production unit. Based on pasture composition, water distribution, and fencing layout, the property has the capacity to support a solid cow-calf operation while maintaining flexibility for hay production or future improvements. Improvements The primary improvement on the property is a large, three-sided hay barn constructed within the past couple of years. The barn features all-steel construction with an R-panel roof and siding and is centrally located on a ridge with attractive southern views. Its location provides convenient access from multiple areas of the ranch and adds immediate utility for hay storage and equipment protection. Wildlife & Native Vegetation Native vegetation includes a mix of improved pasture grasses, native grasses, and mixed hardwoods typical of this portion of Rusk County. Timbered areas consist of oak, elm, and other native species that provide cover, shade, and visual diversity. Wildlife commonly observed in the area includes whitetail deer, feral hogs, small game, and a variety of songbirds, making the property enjoyable for both agricultural and recreational use. Location & Area Highlights The ranchs proximity to Henderson offers convenient access to local services, medical facilities, dining, and schools, while remaining firmly rooted in a quiet rural setting. Kilgore is also a short drive away, providing additional shopping, dining, and employment opportunities. The surrounding area is known for its strong agricultural heritage, outdoor recreation, and access to regional attractions such as Lake Striker, Martin Creek Lake State Park, and numerous East Texas trails and public lands. The propertys location allows for easy day trips while still offering privacy and space. Closing Thoughts Whether the goal is to establish a productive cattle operation, develop a premier rural homesite, or invest in a versatile East Texas ranch with future upside, this 189-acre tract offers a rare combination of access, water, topography, and scenic appeal. With thoughtful management and selective improvements, this property has the potential to become an exceptional long-term holding in one of East Texass most desirable rural markets. DETAILS - 189 +/- acres in Rusk County, Texas - Approximately 5 miles W/NW of Henderson - Rolling topography with elevation ranging from ~390 to ~460 ASL - Mostly open pastureland with scattered mixed native hardwood timber - Full western boundary frontage along CR 234D - Multiple stock ponds and Beaver Run drainage with spring influence - Strong potential for construction of a larger pond or small lake - Good perimeter and cross fencing suitable for rotational cattle grazing - Improved grasses in place; pasture management would enhance production - Recently constructed three-sided steel hay barn with r-panel roof and siding - Elevated northern ridge offering attractive homesites and long-range views - Abundant wildlife including whitetail deer and hogs - Property is currently under ag exemption; continuation subject to buyer use & local appraisal district requirements - Convenient access to Henderson and Kilgore - Paved county road access - All information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified by buyer or buyers agent The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

Location and Access This remarkable 195.91-acre property is located in the southwestern portion of Rusk County, offering convenient access along the east side of CR 4243 D, just north of FM 1662. Situated near Lake Striker, the property is perfectly positioned for recreational use or future development. The existing entrance leads to an internal road that winds through the land, taking you to a serene campsite in the eastern portion. Diverse Terrain and Elevation The property boasts gently rolling terrain with an impressive 170 feet of elevation change, creating a visually stunning and diverse landscape. The higher elevations near the road frontage provide breathtaking southern views over the Angelina River bottom, while the mixture of upland and bottomland areas adds depth to the propertys appeal. The combination of open spaces and densely wooded areas enhances the land's natural beauty and usability. Timber and Wildlife Habitat A pocket of 25- to 30-year-old planted pine timber welcomes you to the property as you drive around a ridge with vista like views, interspersed with native hardwoods and regenerating growth. The dense tree and brush cover in the lower-lying areas offer excellent habitat for wildlife, including white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and other native East Texas species. Open sections in the northern and western portions of the property provide ideal settings for hunting blinds, wildlife viewing, or other recreational activities. Water Features and Recreational Appeal This property includes several natural water features that add significant value and recreational potential. In the eastern portion, ponds and a possible oxbow remnant of the Angelina River create excellent opportunities for waterfowl hunting. A shallow central water feature has historically been used as a deer hunting spot and attracts waterfowl during wetter months. The Angelina River, running just off the southeast corner of the property, further enhances the area's ecological richness and appeal. Infrastructure and Usability An existing access road extends through the propertys low-lying areas, providing year-round usability and improved access to different sections. Additionally, a cleared right-of-way under a large electrical transmission line in the northern portion of the property offers open space ideal for hunting or future development. Wildlife and Local Attractions Rusk County is home to a variety of wildlife, including whitetail deer, feral hogs, waterfowl, and numerous bird species. The propertys diverse habitats support a thriving ecosystem, making it a paradise for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Beyond the property, Lake Striker offers fishing, boating, and camping opportunities, while nearby Henderson provides small-town charm, dining, and shopping options. Conclusion Combining stunning views, diverse terrain, abundant wildlife, and recreational opportunities, this 195.91-acre property is a true East Texas gem. Whether you are seeking a hunting retreat, a weekend getaway, or a long-term investment, this tract of land has everything you need. Call today to schedule a tour and discover all this exceptional property has to offer. DETAILS - 195.91 acres in southwestern Rusk County, near CR 4243 D and FM 1662 - Gently rolling terrain with 170 ft. elevation change - Stunning southern views over the Angelina River bottom - Mix of upland and bottomland with planted pine timber - Natural ponds and oxbow remnant with waterfowl potential - Wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, and birds - Access road and cleared right-of-way for hunting - Near Lake Striker and historic Henderson attractions - Ag exemption is currently in place - All descriptions and exhibits are considered to be reliable but should be verified by buyer or buyers agent The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

Summary This 346.5-acre property in the southwestern portion of Rusk County offers a rare combination of size, topography, and natural character. With county road frontage along CR 4221 and gated access at coordinates 31.9653, 94.9202, this tract delivers both seclusion and accessibility. Its rolling terrain, extensive timber, and a spring-fed pond create a versatile landscape well-suited for recreation, hunting, and long-term timber production. Land & Timber Characteristics The tract is predominantly wooded, with the majority of the timber consisting of mature pine estimated to be 3040 years old. A real-estate cut was performed roughly fifteen years ago, and since then, the land has naturally regenerated with a healthy mix of pine and hardwood species of various ages. Hardwood pockets are concentrated in drainages and on steeper slopes, adding both diversity and habitat value. Elevation ranges from approximately 430 to 600 feet above sea levelan impressive 170 feet of relief rarely found in this region. The result is a landscape of ridges, draws, and scenic vista points offering long-range views across the surrounding countryside. Water & Soils A spring-fed pond of approximately 2.4 acres rests near the higher elevations of the property. Over two decades ago, the dam experienced erosion, and though functional as a natural water feature today, a restoration or enlargement project could enhance both its aesthetic and recreational utility. Soils across the property are primarily sandy loam with scattered iron-ore inclusions, providing solid footing and supporting both timber growth and a well-drained trail system. These soils have helped maintain the extensive network of internal roads and trails that traverse the property. Wildlife & Habitat The property supports a variety of native East Texas wildlife, including white-tailed deer, feral hogs, gray squirrel, bobcat, coyote, and a wide array of small game and songbirds. The mix of mature pine, regenerating stands, and hardwood corridors creates excellent year-round cover, browse, and edge habitat. Long-established food plots and hunting setups have been maintained by the current lessees, contributing to a balanced and productive hunting environment. Recreation & Local Area This tracts combination of elevation, timber, and water makes it ideal for multiple recreational pursuitsfrom hunting and ATV riding to hiking and future cabin sites with expansive views. Public recreation opportunities are also abundant in the region. The nearby Martin Creek Lake State Park offers fishing, camping, and boating, while the Sabine River bottomlands and state wildlife management areas provide additional access for public hunting and waterfowl activities. The areas rural charm is complemented by nearby towns offering dining, supplies, and community events typical of East Texas living. Location & Access The property is located approximately 18 miles southeast of Henderson, 20 miles north of Nacogdoches, 30 miles south of Tyler, and 32 miles east of Jacksonville. It lies within an easy drive of major corridors like US 79 and US 259, giving convenient access to East Texas hubs while maintaining a peaceful and private setting. Final Thoughts With its rolling uplands, mature and diverse timber base, natural water features, and strong recreational appeal, this 346.5-acre tract offers the qualities most sought after in East Texas land ownership. Whether managed for income, recreation, or the creation of a private retreat, its a property that offers both immediate enjoyment and long-term potential. DETAILS - 346.5 acres located in the southwestern portion of Rusk County - Frontage along CR 4221 with gated access at approximately 31.9653, 94.9202 - Primarily wooded with mature pine estimated at 3040 years old - Natural regeneration after prior real estate cut adds diversity in age and species - Mix of pine uplands and hardwood draws along slopes and drainages - Elevation ranges from approx. 430 to 600 ASL 170 of relief - Spring-fed 2.4 acre pond near the highest elevation on the property - Existing dam could be repaired or enlarged; currently a natural water feature - Sandy loam and iron ore soils provide solid footing and support extensive trails - Miles of internal roads and trails for ATV, hunting, or timber access - Deer, hog, bobcat, squirrel, and other native East Texas wildlife - Established hunting lease with maintained food plots and stands - Excellent recreational potential for hunting, hiking, or cabin sites with views - Nearby outdoor opportunities at Martin Creek Lake State Park & Sabine River - Approx. 18 mi to Henderson, 20 mi to Nacogdoches, 30 mi to Tyler, 32 mi to Jacksonville - Strong candidate for both recreational enjoyment and long-term timber investment - Ag Exemption is currently in place - All descriptions and exhibits are considered to be reliable but should be verified by buyer or buyers agent The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

Property Description: Overlooking the exclusive and private Lake Cherokee, this beautiful custom home with so many unique details is located in Northeast Texas. It is well located with easy access to numerous towns,14 miles south of Longview and 40 minutes east of Tyler, and 2 hours east of Downtown Dallas. This custom built two plus story 7,188 SF home with a wood and stone exterior is a true master piece of indoor and outdoor living. From the outdoor kitchen, expansive decks, and every room of the house, there are beautiful views of the private cove and lake, as well as the manicured grounds. Lake Cherokee is an unincorporated community with a 2020 census of 2,980 and an HOA that maintains the lake as well as private security. The current owners are using it as their primary home, though there are a number of second home owners around the lake. Improvements: Residential Improvements: No detail was overlooked when the current owners designed and built this custom home to entertain family and friends, as well as house their extensive car collection. The house has 4-5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms and 2- baths. Driving along the quiet, asphalt paved street accessing numerous lakefront houses, you are greeted by a circular drive and a Porte Coche to the large warm double door entry. The home was originally built in 2012 and been well maintained by the full-time owners. Due to large windows and tall ceilings and open floor plan, the home is expansive and full of natural light yet remarkably cozy. The home is well laid out, with various living areas both overlooking and accessing the outdoor kitchen and patio areas. The large living room with wood burning fireplace with large stone hearth has vaulted ceiling open to the covered, second level outdoor patio. Adjacent to the living room, the chefs kitchen is a dream with two islands (one with a custom, lighted Jello glass top) with abundant storage and granite counter tops. There is an abundance of stainless-steel appliances including a gas six burner stove with pot filler, double warming drawers, ice maker and wine cooler. Plenty of seating areas and bar stools with views of the lake and access to the outdoors are in this area. There are three powder baths, two upstairs (one actually has a shower as well) and one downstairs. Adjacent to the Living room and opposite the kitchen is a study/library with custom bookshelves overlooking the lake and leading to the primary bedroom suite. This is the owners private paradise with the bedroom overlooking the lake and private jacuzzi on one side and a remote-controlled fireplace on the other. The private bath has a 6-foot tub with waterfall, heated floors, aromatherapy infused steam shower, two oversized sinks, and a coffee station. To top it off, there is a private outdoor shower and a large walk-in closet opening to the laundry room. Walking downstairs you enter a large living space complete with a kitchenette and bar overlooking and accessing the grounds, lake, and complete outdoor kitchen. There are two guest bedrooms on either side of the living area, each with direct access outdoors. Both guest bedrooms have private baths and large walk-in closets. There is a large safe room and whole house water purifier with lots of storage on the lower level. A large full kitchen complete with gas grill and numerous other appliances are off the living area. There are three climate controlled, attached parking garages, two on the main level on one on the lower level. The everyday garage is a two-car garage near the primary bedroom and off the entry. But down the hallway off the kitchen leads to a 3 level garage- mahal. This is a car collectors dream with every possible amenity including a car lift, 3 air jets, 3 overhead doors, built in cabinets, with a pneumatic drawer, kitchenette with washer dryer and surround sound. This garage easily holds 5 cars. A Spiral staircase leads to an upper-level man cave or guest bedroom. The staircase also leads to the 3rd garage on the lower level with two large doors and room for numerous cars and/or storage. It is also plumbed for a bath if the new owner wanted to repurpose this area. Yard and Boat House: There are two levels of numerous covered patios and seating areas overlooking the lake. At the end of the lawn is a 3-stall boathouse with which is home to jet skis and various boats and boat toys. There is a party bar on the lower level, on which the stairs lead to the upper deck giving a birds eye view of the lake and annual Fourth of July fireworks. Other improvements: Though not a comprehensive list, there is a Generac full house generator fed by a 1000-gallon underground propane tank., a robot mower for the yard, 5 separate HVAC units/zones and the whole house is wired for either net (CAT 5) and Sonos. There is a security system and a 6x6 lift in the main house for the Christmas tree. Location: Located on the lake with entry off a quiet asphalt road and an address of SQ 12-13 Cherokee Trail South, it is in the unincorporated community of Lake Cherokee, though it also has a Henderson address. The property is only 14 miles south of Longview, 40 miles east of Tyler and two hours east of Dallas. This gives it easy access and appeal to both full-time and part-time owners. Land: This is a double lot totaling 0.64 acres and the land slopes from the street and entry to the house to the lake. The property is well landscaped with irrigation system which uses water from the lake. Well maintained flower beds and landscaping with trees surround the house. An artificial stone (concrete) retaining wall protects is both beautiful and practical. Lake and Area Amenities: This exclusive, private lake has no public access, and the HOA dues pay for a private lake patrol to ensure the security and safety of the owners. Cherokee Water Company owns the lake to supply water for municipal, industrial, and recreational purposes. The surface area totals 3,987 acres, with a capacity of 68,700-acre feet of water. Individual boat docks are permitted. Fishing and all boating activities are enjoyed on the lake and is well known for the 4th of July firework display every year. The Lake also boasts a 9-hole golf course for the owners, giving the community a resort feeling. The East Texas Regional Airport: is approximately 6 miles north of the lake and daily commercial service to DFW and other airports as well as private aircraft. With a 10,000-foot runway, it can accommodate planes of any size.

YOU COULDN'T DRAW UP A WOODED HOMESTEAD PROPERTY ANY BETTER! SPRING FED CREEK IN BACK, POWER, NO RESTRICTIONS, NO FLOODPLAIN, PAVED COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE, EXCELLENT LOCATION, ABUNDANT GAME! This 17 acre property is a textbook example of what everyone’s looking for in a wooded homestead property, beautiful terrain, privacy, water, cleared homesites, and the kind of natural diversity and layout that’s near impossible to find nowadays. Located in a quiet, sparsely populated pocket of East Texas, this property is surrounded by vast portions of timberland, offering peace, seclusion, and an incredible amount of wildlife. Trails have already been cleared throughout the property, and two separate homesites are ready to go, giving you multiple build options depending on your vision. The front of the tract sits on a high point, making for an ideal build site near the road and power, while the interior rolls down into a dramatic hardwood ravine, where a spring flows year-round through an open forest floor. This feature alone is a standout—crystal-clear water, open canopy, and game sign all over the place. With the terrain already in your favor, this area could easily be dammed up to create what many consider to be the pinnacle feature for private property—a stunning, deep spring-fed lake, cool, clean, and tucked into the trees like something out of a postcard. The timber is an ideal 50/50 mix of mature hardwoods and pine, offering long-term value and aesthetic appeal in every direction. Whether you’re hunting, hiking, or just enjoying your morning coffee under the trees, the land lays out beautifully from front to back. You’re also: • 15 minutes from the upcoming Wild Springs Dunes golf course • 30 minutes from historic downtown Nacogdoches (ETXs main college town), with its shopping, restaurants, and deep East Texas charm With power at the road, no floodplain, no restrictions, and nothing to clean up or fix, this property is truly plug-and-play for a dream homestead or forever retreat. If you’ve been waiting for that rare tract that checks every box—this is the one. Call today and lets go walk it in person. Call MRC Land Realty at (936) 215-6096 to receive additional information or to set up an appointment. - SEE MAPS IN PICTURES ABOVE OR IN ATTACHMENTS BELOW - The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker or Seller. The Broker (MRC Land Realty, LLC) does not assume liability for typographical errors, misprints, nor for misinformation that may have been given us. All property is subject to change, withdrawal, or prior sale. Buyers' agent must be identified on first contact with Broker and must accompany the buyer on showings to receive full fee participation. Otherwise, the fee participation will be at the sole discretion of MRC Land Realty, LLC.

Property Description: Nestled in the heart of the Piney Woods of Rusk County, Whispering Pines Ranch is conveniently located just 10-minutes southeast of Henderson. Spread across approximately 190 acres, this property offers a mix of open pastureland and mature timber, creating an ideal environment for both wildlife and livestock. The property provides abundant surface water throughout, including a stocked pond, sloughs, multiple springs, and year-round creeks. A well-established road system provides accessibility throughout the property, making recreational opportunities unbounded. Whether you're a hunter, rancher, or outdoor enthusiast, Whispering Pines Ranch offers endless opportunities. Its proximity to major East Texas cities like Tyler, Longview, and Nacogdoches gives the ranch an ideal location. Henderson itself, named after Texas's first governor, boasts a charming setting within the Piney Woods, celebrated for its exceptional quality of life. Wildlife thrives on the ranch, with deer, waterfowl, wild hogs, turkeys, and dove among the species found. The property's borders adjoin a 1,500-acre ranch and a 50-acre lake, enhancing its appeal for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Perimeter fencing and internal caliche roads ensure security and easy navigation, while electricity accessibility facilitates potential development. Whispering Pines Ranch embodies the quintessential East Texas escape, offering a haven for both relaxation and recreation. Location: This ranch is a unique property in East Texas, conveniently located less than 6 miles southeast of Henderson, Texas. Its strategic location in East Texas offers proximity to several cities in the region, including Tyler, Longview, Kilgore, Jacksonville, and Nacogdoches. Just a little over two hours from Dallas and an hour and fifteen minutes from Shreveport, Whispering Pines Ranch is an excellent getaway from the big cities. Topography: The property features a diverse landscape and topography throughout, with a mix of open pastureland and mixed, mature timber with elevation changes moving through rolling meadows, pine forest and hardwood bottoms. A well-maintained caliche road system makes all parts of the property easily accessible. The timber on the ranch consists of upland pine, post oak, blackjack, white oak, red oak, ash, walnut, hickory, mulberry, elm, beech, and dogwood in the forested hardwood bottoms. Water: A two-acre stocked pond is located on the property. As well as a three-acre beaver dammed slough that provides excellent waterfowl hunting. With multiple springs and year-round creeks dotting the terrain, there is ample potential to develop additional lake and pond sites, further enriching the property's natural beauty and recreational appeal. Wildlife: The timber and creek bottoms of Whispering Pines Ranch provide an excellent habitat for wildlife. Species found on the property include whitetail deer, waterfowl, wild hogs, turkeys, and dove. The pond on the property is home to largemouth bass and catfish. This property is a sportsmans dream, with endless possibilities to improve wildlife habitat, as well as hunting and fishing opportunities. The ranch is also bordered on the south by a 1,500-acre ranch that has limited hunting, and a 50 +/- acre lake which roosts large numbers of waterfowl in the winter months. Improvements: None Roads and Fences: The ranch has perimeter fencing and well-maintained internal caliche roads. Utilities: Electricity is readily accessible at the entrance along FM 840, ensuring convenient power availability for potential development or usage throughout the property. There is also a water well on the property. Easements: There is a natural gas pipeline easement that follows the Southern boundary of the ranch.

Experience peaceful country living on this 67.74+/- acre property in Rusk County, just outside of Overton, TX. With two homes, a large barn, and beautiful mixed-use land, this place offers the ideal blend of comfort and outdoor lifestyle. The main home, built in 2001, features 2,645 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a spacious office with built-ins, and a warm rustic feel throughout. The kitchen has an island and plenty of storage, opening to a cozy living space perfect for family gatherings. The primary suite includes a large walk-in closet and updated floors, while the covered back porch makes for great morning coffee spots with peaceful country views. The guest home, built in 2008, offers 1,788 square feet of open-concept living with 1 bedroom, 1 bath, a roomy kitchen, laundry area, and new roof (2021). Its ideal for family, guests, or a mother-in-law suite. Outside, youll find an 1,800 square foot barn with roll-up doors for tractors, ATVs, or equipment, plus a smaller storage shed and dog kennel. The property is Ag-exempt and runs on a private water well. For the outdoorsman, its an excellent hunting and recreation tract; with mature whitetail, established trails, food plot areas, and a tucked-away pond in the timber. The land features a great mix of open pasture and scattered timber (pine and hardwood), with cross fencing for livestock. Hunting stands convey with the property, including a quality all-season deer stand. Owners say theyll miss sitting on the back porch watching the sun rise over the pasture and the deer graze along the tree line. This property is quiet, secluded, and ready for your familys next chapter whether thats raising cattle, hunting, or simply enjoying space and fresh air while staying close to town conveniences. Nearby towns include Kilgore (11 mi), Henderson (11 mi), Longview (18 mi), and Tyler (35 mi). DETAILS: Two homes + 1,800 SF barn on 67.74+/- acres Excellent hunting with mature whitetail Guest home built in 2008 with new roof Beautiful views from front and back porches Hidden pond in the timber Deer stands/feeders convey Trails throughout the property Boundaries in yellow are approximate and to be verified by survey The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

Great East Texas property nestled in beautiful Rusk County, situated just East of Henderson, Texas and approximately 40 minutes to Tyler, Texas - the Rose Capital of America and home to the University of Texas at Tyler. This property is open and offers beautiful homesites with a blank canvas, ready for your design. Accessed via low traveled FM 2867. This is the property you have been looking for - don't miss it! Call Today!! Utilities: Electric available Utility Provider: Oncor School District: Henderson ISD

If you are looking for some property with a great location but still feels like your own personal oasis, look no further. This 26 +/- acre property is located right on US-Hwy 259 approximately 12 minutes from Henderson, TX and less than 5 minutes from Mount Enterprise, TX. It is covered in mature timber that is great for hunting and for privacy. The tract also has nice rolling hills that offer multiple potential homesites. There is a pond onsite that could reach approximately 2 acres in size if the current dam is repaired. If you're ready to disappear into your easy to access retreat, don't let this property slip through your fingers.

If youre looking for the perfect secluded recreational tract then look no further than this 40+/-acre tract outside of Mount Enterprise. Get away from the noise of traffic and enjoy your own forest of seclusion and wildlife. This tract boasts a mature pine plantation that has been thinned and managed since the start and beautifully canopies the entire property. There is a small pond on the property for more recreational enjoyment as well. The property has an all weather road coming into it and there is electricity already on the property as well. The electricity goes up to a nice elevated area of the property that would be perfect for a home place, cabin, or even camper for some long weekends away from work. If youre looking for a place to enjoy the peace an quiet of the outdoors, this is a property you dont want to miss.

Great East Texas property nestled in beautiful Rusk County, situated just East of Henderson, Texas and approximately 40 minutes to Tyler, Texas - the Rose Capital of America and home to the University of Texas at Tyler. This property is open and offers beautiful homesites with a blank canvas, ready for your design. Accessed via low traveled FM 2867. This is the property you have been looking for - don't miss it! Call Today!! Utilities: Electric available Utility Provider: Oncor School District: Henderson ISD

Hardins Hideaway A Rare 11.8-Acre Wooded Sanctuary in Rusk County Immerse yourself in the perfect fusion of privacy and accessibility with this remarkable 11.8-acre property, tucked away in the scenic northwestern region of Rusk County. A true natural retreat, this land is fully wooded, boasting a rich blend of towering pines, stately oaks, fragrant cedar, and graceful elms, crafting a thriving, untamed wilderness teeming with life. Rolling terrain lends depth and character to the landscape, while a meandering creek graces the back of the property, adding to its serene, unspoiled beauty. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast or an avid hunter, you'll find this land to be a prime habitat for deer, hogs, and an array of native species that frequently roam through. Boasting 485 feet of road frontage along County Road 102, this property is ideally positioned just 2 miles from Highway 259, north of Henderson, TX. It sits within the West Rusk Consolidated ISD, with the high school a convenient 5-mile drive away. The town of Henderson, just 7 miles away, provides easy access to shopping, dining, and essential amenities all while preserving the peace and seclusion of rural living. With no known restrictions, this property is a blank canvas for your vision whether thats building your dream home, establishing a secluded getaway, or developing a recreational retreat. Currently ag-exempt for timber, it also presents a strategic investment opportunity. Don't miss out on this rare chance to own a pristine slice of East Texas Hardins Hideaway is waiting for you! DETAILS: - Approximately 478 of road frontage on County Road 102 - 11.81+/- acre property located in Northwestern Rusk County, Texas - West Rusk ISD close to Henderson, TX - Abundant wildlife with Electric on Site - No Restrictions - All boundary lines are approximate and should be verified by buyer The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

Nestled in the heart of Rusk County lies a sprawling 58.429-acre gem offering a unique blend of planted Pine and native timber. This parcel has paved frontage along FM 225 in a rural area of Rusk County but within 15 minutes of the City of Henderson. Rolling topography gracefully undulates throughout the property, creating a stunning tapestry of landscapes with approximately 100 feet of elevation change. The charm doesnt end there a serene creek meanders through the lush hardwood, adding a tranquil touch to this picturesque land. With diverse terrain, the recreational potential of this tract is nothing short of impressive. An open understory offers great visibility for East Texas, making it an ideal hub for nature enthusiasts to indulge in bird watching or exploring the diverse features that the property has to offer. Located in a large block of timber adjacent to two large creek bottoms, the immediate area has very good wildlife potential that offers a mixed-use appeal. Beyond its recreational appeal, this property beckons those seeking a serene homestead away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its proximity to the City of Henderson, a mere 15-minute drive, ensures that you can bask in countryside tranquility without sacrificing the conveniences of urban living. Picture building your dream home here, with the majestic timber as your backyard, and waking up to the soothing sounds of nature in the morning. - Paved FM road frontage - Approximately 100 feet of elevation change - Mixture of planted pine, mature native hardwood and native regeneration timber - Small creek crosses property - New survey on file - Ag exemption in place - All boundary lines on map exhibits are approximate and should be verified by buyer The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker or Seller. The Broker (Whitetail Properties) does not assume liability for typographical errors, misprints, nor for misinformation that may have been given to us. All property is subject to change, withdrawal, or prior sale. Buyers' agents must be identified on the first contact with the Broker and must accompany the buyer on showings to receive full fee participation.

HWY AND CR FRONTAGE WITH BEAUTIFUL TIMBER NEAR GOLF COURSE. EXCELLENT RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL LOT! This 2.5 acre corner lot sits in a prime location with dual access, fronting Highway 315, the main artery between Nacogdoches and Carthage, and also offering county road frontage along the side. Whether you're looking for a high visibility commercial location or a tucked away homesite with easy access, this property offers the flexibility to do either. The land is beautifully wooded with massive, mature pines, providing natural privacy and a serene, forested setting. If you're looking to build a home or camp, the trees offer plenty of cover to stay hidden from the road, while still being just seconds from the highway. The area this 2.50 Acres is located in cannot be mentioned enough. Most notable, this property is located only 10 minutes from the planned ~$1B dollar Wild Spring Dunes Golf Resort. At the current price point, the savvy investor may take note, as this golf course is sure to greatly appreciate land values in this immediate area for years to come! This property is also located only 15-20 minutes from Lake Naconiche and Camp Tonkawa Springs & Campground, providing excellent recreational opportunities for the family! The small town of Mt Enterprise is 10 minutes down the road, and just 30 minutes from the property is the college town of Nacogdoches (the oldest town in all of Texas!), which many aptly consider the "heart-beat of East Texas", with the Historic Downtown Nacogdoches, numerous entertainment outlets, rich culture, and any amenity one may need. Lake Naconiche and Camp Tonkawa Springs are also noteworthy. Lake Naconiche is widely considered to be one of the best crappie fishing lakes in the region. The lake has an abundance of structure and an uncommon "finger-like" layout, making it a crappie and bass fisherman's dream. Camp Tonkawa Springs & Campground is truly an East Texas hidden gem. With cool, clear blue water in the summertime, rope swings and picnic tables, and numerous camp sites, this spot gives off feelings of the Texas Hill Country. With power accessible, no restrictions, and no floodplain, this tract is build ready and wide open for your vision, whether thats a business, RV spot, homestead, or future investment hold! The surrounding countryside is scenic, quiet, and lightly developed, making this a rare opportunity to own a versatile corner tract in a growing corridor. Call MRC Land Realty at (936) 215-6096 to receive additional information or to set up an appointment. - SEE MAPS IN PICTURES ABOVE OR IN ATTACHMENTS BELOW - The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker or Seller. The Broker (MRC Land Realty, LLC) does not assume liability for typographical errors, misprints, nor for misinformation that may have been given us. All property is subject to change, withdrawal, or prior sale. Buyers' agent must be identified on first contact with Broker and must accompany the buyer on showings to receive full fee participation. Otherwise, the fee participation will be at the sole discretion of MRC Land Realty, LLC.

Located just 8 miles west of Mt. Enterprise off County Road 3206, this 67.714-acre property offers a great mix of recreational and investment potential. The land features a young pine plantation, a pond for fishing, and an internal road system for easy access throughout. With elevation ranging from 530 ft up to a scenic hilltop over 620 ft, the property provides great views and ideal spots for a secluded camp or cabin. An old campsite near one of the ponds could be renovated into your personal base camp. Wildlife is abundantWhitetail Deer, Hogs, and other game make this an excellent hunting property. Access is available off CR 3206 via Gould Cemetery Gravel Road, leading to a gated entry. Additional frontage also offers potential for a second access point. Features of Rusk County and the Area: Piney Woods and Outdoor Recreation: The property is nestled in the heart of the Piney Woods region, known for its lush forests, hiking trails, and outdoor adventures. Lake Striker: A short drive away, Lake Striker offers boating, fishing, and recreational activities, making it perfect for weekend getaways. Sabine National Forest: Just a short distance to the north, the Sabine National Forest offers over 160,000 acres of public land for hiking, camping, and wildlife watching. Historic Charm: Enjoy the small-town atmosphere of Mt. Enterprise, Henderson, & Nacogdoches with local shops, dining, and a relaxed lifestyle. Dont miss this unique opportunity to own a piece of East Texas with recreational, investment, and potential development options! Coordinates: 31.9225, -94.7937 Houston, TX: 3hr Dallas, TX: 3hr Nacogdoches, TX: 30min Mt. Enterprise, TX 10min

The property is centrally located between Tyler and Longview, Texas, each being about a 30-minute drive. Both Tyler and Longview each have commercial airports, restaurants, shopping and a variety of entertainment options. The home is also about an hour to Shreveport, LA, two hours to Dallas, TX and three hours to Houston, TX. Large 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home with an attached guest suite nestled in the woods just south of Henderson in Rusk County, Texas! On the main floor, this home offers a spacious master suite with exterior access to the porch, a combined kitchen and dining area with a walk-in pantry, a large office with built in shelving and wooded views from the built in granite desk, a media closet, half bathroom and a well-lit living area with views of the neighboring pond. Upstairs, there are three full size bedrooms, two full bathrooms and a large storage room with attic access. All windows offer excellent views of the surrounding woods. The guest suite is attached by a large covered carport and is outfitted with a full bathroom and kitchenette. A paved drive leads to the 1.0 acre property and crosses the neighboring pond, with a circle drive in front of the house offering easy access to the front door or the carport. This home is available with owner financing.