Cass County, Texas Land For Sale (129 results)

East Texas Hunting Paradise--Now Offered at $499,900! Dreaming of owning your own hunting property where you can enjoy the outdoors without ever leaving home? This incredible 32.6-acre wooded retreat checks every box! Nestled at the end of a long private drive, 401 South St. in Douglassville, TX offers the peace, privacy, and natural beauty that make East Texas so special. Property Features: 32.6 heavily wooded acres, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Open-concept living with a beautiful fireplace, Kitchen with stainless appliances & propane stove, Spacious primary suite with jetted tub, Covered front porch & back patio, Scenic creek running through the property, 30x50 shop with 14-foot walls, 2 car carport, Tankless water heater. If you're looking for exceptional deer and hog hunting, you'll love what this property has to offer. The combination of mature hardwoods, thick cover, established deer trails, a year-round creek and abundant wildlife creates outstanding hunting opportunities right outside your back door. The property has a proven history of attracting quality whitetail deer and wild hogs, with established trails, feeder locations, food plots, and trail camera activity already in place. Whether you're slipping into a stand before daylight or watching wildlife from the back porch with your morning coffee, this property offers the kind of hunting experience that most people only get on a lease--except this one is yours. Before hunting, you'll enjoy fishing the creek, exploring the woods, riding ATV's or simply soaking in the peace and quiet of your own private retreat. Whether you're searching for a residence, a weekend getaway, or the ultimate recreational property, this one truly has it all. Properties that offer this combination of a beautiful home, privacy, established hunting don't come along often. Don't miss your chance to own your own piece of East Texas paradise! Call today to schedule your private showing!

Seller will consider selling mineral & other subsurface rights & ownership with acceptable offer. Wonderful location to build a home, located near to Lake Texarkana aka Lake Wright Patman. Northern boundary abuts Corps Land for the lake, as does much of the Western boundary line. This location gives you quick access to Texarkana (28 miles), Atlanta & Queen City (10 miles), Douglassville (3 miles), Historic Linden TX (12 miles), Dallas (160 miles) & Shreveport LA (60 miles). Live, hunt & farm all on your homestead. With no building restrictions, you have the freedom to choose.

Overview: Buck Creek Ranch is an exceptionally structured and well-watered recreational hunting ranch located in the Piney Woods of Northeast Texas. The Cass County property has an incredible history of pioneering by previous ownership dating back more than 100 years. The 579+/- acres boast crystal-clear springs, most of which feed a 29+/- acre lake, a wide variety of mature hardwoods, managed plantation pine, diverse plant life, and strategically located food plots that provide exceptional hunting opportunities for deer, hogs, waterfowl, and turkey. Tucked away in the towering pines of Northeast Texas is an excellent, historic ranch perfectly set up for hunting, fishing, and recreation. Buck Creek Ranch has something for everyone. Whether you're into deer and turkey hunting, waterfowl hunting, bass fishing, mountain biking, hiking nearly 7 miles of trails, or simply exploring the woods, you'll never run out of activities for the entire family. For day trips, one could tour Caddo Lake State Park (only 35 min. from the ranch), enjoy BBQ at Joseph's Riverport BBQ in Jefferson, dine at Big Pines Lodge at Caddo Lake, or spend a nice evening at Enoch's Stomp Winery in Harleton, TX (45 min. from the ranch). Location: Buck Creek Ranch is located at 945 FM 130, ~5 miles west of the quaint town of Linden, Texas, home of Don Henley. Distance to nearby points of interest: Atlanta, TX: ~19 miles NE Atlanta NDB ATA 347 Airport: ~18 miles Mt. Pleasant Regional Airport (KOSA): ~39.5 miles Shreveport, LA: ~64 miles | 1 hr. 5 min. Dallas, TX: ~150 miles | 2 hr. 30 min. History: Buck Creek Ranch is rich with history. The previous owner's family settled and homesteaded the property in 1919. Then in 1930 they built a 2-room log cabin overlooking the spring-fed lake. The cabin was built with timbers harvested from the lake site, hewn and milled right there on the property. The family lived here and worked the land through the mid-century years, eventually building the main house on FM 130. During those years, the land served many different purposes, from harvesting timber and sharecropping to raising cattle and eventually planting pine timber. Along with the original cabin, which has been updated and added onto throughout the years, the original "potato shed" can still be found near the shop SW of the lake. This shed was built to store potatoes and corn and was also used as a smokehouse. Like most centennial ranches, this one has a unique fingerprint left by its predecessors, with plenty of room for new memories for years to come. Improvements: Buck Creek Ranch is a turnkey property with 3 homes spread throughout the ranch. Main House- The main home is located on the west side of the property along FM 130. The 2,500+/- SF home features 3 BR, 1.5 BA, a propane stove and hot water heater, electric HVAC, and updates throughout. Additional improvements near the main home include a 46' x 16' RV cover and a 30' x 20' outbuilding for convenience. Log Cabin- This was the original homestead on the property, built in 1933 on Skelton Lake and added onto and updated several times since construction. The cabin is ~900+/- SF (1 BR, 1 BA) and sleeps up to 4. It has modern conveniences such as an electric stove and water heater, screened-in porch, propane heat, and wood-burning stove. Near the cabin there is a storage building and fishing pier on the lake. Cottage- The cottage (1 BR, 1.5 BA) is the third home that was added in the 1990s overlooking the south-central portion of Skelton Lake and sleeps 4. It has a full kitchen, screened-in porch, new septic system, all-electric utilities, and its own storage building and fishing pier. Pole Barn- 64' x 60' wood frame. Surface Water: The ranch features exceptional recreational surface water, with a 29+/- acre lake serving as the centerpiece of the property. Skelton Lake was built in 1929, with mules pulling timber out on sleds and an old dragline used to excavate the lake. Its builders even had the forethought to install a well-built concrete spillway. The lake is stocked with black bass, crappie, Coppernose bluegill, various other panfish, and baitfish and provides an incredible ~1.7 miles of shoreline. The lake also serves as an excellent resource for waterfowl in both the fall and spring. Nearly 1,800' of Buck Creek runs through the ranch, feeding the lake before exiting along the northeast boundary. Buck Creek is a substantial, year-round creek lined with century-old hardwoods, cypress, and birch trees. An additional 4,000' of spring-fed creeks traverse the ranch, providing reliable water for wildlife and recreation. Wildlife & Fisheries: In terms of wildlife, Buck Creek Ranch has it all. The topography and diverse, thick cover provide excellent habitat for deer. Native forbs such as beautyberry, greenbrier, pokeweed, Chickasaw plum, goldenrod, muscadine, and other prime forage can be found across the ranch, primarily in the successional regrowth along abundant edge habitat and among the mature pines. In addition to forbs, soft mast such as wild plum and persimmon is also common. The phenomenal cover provides habitat for Eastern turkey and other wildlife. There are several prepared food plot areas and many more that could easily be developed to supplement the ranch's native habitat. The property's abundant water assets also provide excellent waterfowl hunting opportunities. Along with duck hunting, the 29+/- acre lake provides incredible bass fishing. Cypress trees were brought in from Caddo decades ago and planted around the lake, giving it the unique feel found only in this part of East Texas. Timber: The ranch features not only incredible recreational attributes but income-producing ones as well. Buck Creek's ~266+/- acres of 26-year-old plantation Loblolly Pine will be ready for thinning again soon and could potentially provide a new owner with future income over the next ~10-12 years. An additional ~80 acres of Loblolly Pine planted around 2016 could provide supplemental timber income within the next few years. The ranch also has nearly ~185 acres of native hardwood and mixed pine stands boasting abundant white and red oak varieties, black walnut, hickory, dogwood, maple, elm, and sweetgum. The amount of acorn mast provided by the native oaks on this property is astounding and certainly plays a strong role in how wildlife utilizes the ranch. Topography: The topography is undulating throughout the ranch, with significant elevation changes surrounding the creeks and ridges on the property. The ranch has a high point of ~390 feet above sea level and a low of ~255 feet above sea level. Easements: There are two main electrical easements: one runs along the northern portion of the property, and the second runs through the middle portion of the ranch. There are also two shorter easements for service lines to the cabins, barns, and main house. Utilities: Electricity is provided by Bowie Cass Electric Cooperative, and water is provided by Western Cass WS and a deep-water well. Taxes: $7,870 per the Sellers. The majority of the ranch has a timber management plan in place and carries a timber Ag exemption. Minerals: Ask Broker for details. Co-Brokered: Buck Creek Ranch is co-brokered by Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC and Rusty Lowe, licensed associate broker with Century 21 Harvey Properties. Asking Price: $3,700,000 Contact: Stephen Schwartz - Agent, Hortenstine Ranch Company 903-738-7882 mobile Rusty Lowe - Associate Broker, Century 21 Harvey Properties 903-782-4010 mobile 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 Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC and Century 21 Harvey Properties.

Unique opportunity just outside the city limits! This 1.14 +/- acre property features a new 512 square foot, 1 bedroom, 1 bath tiny home and a 5,000 square foot metal building with a stage and walk-in cooler. The tiny home needs some interior finishing. The metal building is currently being remodeled and can be finished to fit your needs or used as-is. Located on FM 2791 within the Atlanta ISD, the property has its own private well and septic system. With plenty of building space and road frontage, this property offers tremendous potential for residential, business, entertainment, storage, or other uses. Property Features -1.14 +/- acres -Just outside city limits -5,000 +/- sq. ft. metal building -Stage & walk-in cooler -512 sq. ft. tiny home -1 bedroom, 1 bath -Private well -Private septic -Atlanta ISD -Cass County

This 12.5-acre property in Cass County, Texas offers a rural setting with unrestricted zoning and no deed restrictions provided. Per the county, there is no zoning, giving a buyer flexibility for residential or homestead use as stated. The land is located along paved road frontage on Co Rd 3992, with the property positioned across the street from 540 Co Rd 3992, Bloomburg, TX 75556. With residential properties across the street and undeveloped wooded properties on either side, the setting offers a balance of nearby rural neighbors and open surrounding land. The property is described as flat, rural, and recently cleared, making it easier to see the lay of the land and consider future plans. Because the trees have been cleared, it may not be as strong of a hunting tract as it once was, but it can still support recreation or horses as provided. The cleared condition may appeal to a buyer looking for usable acreage without starting from heavily wooded ground. For someone seeking room outside of town, this tract offers space, access, and a straightforward rural feel. Access is one of the stronger features here, with paved road frontage directly on Co Rd 3992. Power is available at the road, while a well and septic would be needed for water and wastewater service. There is no survey and no soil test provided, so buyers should complete their own due diligence based on their intended use. The property is being sold as-is, and no owner financing is available. The location places the land near several useful destinations while keeping a country setting. Atlanta is listed as the closest city at approximately 15 minutes away, and Texarkana is listed as the closest major city at approximately 30 minutes away. The property is also only a few minutes from the Texas and Arkansas state line, with the Arkansas state line listed at approximately 5 minutes away. Shreveport is listed at approximately 1 hour away, adding another regional point of reference for buyers who want rural acreage with access to nearby cities. This tract is well suited for a buyer looking for residential or homestead potential on unrestricted acreage in Cass County. The combination of flat cleared land, paved road frontage, electric availability at the road, and no deed restrictions provides a practical starting point for a rural property plan. The surrounding mix of residential properties and undeveloped wooded land gives the area a simple country character without being isolated from nearby towns. Message me for the full details and to discuss next steps.

Discover this beautiful 47 acre open tract located on County Road 4810 just outside Atlanta, Texas. This well-maintained property features an open hay meadow ideal for livestock, hay production, farming, or building your dream home. The land is completely fenced, making it ready for cattle, horses, or other agricultural uses. A pond provides a reliable water source for livestock and adds to the property's beauty. With county road frontage and wide-open views, this property presents an outstanding opportunity for ranching, recreation, investment, or a future homesite. Enjoy the peace and privacy of East Texas while remaining conveniently close to Atlanta and area amenities. Property Features -47 acres in Cass County, Texas -Located on County Road 4810 near Atlanta, TX -Open and productive hay meadow -Fully fenced perimeter -Pond providing a water source for livestock and wildlife -County road frontage with easy access -Electric service available at the road -Rural water available at the road -Ideal for livestock, hay production, or agricultural use -Excellent homesite

PRICE REDUCTION! Discover your own piece of East Texas on this exceptional 97.85-acre hunting and recreational retreat just outside Atlanta, Texas. Surrounded by towering timber and mature hardwoods, this property offers the privacy, natural beauty, and wildlife habitat that make Cass County one of Northeast Texas' most sought-after destinations for outdoor enthusiasts. An established network of hunting trails provides easy access throughout the property, leading to strategically placed blinds and feeders that are ready for the upcoming season. A natural creek winds through the land, creating an excellent water source for wildlife while adding to the property's scenic character. Partially fenced and easily accessible, this tract is equally suited for weekend getaways, family hunting traditions, ATV riding, or a future cabin tucked beneath the East Texas pines. Conveniently located within a comfortable drive of the DFW Metroplex and Shreveport, this property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Cass County is well known for its abundant whitetail deer, feral hogs, and diverse wildlife, while the surrounding area offers additional recreation with nearby Wright Patman Lake, local restaurants, and the welcoming charm of small-town East Texas. *This listing consists of three lots being sold together.

Your Dream Homestead Awaits Discover the perfect blend of freedom and convenience with this 10-acre homesite in Marietta, TX. Located in the heart of scenic Cass County, this versatile tract of land offers a rare "plug-and-play" opportunity for those looking to build a custom home, start a small-scale homestead, or establish a private personal hunting retreat. Unlike many rural properties where infrastructure costs can skyrocket, this property is truly build-ready with all utilities available at the frontage including gas, water, internet and electric. Whether you are looking for a permanent residence or a weekend getaway, this land provides the space and infrastructure to make your vision a reality. Land & Lifestyle Capabilities This isn't just a plot of land, it’s a lifestyle. The terrain is perfectly suited for various outdoor pursuits: Livestock & Agriculture: Ample room to run cattle, horses, or small livestock. Recreational Paradise: Dedicated space to hunt or enjoy local wildlife right in your own backyard. A spring fed creek and pond are a rare find. Custom Building: Multiple sites ideal for a modern farmhouse, cabin, or barndominium with easy utility hookups. Location: The Best of Northeast Texas Situated in the peaceful community of Marietta, Texas (75566), you are perfectly positioned to enjoy the serenity of the country without sacrificing access to regional hubs. Outdoor Recreation: Minutes away from Lake Wright Patman for world-class fishing, boating, and hiking. Nearby Towns: Short drive to Atlanta, TX, and Linden, TX, for local dining, shopping, and essential services. Regional Access: Conveniently located near Highway 77 for an easy commute to Texarkana or a scenic trip into the Piney Woods. Investment Potential Land in Northeast Texas continues to be a high-demand asset. With its Ag/Timber potential, utility access, and lack of heavy restrictions, this 10-acre parcel is an excellent investment for your portfolio or your family’s future. Ready to walk the property? Contact us today to schedule a private tour of this Marietta homesite. Properties with utilities already in place don't stay on the market long!

East Texas Land For Sale Tucked away at the end of County Road 1349 near Linden, Texas, this ±16.71-acre tract is a piece of much sought-after piney woods acreage in the heart of Cass County. Set well off the main road, the property is secluded, quiet, and peaceful. The kind of place where you can hear yourself think, far from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its 30-foot elevation change carves out multiple home sites with the potential for beautiful views. If you're looking for an affordable place to hunt, the natural cover and travel corridors make this land a haven for whitetail deer and hog, and turkeys have been sighted right here on the property. The varied terrain is both beautiful and functional, adding to its appeal as a hunting and recreational retreat. Accessible and Ready for Use Easy, all-weather access with a gated entryway off CR 1349 means you can reach the property year-round without hassle, and a circular drive and cleared house pad are already in place, ready for the home or cabin you have in mind. The land already includes a 10-by-26-foot storage building on a concrete slab that doubles as a cozy mini cabin. This cabin is fully insulated and built with the integrity of a home, making it perfect as a weekend retreat, hunting camp, or a comfortable base while you plan your dream home. A 12-by-14-foot potting shed on a concrete slab is also in place to support gardening and hobby activities; it comes with shelves, water, and a floor drain, and its lean-to roof will support a barrel water catchment system. Best of all, both structures are already wired for electricity, and with water onsite near the improvements, two of the biggest hurdles to development and enjoyment have already been cleared, allowing for immediate use or future expansion. Versatile Recreational Potential Whether you're seeking a secluded hunting spot, a private homesite in the heart of Cass County, or a peaceful getaway in the East Texas piney woods, this property fits the bill. Its generous acreage, diverse topography, and essential improvements make it perfect for outdoor living and adventure. Come experience the quiet of the Texas countryside while enjoying outstanding wildlife opportunities and a place to hunt or hang out all year long.

Premier East Texas Recreational Retreat Discover a rare opportunity to own 250 acres of premier recreational land in Cass County, Texas. This exceptional property is perfectly positioned for those seeking privacy without isolation. Located just south of the Arkansas-Texas border, it offers easy access to major regional hubs while maintaining a secluded, "deep woods" atmosphere. Texarkana (TX/AR): Only a 25-minute drive north for major shopping, dining, and healthcare. Shreveport, LA: Approximately 1 hour south, providing quick access to regional airports and entertainment. Dallas, TX: A manageable 2.5-hour trip, making this an ideal weekend getaway for DFW residents. Superior Wildlife Habitat & Hunting This Cass County tract is a powerhouse for whitetail deer and eastern wild turkey. The Frazier Creek bottomlands serve as a natural highway for game, offering the dense cover and water sources required to grow and hold trophy-class wildlife. Game Populations: High densities of whitetail, turkey, hogs, and small game. Ready-to-Hunt: Several established food plots and shooting lanes are already in place. Diverse Terrain: Rolling ridges and creek bottoms create natural pinch points for strategic stand placement. Exceptional Timber & Topography For the timber investor, this property features a healthy mix of managed pine and hardwood timber. The biological diversity supports both long-term financial growth and immediate recreational enjoyment. Mast-Producing Hardwoods: Massive Red Oaks, White Oaks, and Hickories provide a rich food source. Rare Topography: With over 150 feet of elevation change, this property offers scenic views and character rarely found in the Northeast Texas region. On-Site Improvements The property includes a 2,160 sq. ft. metal shop building with 840 sq. ft. of finished living quarters. The Layout: 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, providing a comfortable base camp. The Shop: Significant space for tractors, side-by-sides, and hunting gear. Utility: Whether you’re looking for a weekend cabin or a site to manage your ranch operations, this turn-key setup is ready on day one. We are the local experts in East Texas and Southwest Arkansas land sales. Our team serves the entire Ark-La-Tex region, including Bowie, Cass, and Miller Counties. Contact us today to schedule your private tour of this East Texas gem!

For more information or to schedule a showing call the listing agent, Tom Waltz at 817-913-3773 Terrain & Land Character: The ranch features some of the most diverse and scenic topography in Northeast Texas, with rolling elevation, long-range views, mature hardwood, pine timber, and open meadows mixed throughout. Natural springs run through the ranch and help feed the water system. Multiple homesite and cabin locations overlook water and timber, offering a range of build options. A developed road and trail system runs throughout the property, with mulched shooting lanes and established food plots already in place. There is also good potential to develop additional food plots. The surrounding large timber neighbors provide long-term privacy. Water Features: Two private lakes, approximately 31 acres and 18 acres, serve as the centerpiece of the property and both support trophy bass fishing. The property was stocked in 2024 and supports a growing bass fishery in both lakes. Natural springs run through the ranch and help feed the water system. A spring-fed duck slough is located in the northwest portion of the ranch. Fencing & Infrastructure: The ranch is extensively developed with high-end infrastructure. Key features include approximately 5.26 miles of high-tensile high fence installed in 2024, a 3-wire electrified predator deterrent system installed 2024 to 2025, and multiple automatic gated entries with phone integration. A custom pipe entrance, cattle guard, and powder-coated fencing along portions of the boundary add durability and security. Interior improvements include extensive road and crossing infrastructure, upgraded limestone surfacing, a custom bridge, buried propane systems, and a 22-zone irrigation system. A cross-fenced layout allows for separate wildlife or livestock management. Erosion control systems are in place throughout key areas. Camp Setup & Utilities: A luxury RV and camp setup is in place and includes Trex decking, lighting, a fire pit, septic, a storage building, and full hookups. Electricity is available at both ends of the ranch and county water services multiple areas. Additional infrastructure includes feeders, blinds, camera systems, protein storage, and feed systems supporting ranch operations. Residence: A 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch foreman's home is located on-site. Wildlife & Recreation: This ranch has been developed into a managed wildlife property with strong trophy genetics and diverse species. Whitetail deer genetics include established trophy bloodlines with breeding program infrastructure in place. Over 100 Rio Grande turkeys were introduced in 2025, with strong reproduction observed. The property is located in the heart of the central flyway, offering good duck hunting, with a spring-fed duck slough in the northwest portion of the ranch. The property also supports additional native species, with habitat management and predator control systems in place. The fencing and layout allow for controlled wildlife management or separation of species if desired.

For more information or to schedule a showing call the listing agent, Tom Waltz at 817-913-3773 Location & Access: This 262.67-acre ranch sits in the Red Hill community between Douglasville and Linden in Cass County. The property has over 6,455 feet of paved road frontage and offers a quiet, private setting with easy access. Terrain & Land Character: The land is a solid mix of mature oak and pine timber, open pasture, and rolling terrain with gentle elevation changes throughout. The blend of open and wooded areas gives the property good usability and natural cover. There are multiple potential homesites tucked throughout the ranch. Water Features: Natural springs are scattered across the property. There are several good spots for adding lakes or ponds. County water is available, and there is an on-site water well. Historic Cabin: A hand-hewn log cabin from the 1800s sits on the ranch. It was built from solid timber with craftsmanship you don't see anymore. The structure retains much of its original character, including a hand-built water well and a stone fireplace. It offers a real opportunity to restore or preserve a true piece of East Texas history. Improvements & Utilities: The property includes county water availability, an on-site water well, and high-speed fiber internet. Surveyed parcels are already in place, which gives added flexibility for future use or division. Wildlife & Recreation: The ranch carries strong populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, wild hogs, squirrels, and rabbits. It also sits within a well-known duck flyway, adding seasonal waterfowl hunting to the mix.

If you’ve been searching for that rare blend of privacy, natural beauty, and convenience, this 9.7-acre tract in Hughes Springs ISD may be exactly what you’ve been hoping to find. Tucked away behind a gated entrance and wrapped in mature pine and hardwood timber, this property delivers the kind of secluded, wooded retreat that East Texas buyers dream about but rarely see hit the market. What truly sets this tract apart is its terrain. Instead of flat, predictable acreage, you’ll find rolling ground with nearly 50 feet of elevation change, creating a landscape that feels larger, more dynamic, and full of character. High points open into natural clearings, gentle draws guide rainfall through the timber, and the varied sightlines give the land a sense of depth and privacy that’s hard to replicate. The timber stand is equally impressive — tall, straight pines mixed with hardwoods that provide shade, seasonal color, wildlife habitat, and long-term value. It’s the kind of woodland that immediately feels peaceful, private, and full of potential. A prime elevated home site sits near the center of the property, offering excellent drainage, a commanding view of the surrounding timber, and the kind of quiet, tucked-away setting that makes you imagine morning coffee on the porch and evenings spent listening to the wind move through the trees. Despite its secluded feel, the property offers approximately 370 feet of frontage on FM 161, giving you easy access to nearby towns, daily conveniences, and regional hubs. It’s the perfect balance of privacy and practicality — close enough for errands, far enough for true quiet. Located within the highly regarded Hughes Springs ISD, this tract is an exceptional find for families seeking acreage in a strong school district. Whether your vision is a custom home, a weekend retreat, or a long-term investment, this property checks every box: timber, terrain, road frontage, a gated entrance, and a standout home site. Property Highlights • 9.7 acres in Hughes Springs ISD • Rolling terrain with ~50 ft elevation change • Mature pine & hardwood timber • Elevated home site with excellent drainage • ~370 ft of frontage on FM 161 • Gated entrance • Secluded setting with convenient access • Strong recreational & investment potential If you’ve been waiting for the right piece of East Texas land, this one deserves a serious look. Schedule your private tour today.

Escape to the outdoors with this 97 +/- acre tract in Cass County, offering a nice blend of hunting, recreation, and future development potential. This property is rich with natural features, including multiple springs and creeks that attract abundant wildlife and provide year-round water sources. 25 acres of planted pine timber add to the investment value. A well-established trail system winds throughout the land, making navigation easy and creating ideal shooting lanes for hunting. The property is partially fenced and gated. With electricity already on the property, rural water available just across the highway, and fiber optic internet, you get an excellent combination of seclusion and modern connectivity. Extensive road frontage includes approximately 0.5 miles along FM 1399 and 0.3 miles along County Road 1348, offering excellent access and flexibility for future use. Conveniently located just 45 minutes from Texarkana, 1 hour from Longview, and approximately 2.5 hours from Dallas, this property is an ideal weekend retreat or long-term investment. Property Features -97 +/- acres of hunting and recreational land -Great land to build a home -Multiple natural springs and creeks -Established trail system throughout the property -Excellent wildlife habitat and hunting setup -Partially fenced and gated -Electricity available on-site -Rural water access across the highway -Fiber optic internet on the property -Approximately 0.5 miles of FM 1399 frontage -Approximately 0.3 miles of county road frontage -45 minutes to Texarkana -1 hour to Longview -2.5 hours to Dallas

Located just outside Atlanta in Cass County, Texas, this rolling 149 +/- acre property offers a blend of productive pasture, cleared land, and water features, making it an excellent opportunity for ranching, recreation, or your future homesite. The land is partially fenced and features two ponds along with Line Creek, providing reliable water sources for livestock and wildlife. With county road access and electricity nearby, the property is well-positioned for future development or a custom homesite. Conveniently located approximately 30 minutes from Texarkana and just three hours from Dallas, this property offers the peace of rural living with easy access to nearby amenities. Situated within the Atlanta Independent School District, it is an outstanding opportunity for recreation, agriculture, or your future homestead. Property Features -149 +/- acres in Cass County near Atlanta, Texas -Productive pasture and cleared land -Partially fenced -Two ponds -Line Creek runs through the property -County road access -Electricity nearby -Excellent homesite or ranch potential -Ideal for livestock, recreation, or future development -Approximately 30 minutes to Texarkana -Approximately 3 hours to Dallas -Located in Atlanta ISD

Some land has a story that stops you in your tracks. This 133acre East Texas timber tract has been in the same family since the day the government granted it to them back in the mid1800s. It was their original homestead a place they lived on, worked on, and protected for more than 150 years. And for the first time ever, its being offered to the public. Walking the property, youre surrounded by mature pine sawtimber thats been planted and managed by a local forester. A small pond sits tucked back off the interior, drawing in deer, hogs, turkey, and all the East Texas small game that make this area such a strong hunting region. Its quiet, peaceful, and easy to picture as a weekend retreat or a longterm hunting base. Up on the high ground, theres a natural rise that feels made for a homesite. Rural water and power are already at the county road, so building a home or cabin doesnt start from scratch. And even though the land feels tucked away, youre still only 8 minutes from Hwy 8 and about 20 minutes from I30. This is the kind of tract that works for a timber investor, a homesteader, or someone who just wants a piece of land with a real story behind it. This place is ready for its next chapter. -Held since the original government land grant (circa 1865) -First time ever offered to the public -133 acres of mature pine sawtimber -Small pond and strong wildlife presence -Rural water, power & fiber internet at the county road -Natural highground homesite -8 min to Hwy 8, 20 min to I30

For more information please contact listing agent Tom Waltz (817) 913-3773 Location: Cass County, near Red Hill in Northeast Texasjust south of Douglasville and situated between Douglasville and Linden. Terrain: This beautiful, heavily wooded property has it alloffering a blank canvas to create your ideal getaway. Secluded and private, with paved road access, newly installed (2025) high-speed fiber internet, county water, and electricity already in place. The land features outstanding hunting opportunities with a natural, untamed habitat. Theres also nearby access to lakes and rivers for fishing, plus the potential to build your own private lake on the property. Improvements: New survey, paved road access, high-speed fiber internet, county water, and electricity. Wildlife: Whitetail deer, turkey, wild hogs, squirrels, and rabbits. Nearby fishing available at Lake O the Pines and Wright Patman Lake.

TRACT 1 Just west of Linden sits this gorgeous 11.8-acre wooded tract, offering the kind of natural beauty, privacy, and untouched character that’s becoming increasingly rare in today’s market. This property feels like a true escape into the Piney Woods, with rolling terrain featuring roughly 30 feet of elevation change that adds visual interest and creates several naturally elevated homesite possibilities. Whether you’re envisioning a tucked-away cabin, a full-time residence, or a weekend retreat, the land provides multiple settings that capture the peaceful charm of East Texas. A spring-fed creek winds gracefully through the northeast corner, offering year-round water movement, a soothing natural backdrop, and a reliable draw for wildlife. The sound of flowing water paired with the shade of towering timber creates a serene environment that feels worlds away from town, yet remains conveniently close to Linden. The property is blanketed in mature pines and hardwoods, providing exceptional seclusion, natural shade, and habitat for deer, squirrel, songbirds, and other native wildlife. It’s the kind of place where you can step outside and instantly feel connected to nature. This tract is perfectly suited for a future homesite, recreational retreat, hunting escape, or investment property. With community water available and an electric right-of-way already cleared, bringing utilities to your build location is straightforward and cost-effective. The combination of usable terrain, natural water features, and mature timber makes this property stand out among similar acreage offerings. Mature timber tracts with this level of privacy, character, and build-ready potential don’t come around often. If you’ve been searching for a wooded property that blends natural beauty with practical features, this one is absolutely worth moving on before it’s gone.

Turn-Key Farm and Ranch in East Linden Kildare, Cass County Discover the perfect blend of functionality and beauty with this absolutely gorgeous 155.5-acre farm and ranch located east of Linden near the Kildare community. Designed to accommodate numerous head of cattle or other livestock, this property is a dream come true for anyone seeking a turn-key farming operation. The land offers pristine hay and grazing fields that have been meticulously maintained, fully fenced and cross-fenced for optimal livestock management. Three serene ponds provide ample water supply, while working pens and an equipment barn with a covered hay loft ensure the infrastructure is ready for immediate use. Multiple gated entries allow easy access and movement throughout the property. With over 5,100 feet of frontage on FM 248 and approximately 2,500 feet on CR 1893, the tract provides excellent flexibility for various uses. The rolling terrain features an elevation change of around 70 feet, offering breathtaking views and numerous potential home sites nestled among towering timber for privacy and seclusion. In addition to its agricultural strengths, the property is loaded with game signs, making it one of the best hunting and recreational tracts in the area. Electricity is available, and there is an old home site along the frontage with a deep well. The tract lies within the EMC water service area, though the nearest water line is approximately 2,500 feet back toward Kildare. Buyers will need to verify utilities to suit their needs. This exceptional property is the ideal spot to build your dream home while running your own livestock operation right out of your back door. Its location offers seclusion yet remains convenient, with short drives to Linden or Atlanta for dining, supplies, and feed stores. Just north of Atlanta, about 30 minutes away, is Texarkana, home to the nearest sale barn. Dont let this one get awaycall today to schedule a viewing and experience all that this incredible farm and ranch has to offer!

204.5-Acre Cass County Sanctuary For the first time since 2012, this remarkable 204.5-acre Cass County retreat is being offered to the public. For more than a decade, it has served as a private timber haven and family sanctuary — a place to disappear from the noise of everyday life, reset your pace, and reconnect with the land in a way that only large, untouched acreage can provide. Properties with this level of seclusion, character, and long-term stewardship rarely come available, and even more rarely in this part of East Texas. Spread across 204.5 acres of pure off-grid solitude, the land quiets the world the moment you arrive. Towering hardwoods rise above the understory, whispering pines sway in the breeze, and layered timber stands create a landscape built for wildlife and built for peace. The property has been carefully managed for years, resulting in exceptional habitat for deer — big, mature Whitetails that know these woods as home. Established food plots, strategically placed feeders, and nearly two miles of internal trails make the entire tract accessible, hunt-ready, and easy to explore by foot, ATV, or side-by-side. And then there’s Black Cypress Creek — more than a mile of winding, scenic water that feels like stepping into another world. The creek offers deep pools, shaded banks, and year-round fishing opportunities that turn an ordinary afternoon into something memorable. Natural springs feed the landscape, and rolling elevation adds visual interest and creates pockets of terrain that feel untouched, almost timeless. It’s the kind of place where every bend in the trail reveals something new: a quiet slough, a hidden clearing, or a stretch of creek that looks like it belongs in a postcard. This is a property where mornings begin with deer moving through the timber, afternoons drift by along the creek, and evenings settle around a fire with nothing but the woods for company. It’s not just land — it’s a reset button, a place where you can breathe deeper, slow down, and experience the kind of quiet that’s getting harder to find. A camper trailer and two storage containers are already in place, allowing you to begin enjoying the property immediately. Whether you’re searching for a private escape, a hunting headquarters, a long-term off-grid refuge, or a legacy tract to pass down through generations, this Cass County sanctuary is ready. ?? For more information, contact Susan Jackson with Century 21 Platinum Partners at 903-720-7517. property lines are approx

Blue Grass Ranch is a postcard property situated in the rolling hills of Northeast Texas. Meticulously maintained for decades, this property features an ideal balance of pasture and timbered acres with beautiful ponds scattered throughout. The ranch's diverse land types appeal to a wide range of uses and activities, including ranching, recreation, general stewardship, or a combination thereof. This really is an all-around ranch with multiple hilltops for homesite locations, pastures for livestock, and ample mature forests for wildlife and seclusion. LOCATION Situated in the Northwest corner of Cass County, the property enjoys true rural serenity while still retaining 30-minute access to both Daingerfield and Mount Pleasant, where many amenities and all necessities can be accessed. The property is also located just off State HW 77, allowing a manageable 2.5-hour drive westward to downtown Dallas. Distances to Texas Metroplexes: Dallas: 151 miles, 2.5 hours Houston: 269 miles, 4.5 hours Austin: 346 miles, 5+ hours TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT Remaining true to its positionality on the margins of the Post Oak Savannah and Piney Woods ecoregions, the ranch exhibits the favorable characteristics of both regions, exhibiting an almost park-like feel as gently rolling pastures dotted with post oaks fit like puzzle pieces into a mosaic of towering pines and hardwood trees. There are 3 high points on the property reaching up to 380' above sea level, these are juxtaposed by two main drainages that fall to below 320' and feed the 4 main ponds and wetland areas while also creating travel corridors for the wildlife on the property. The eastern section of the ranch is primarily wooded and totals nearly 90 acres. The primary tree species in these wooded areas are southern red oaks, post oaks, water oaks, cedar elm, sweetgum, and loblolly pine. These wooded acres provide important habitat for a variety of native mammals and bird species. WILDLIFE The Bluegrass Ranch supports an assortment of native fauna thanks to the ranch's ample cover, water resources, and forage. Common NE Texas species can all be found on this property, including whitetail, wild hogs, coyotes, bobcats, and an assortment of varmints. The property's two largest ponds also attract wintering waterfowl species, including wood ducks, gadwalls, and mallards. IMPROVEMENTS The property has been historically used as a working ranch and therefore does not have any living quarters or related improvements; however, in the center of the property, there is a well-kept storage and haybarn totaling 2,500+SF. The property's exterior and interior fencing is also in working condition, allowing for turn-key use of the property's grazing potential. WATER The ranch has a total of 4 ponds split among the property's pastures, fed by two wet weather drainages, ideal for rotational grazing as well as wildlife utilization. ELECTRICITY Power is available on County Road 2592. MINERALS Surface estate only. AREA HISTORY Cass County, established in 1846 and named for Michigan Senator Lewis Cass, briefly adopted the name Davis County in the 1860s before reverting back. Nestled in Northeast Texas's rolling piney woods, the county's deep agricultural roots--fueled by cotton, timber, and early oil--make it a compelling region for ranch buyers seeking land with both heritage and rural opportunity. The information contained herein has been gathered from sources deemed reliable; however, Republic Ranches, LLC and its principals, members, officers, associates, agents and employees cannot guarantee the accuracy of such information. The information contained herein is subject to changes, errors, omissions, prior sale, withdrawal of property from the market without prior notice, and approval of purchase by owner. Prospective buyers should verify all information to their satisfaction. No representation is made as to the possible value of this investment or type of use, and prospective buyers are urged to consult with their tax and legal advisors before making a final determination. Real Estate buyers are hereby notified that real properties and its rights and amenities in the States of Texas; Oklahoma; Colorado; Louisiana; Arkansas; and New Mexico are subject to many forces and impacts whether natural, those caused by man, or otherwise; including, but not limited to, drought or other weather related events, disease (e.g. Oak Wilt, Anthrax, Chronic Wasting Disease), invasive species, illegal trespassing, previous owner actions, neighbor actions and government actions. 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Your dream country escape awaits at this storybook Texas manor, set on nearly 20 acres of pristine pastureland just minutes from Atlanta, TX and a short drive from Shreveport/Bossier, LA. Priced well below a recent fee appraisal and supported by a current survey, this estate offers extraordinary value for buyers seeking luxury, acreage, and multi-use flexibility in one breathtaking package. A winding concrete drive carries you gently uphill through open pasture and beneath mature hardwoods, arriving at the hilltop where the home stands proudly surrounded by manicured lawns and scattered shade trees. From this elevated vantage point, the wraparound porches deliver sweeping 360-degree countryside views, creating a setting that feels both peaceful and cinematic. Covered walkways connect each wing of the home, adding charm, convenience, and architectural character that sets this property apart from anything else on the market. The main residence spans 3,575 square feet and showcases a thoughtful split floor plan enhanced with fresh paint, new flooring, and updated granite countertops. The gourmet kitchen serves as the heart of the home, offering abundant cabinetry, a large sit-down breakfast bar, and a cozy fireplace that sets the tone for warm gatherings and memorable entertaining. Just off the kitchen, the luxurious primary suite provides a serene retreat with its own fireplace, an oversized walk-in closet with custom built-ins, and a spa-inspired bath featuring dual dressing areas, double sinks, and a striking golden clawfoot tub. The formal living and dining rooms continue the home’s timeless elegance with wood flooring, detailed trim work, and another inviting fireplace. Additional spaces include multiple bedrooms and baths, a dedicated office with built-in -ins, a craft or second living area, and a spacious, well-designed laundry room. Connected by a covered walkway, the private guest quarters add 1,496 square feet of flexible living space with a full kitchen, living area with breakfast bar, large bedroom with private bath, half bath, laundry area, and a generous second living space or game room. With its own entrance and complete amenities, this suite is ideal for multi-generational living, long-term guests, or turnkey rental income. It functions beautifully as a mother-in-law suite, private retreat, or short-term rental. Outdoors, the property is partially fenced and well-suited for horses or multi-genre livestock, with open pasture land that captures the essence of East Texas country living. Located within the highly sought-after McLeod ISD, the estate blends luxury, practicality, and peaceful rural charm into a single, unforgettable offering. This remarkable farm and ranch retreat is truly one of a kind — a place where timeless elegance meets modern comfort, where every detail has been thoughtfully upgraded, and where the value is undeniable with a sales price set below a recent appraisal. Schedule your private tour today and experience the magic of this extraordinary property.

Tucked away in the heart of East Texas, this two-acre wooded tract offers a rare blend of privacy, natural beauty, and everyday convenience. Covered corner-to-corner in mature hardwood and pine timber, the property provides true seclusion, natural shade, and a quiet setting that feels worlds away from town—yet essential utilities and community services remain close at hand. The land features gently rolling topography, giving it dimension and multiple natural high points ideal for a homesite. These soft elevation changes improve drainage, create visual interest, and offer a more attractive building canvas than flat, featureless acreage. The terrain works in the buyer’s favor, providing usable ground that stays dry and offers flexibility for placing a home, driveway, and outbuildings. The timber stand is a major highlight. Mature trees create a natural privacy screen, buffer road noise, and support deer, small game, and native birds—perfect for anyone who enjoys a wooded backdrop, wildlife viewing, or light recreation right outside their door. With approximately 330 feet of frontage on County Road 3885, this tract offers an unusually generous amount of road frontage for its size. Wide frontage provides multiple driveway placement options, simplifies utility access, and enhances long-term resale value. Electricity is close by, and community water is nearby, eliminating the high costs often associated with extending utilities to rural land. Location is another strong advantage. Positioned conveniently between Texarkana, Shreveport, and Interstate 49, the property offers small-town quiet without sacrificing access to shopping, medical services, employment, entertainment, and regional travel routes. It’s an ideal balance for buyers who want country living with practical connectivity. The tract is unrestricted, allowing barndominiums, cabins, manufactured homes, livestock, hobby farming, RVs, and equipment—true freedom to use the land as you choose within county and state guidelines. Combining rolling terrain, mature timber, exceptional frontage, nearby utilities, and a highly convenient location, this two-acre tract stands out as an excellent homesite or weekend retreat. A personal showing is the best way to appreciate its character and potential. Call Susan Jackson today — 903-720-7517.

Located in Marietta, Texas, within the Hughes Springs ISD, this 146 +/- acre tract offers an excellent combination of timber investment, recreation, and future homesite potential. Approximately 92 acres are planted in 10-12 year old plantation pine that will soon be ready for its first thinning, providing an opportunity for immediate return on investment. The remaining acreage consists of hardwood bottomland, and the property borders Bear Creek, creating excellent wildlife habitat. With frontage on FM 250, along with water and electricity nearby, this property is well suited for a future home or weekend getaway. A 38-foot Dutchmen camper on a concrete slab at the front of the property will convey with the sale, making it ready to enjoy from day one. Whether you're looking for a timber investment, hunting property, or a place to build your dream home, this versatile East Texas tract has plenty to offer. Property Features -146 +/- acres in Cass County, Texas -Located near Marietta in Hughes Springs ISD -Approximately 92 acres of 10-12 year old plantation pine -Timber will soon be ready for its first thinning -Immediate income potential -Hardwood bottomland bordering Bear Creek -FM 250 Highway frontage -Water and electric nearby -38-foot Dutchmen camper on concrete slab conveys -Ideal for hunting, recreation, timber investment, or future homesite

Unrestricted, private, and full of potential, this beautiful 4+ acre tract southeast of the Bivins community offers the kind of peaceful setting that’s getting harder to find in East Texas. Located approximately 15 minutes from Atlanta, TX and about 45 minutes from Shreveport–Bossier, LA, the property provides a quiet rural escape while still offering convenient access to town, shopping, and major travel routes. Whether you’re looking for a homesite, a weekend retreat, or a flexible piece of land to shape to your needs, this tract delivers. The land features gently rolling terrain and is heavily wooded with mature pine and hardwood trees, creating a natural buffer that enhances privacy and seclusion. The timber canopy provides shade, beauty, and a sense of calm that makes the property feel tucked away from the world. Multiple potential build sites are scattered throughout the acreage, giving you options for designing your ideal setup — whether that’s a primary residence, a barndominium, or a manufactured home placement. The unrestricted nature of the property means you have the freedom to build what you want, how you want, without the limitations often found in other rural tracts. The wooded setting also makes this an excellent option for a weekend retreat. It’s the kind of place where you can relax, unwind, and enjoy the outdoors — whether you’re sitting under the trees, exploring the land, or simply enjoying the quiet. Wildlife activity is common in this area, adding to the natural charm and recreational appeal. Electric and community water are located in the vicinity, giving you access to essential utilities. Buyers will need to verify availability and all connection costs, but having both services nearby makes future development far more convenient. Unrestricted small-acreage tracts are becoming increasingly limited in this part of Cass County. This property offers flexibility, privacy, and convenience — an opportunity for those seeking a peaceful homesite or a private getaway in the East Texas countryside. With its natural beauty, usable terrain, and ideal location, this one stands out. Schedule your showing — this one will not last long. Property lines are approximate.