Rusk County, Texas Land For Sale (54 results)

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

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.

Property Overview TSG Ranch spans 327.55± acres in Rusk County, Texas, fronting County Road 461 near Laneville. GPS coordinates for the tract are 32.0046536° N, 94.8630607° W. Nearly 1.8 miles of Angelina River frontage runs the length of the eastern boundary, and a 10± acre duck slough sits inside the perimeter alongside almost four miles of interior trail. Plantation pine, native hardwood bottomland, open food plots, a barndo, a metal shop, and a barn round out a property built for hunters, anglers, and long-term land stewards looking for East Texas hunting land with real river frontage. Land, Timber & Terrain The timber stand here is a working mix, not a single-species block. Plantation pine went in across two phases, one in the mid-1990s and a second in the early 2000s, leaving the canopy with staggered height and varied age structure rather than a flat, even-aged stand. Native hardwood species, including Southern red oak, water oak, willow oak, white oak, green ash, hickory, sweetgum, and dogwood, hold the bottomland closest to the river and the slough. Food plots and open clearings break the timber at intervals, giving hunters sightlines and shot lanes without stripping the cover that holds deer. Water Features & Angelina River Frontage Water is the backbone of this Rusk County land for sale. Close to 1.8 miles of Angelina River frontage forms the eastern boundary, a substantial run of river footage for this acreage. Within the tract, a 10 ± acre duck slough, built in the early 2000s, holds gar, bowfin, buffalo, and catfish, with active beaver sign along the banks. American alligator presence is confirmed on the property through photos and video, a sign of how much year-round water this ground carries. Between the river run and the slough, wildlife on TSG Ranch has water within reach from nearly any point on the property. Wildlife & Hunting Cover runs thick across TSG Ranch, and sign shows up throughout the acreage. Whitetail deer, waterfowl, and hogs all work this ground, pulled in by the combination of river bottom, slough, standing timber, and open feed. Deer blinds are already hung and ready for the season, and the duck marsh around the slough is set up and waiting on flight weather. Mixed cover, plantation pine, hardwood bottom, and cleared ground tends to hold more game and more species than a single uniform stand, and that variety plays out in game sign scattered through the interior. Hunting Barndo & Improvements A 1,000-square-foot hunting barndo anchors TSG Ranch, built in 2009 with two-story metal construction. A wood-burning stove on the main level handles the heat, backed by central electric air conditioning for the warmer months. Upstairs holds a loft and a full bath. A covered patio rounds out the cabin. A metal shop and barn add storage and workspace, and a private well with on-site electricity serves every structure on the property. Trails & Access Almost four miles of interior trail tie together the timber stands, food plots, duck slough, and river frontage across the tract, built for ATV and UTV travel over the terrain. County Road 461, a county-maintained dirt road, carries the property's frontage in south-central Rusk County near Laneville. Fencing is partial. Location & Access Henderson, the Rusk County seat, sits roughly 12 miles north of Laneville and covers fuel, groceries, and basic medical needs. Longview serves as a second regional hub to the northeast. Tyler is the nearest larger city, reached by Highway 64 east, then Highway 42 south, continuing through FM 1798, FM 839, and County Road 458 before the final turn onto County Road 461, a route of about 36.5 miles and roughly 45 minutes. Tyler Pounds Regional Airport and East Texas Regional Airport in Longview both offer commercial air service, with Dallas/Fort Worth International standing as the nearest major gateway. County & Tax Considerations The property currently carries a timber tax exemption. Buyers should confirm exemption transfer requirements directly with the Rusk County Appraisal District.

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.

Tucked into the quiet woodlands of Rusk County, this 9 +/- acre retreat offers outstanding hunting and outdoor recreation opportunities. Towering hardwoods and dense pine stands create exceptional habitat, supporting healthy wildlife populations and consistent year-round game movement--ideal for both deer and turkey hunters. Interior ATV trails allow easy access across the property, making exploration simple and enjoyable. Conveniently located on County Road 3231, this tract sits just 5 minutes from Tatum and 20 minutes from Longview, providing privacy without sacrificing accessibility. With blacktop road frontage and essential utilities available at the road, future development is straightforward--perfect for a weekend cabin, RV setup, or a peaceful full-time homestead. Whether you're searching for a secluded getaway, a hunter's paradise, or your own slice of East Texas wilderness, this property delivers the perfect blend of access, seclusion, and natural beauty. Property Features -Excellent hunting -Mature hardwoods -Established ATV trails -Convenient location on CR 3251 -5 minutes to Tatum -Blacktop road frontage -Seclusion -Accessibility -Unlimited potential

Welcome to your very own oasis just minutes from the new Wild Spring Dunes Golf Course near Nacogdoches, Texas. As you drive into this property, you will instantly see the perfect hilltop build site ready for your future residence! Views to the south consist of open woodlands with mature oak trees sloping down towards Parker Branch. Deer tracks can be found along the creek crossings and throughout the open canopy. Mature white oaks are sure to drop a heavy crop of acorns every fall, providing much attraction to the wildlife. Trail cam photos from the property provide evidence of how great the whitetail genetics are in this area. Multiple stand sites and food plot locations make this property desirable to the outdoorsman. This property has great potential for anyone wanting to be close to town with a country feel! Property Features -2.5 miles from Mt. Enterprise, TX -20 minutes to Henderson, TX -Less than 30 minutes from Nacogdoches, TX -Less than 30 minutes from Stephen F. Austin University -Potential lake site -Premium hilltop build site -600 feet of Highway 84 road frontage -Mature oak trees -Parker Branch borders property -Hunting opportunities -Abundant wildlife

Just 30 minutes from Nacogdoches, Texas, awaits this beautiful, secluded recreational property full of mature pine timber. Discover peace and privacy on this 40 +/- acre tract, tucked away in the East Texas countryside. This property offers practical amenities, a hilltop location, a water well, and an abundance of wildlife. This is the perfect property for a future secluded homesite, weekend getaway, or hunting retreat. A timber evaluation has been completed, providing the new owners with a significant return on investment and offering the option for a future timber harvest. As a bonus, some minerals are available to convey with the property. Roads have been maintained throughout the property, making it easy to get around and enjoy. Whether you are seeking a quiet place to escape to on the weekends, an investment opportunity, or a legacy property to pass down, this tract offers it all. Property Features -Secluded recreational tract -Great hunting area -Abundant wildlife -Spring-fed pond -Established trail system -Some minerals available -Water well -Electricity available -5 miles from Mount Enterprise -30 minutes to Nacogdoches -30 minutes to Henderson -Mature timber ready for harvest

Big Valley Ranch is a well-improved East Texas ranch located near Troup in Cherokee and Rusk Counties, offering a balanced combination of residential improvements, agricultural capability, and recreational use. The property features a custom-built primary residence supported by a comprehensive set of ranch improvements, including a barn, shop, equipment storage, and working cattle facilities. The layout has been designed for efficiency, with cross-fenced pastures and centralized working pens that facilitate livestock handling and rotational grazing. Approximately 300 acres of pastureland, including 160+/- acres of improved coastal Bermuda hay fields, provide a strong foundation for a productive 150-200 cow-calf operation or similar agricultural enterprise. Big Valley Ranch is a well-improved East Texas ranch located near Troup in Cherokee and Rusk Counties, offering a balanced combination of residential improvements, agricultural capability, and recreational use. The property features a custom-built primary residence supported by a comprehensive set of ranch improvements, including a barn, shop, equipment storage, and working cattle facilities. The layout has been designed for efficiency, with cross-fenced pastures and centralized working pens that facilitate livestock handling and rotational grazing. Approximately 300 acres of pastureland, including 160± acres of improved coastal Bermuda hay fields, provide a strong foundation for a productive 150-200 cow-calf operation or similar agricultural enterprise. Accessibility is a notable attribute, with nearly one mile of combined paved frontage on County Road 4608 and County Road 4606, along with multiple gated entry points. The ranch benefits from its proximity to Troup and Tyler, providing convenient access to regional services, medical facilities, and transportation infrastructure while maintaining the privacy associated with rural East Texas properties. The surrounding area is characterized by large neighboring tracts and established agricultural operations. In addition to its agricultural function, the ranch supports a range of recreational uses, including hunting and fishing, with ponds, timbered areas, and a natural duck slough along Bowles Creek contributing to habitat diversity. The presence of utilities, water, and new infrastructure further enhances usability. Conveniently located near Troup and Tyler, the ranch combines rural privacy with proximity to an anchor city in East Texas, making it ideal for a homestead, working ranch with hay production, and a minor recreational aspect in a desirable market.

This 12.357 acre tract is located along the northern boundary of CR 436, approximately 11 miles south of Henderson in the central portion of Rusk County, Texas. The property offers county road frontage, rolling East Texas terrain, young planted pine, mixed native timber and flexible land use potential for a rural homesite, small recreational property or future pasture conversion. Land Characteristics The tract has rolling topography with elevations ranging from approximately 380 feet ASL to approximately 440 feet ASL. Generally, the highest elevation is located along the CR 436 frontage in the southern portion of the property, with the land gradually sloping downhill toward the northern boundary at the rear of the tract. This elevation change gives the property good character for a smaller acreage tract and may provide potential drainage patterns for a possible pond site, subject to further on-site evaluation, soils, permitting and construction feasibility. Approximately 5 to 6 acres of the property were cut and replanted in pine roughly 4 to 6 years ago. This younger planted pine area gives the next owner flexibility. It could be left in timber to continue growing as a privacy buffer and potential future timber component, or it could be converted into pasture, food plots or open ground while the timber is still young enough to manage more easily. The balance of the property includes mixed native timber along the eastern boundary. This timbered area is narrow near the southeast portion of the tract and widens toward the rear, where it covers approximately two-thirds of the property width. Homesite And Recreational Appeal The mixed native timber and rolling terrain create several appealing areas to evaluate for a rural homesite. The more heavily wooded eastern and rear portions of the tract offer privacy, natural cover and a setting that could work well for a house site, weekend cabin or small recreational retreat. The timbered corridor may also provide travel cover for native wildlife commonly found in this portion of East Texas, including whitetail deer, feral hogs, squirrels, rabbits and a variety of songbirds and other native species. The young pine area offers additional options for land use. A buyer could keep the pine growing for long-term privacy and potential timber value, selectively open areas for trails and shooting lanes, or convert portions to open pasture or wildlife openings. The size of the tract makes it manageable while still offering enough land for outdoor recreation, a rural residence or a small land investment. Utilities And Access The property has frontage along CR 436, with entrance coordinates near 32.0124, -94.781. Electricity runs across the front of the property, which is a helpful feature for future improvements. It is not known whether community water currently services this portion of CR 436, so buyers should verify water availability with the appropriate provider. Septic requirements, driveway requirements and utility connections should also be verified by the buyer or buyers agent. Location This tract is located in central Rusk County, approximately 11 miles south of Henderson. Nearby communities include Mount Enterprise, Tatum, Kilgore, Longview, Jacksonville and Tyler. Henderson provides access to grocery, dining, fuel, schools, medical services and other local conveniences, while larger regional services are available in Tyler, Longview and Kilgore. Approximate distances from the property entrance are 11 miles to Henderson, 13 miles to Mount Enterprise, 30 miles to Kilgore, 34 miles to Longview, 40 miles to Tyler and 130 miles to Dallas. These distances are approximate and should be verified by buyer or buyers agent. Area Recreation And Local Attractions Rusk County is part of the East Texas timber region, known for rolling terrain, pine and hardwood timber, rural homesites, recreational land and outdoor opportunities. The Henderson area offers historic attractions, local dining and seasonal events, including the East Texas Wildflower Trails. Lake Striker and Martin Creek Lake State Park are within the broader area and offer fishing, boating, camping, paddling, hiking and other outdoor activities. Lake Striker is known for black bass, channel catfish and crappie fishing, while Martin Creek Lake State Park offers year-round fishing, camping, paddling, hiking, biking and lake recreation. Minerals And Other Considerations Seller will reserve all owned mineral rights. Buyer should review any mineral reservation language, title commitment, restrictions, utility availability, access, easements, floodplain status, soils and all due diligence items prior to closing. DETAILS - 12.357 acres along CR 436 in central Rusk County - Approximately 11 miles south of Henderson - Rolling terrain with elevations from approximately 380 feet to 440 feet ASL - Young planted pine on approximately 5 to 6 acres - Mixed native timber along the eastern and rear portions of the tract - Potential homesite areas with privacy and natural cover - Possible pond site based on topography, subject to buyer verification - Electricity runs across the front of the property - 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.

Discover the perfect East Texas getaway with this beautiful 13 +/- acre tract in Rusk County, just minutes from Henderson and near Lake Cherokee. Heavily wooded with mature native trees, this property offers exceptional privacy and a peaceful natural setting, making it ideal for building a dream home, weekend cabin, or recreational retreat. The property features excellent access with an established driveway, easement road, and county road frontage on County Road 1716. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant wildlife, including whitetail deer and feral hogs, providing outstanding hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities. Whether you're searching for a private homesite, a recreational escape, or an investment in East Texas land, this versatile property offers the best of country living with convenient access to nearby amenities and the recreational opportunities of Lake Cherokee. Don't miss this opportunity to own a beautiful piece of East Texas. Property Features -13 +/- beautiful wooded acres in Rusk County, Texas -Conveniently located just minutes from Henderson and near Lake Cherokee -Heavily wooded with mature native East Texas trees for privacy and natural beauty -County road frontage on FM 1716 for easy access -Established driveway and easement road already in place -Multiple potential homesites for a custom home, cabin, or barndominium -Excellent recreational property for hunting, camping, hiking, and ATV riding -Abundant wildlife, including whitetail deer, feral hogs, and other native species -Peaceful rural setting with plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors -Great opportunity for a homesite, weekend retreat, or long-term land investment

This wooded recreational tract offers a practical mix of timber, access, and usable interior travel corridors in a location convenient to several larger communities. The land is mostly wooded with rolling upland terrain, a pine component that has been managed over time, and a network of existing trails and openings that create useful movement through the property. With frontage along CR 4117, a main gate already in place, and quick access back to SH 64, the tract has a straightforward layout for weekend use, hunting setup, timber management, and general outdoor recreation. Access and Location Access is from the east side of CR 4117 S through the main gate. The gate is located roughly one mile south of SH 64, which gives the property a simple route back toward nearby towns and regional services. The setting is rural, but it remains close enough for day use or short weekend trips. The county road frontage, existing gate, and internal trails help make the tract usable without a buyer starting from a blank slate. Land and Terrain The property is all upland based on the information provided, with no floodzone area noted. Elevations are reported to range from approximately 390 feet above sea level to approximately 440 feet above sea level. That change in elevation gives the tract a gently rolling to rolling feel and creates some variety across the land. The terrain and existing access corridors should help with navigating the property, placing stands or blinds, and maintaining recreational access. Timber and Vegetation The timber is a mixture of older planted pine and areas of native regeneration, with small pockets of mixed native timber in various locations. The pine stand has reportedly been thinned a couple of times, which can benefit stand health, access, sunlight penetration, and wildlife edge when managed properly. A thinned pine stand may also allow a buyer to evaluate future timber-management options, including periodic thinning, stand improvement, or continued recreational use. Any timber income, timber volume, timing, and future harvest planning should be verified by a consulting forester or timber buyer. Recreation and Hunting Setup The existing trail system, openings, pipeline corridors, and edge cover create practical setup options for deer hunting and general recreation. These features can reduce the amount of initial clearing needed for access, stand placement, feeder locations, and travel routes through the property. The mix of pine timber, native regrowth, openings, and edge should provide a useful recreational layout, while still allowing a buyer to adjust the property to fit their own management goals. Utilities and Surface Use Electric distribution lines cross portions of the property. One line runs just inside and generally parallel to the CR frontage, while another crosses the southern portion of the property from east to west. Community water availability has not been confirmed. There is a gas compressor station on the southern portion of the property that reportedly encumbers approximately two acres and has its own access from the southern portion of the CR 4117 frontage. There is also an older oil or gas well site with limited surface equipment near the central portion of the tract. Multiple pipelines cross the property and connect to the compressor station. These surface-use items should be reviewed by a buyer as part of due diligence, including easement locations, widths, maintenance rights, access rights, and any limitations on surface use. Survey, Minerals, and Buyer Review A new survey is on hand, which should help a buyer evaluate boundary lines, road frontage, access points, and the location of visible surface-use improvements and easements. The property is being offered as surface only, with no minerals included. Buyers should review the survey, title commitment, recorded easements, utility availability, pipeline locations, compressor station area, and any oil or gas surface-use matters before closing. DETAILS - 63.516 acres located along the east side of CR 4117 S in western Rusk County. - Address: E/S CR 4117 S, Overton, TX 75684 - Main gate is located at approximately 32.1789, -94.9663, about one mile south of SH 64. - Mostly wooded with older thinned planted pine, native regeneration, and small pockets of mixed native timber. - Rolling upland terrain with reported elevations from approximately 390 feet to 440 feet ASL. - No floodzone area noted by seller. - New survey on hand. - Offered as surface only with no minerals included. - All descriptions and exhibits are considered to be reliable but should be verified by buyer or buyer's 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.

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.

23.0-Acre Tract D - This property located just off Hwy 84, between Mt. Enterprise and Timpson, TX. Offering the best of both world seclusion and easy access to nearby towns, this property is an ideal setting for building your dream home, a weekend getaway, or simply a peaceful retreat from the fast-paced city life. The timber was thinned in 2024, and mulched afterward, enhancing the property's natural aesthetics while opening up stunning views that stretch for miles in every direction. Whether you're building on one of the hilltop sites or simply enjoying the scenic landscape, this land promises unmatched tranquility. With over 1,500 feet of frontage along Hwy 84, the property offers easy access and multiple great entry points for setting up your perfect country escape. Whether you're planning a homestead, recreational space, or simply a peaceful place to unwind, the layout of the property gives you endless possibilities for developing your vision. Whether you envision building a sprawling homestead, starting a hobby farm, or simply retreating to your own slice of paradise, this property has the potential to make those dreams a reality. *Deed restrictions are in place and available upon request. Tracts B&C (Sold), Tract D (Pending), Tract A (Available) Nearby Attractions: Lakes: Lake Murval, Lake Naconiche, Lake Sam Rayburn, Toledo Bend, and Lake Nacogdoches are all within an hour for fishing and boating activities. National Forests: Nearby Sabine and Angelina National Forests offer hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. Location: Coordinates: 31.9206, -94.5751 Nacogdoches, TX: 30min Henderson, TX 20min Houston, TX: 3.0 hours Dallas, TX: 3.0 hours

Come and take a look at this phenomenal property with a plethora of features and a view that will take your breath away. Rarely do we come across a property that has so much to offer and is so unique in its offerings. This diverse 310ac tract has an unheard of 190ft elevation change from its highest to lowest points. With that elevation change comes features such as a large creek that borders one side and flows year round with plenty of water. This creek isnt the only source of water on the property as there is another creek and a pond as well, however it serves as the life blood for the wildlife that are so prevalent in the area. Deer, squirrel, hogs and other wildlife can often be seen while riding through the property. There is an open field with approximately 30ac of open pasture land that is good for grazing horses or cattle. There is an adequate road system that will allow you to navigate all areas of the property even during the rainy months. If you like recreational hunting, there are numerous different features of the property to hunt. Whether it be the timber along the creek, the pasture edges, the tall mature pine plantation area, or the hardwood ridges that parallel the sides of the higher elevation ground, there are numerous places to enjoy the outdoors with good odds of bagging a trophy animal in the process. All of this and we havent even mentioned the most spectacular piece of the property, a place to build a house or cabin with a view that you can see 15-20miles on a clear day. Just imagine watching the sun rise and set from this elevation and the seclusion that you have while being on this property. That is something that you rarely find in an offering like this and you cant put into words or pictures what it can add to your life. If youd like to come check out this phenomenal and diverse piece of property, give us a call and we will set up a time to check it out.

Small acreage in a location like this is getting harder and harder to find. This 1.259 acre tract sits tucked away in a quiet stretch of countryside surrounded by large expanses of timberland, giving it a peaceful, private feel that’s hard to come by—especially this close to one of the most talked about new developments in East Texas. The property is located less than 10 minutes from the planned $2 billion Wild Spring Dunes Golf Resort, positioning it perfectly for someone wanting to be close to what is expected to become one of the premier destination golf developments in the region, while still enjoying the calm and privacy of country living. The tract itself has good oil-top road access, power available at the road, no floodplain, and no restrictions, making it ready for a homesite, cabin, RV setup, or long-term investment hold. The seller has also already paid for a new survey, which will be provided to the buyer. This is really the best of both worlds—quiet, rural surroundings with major future development just down the road. And because it’s only 1.259 acres, it offers an extremely approachable price point for someone wanting to secure land in this area before values begin moving upward. Affordable, unrestricted, surveyed, and located in one of the most promising growth corridors in East Texas—this one is absolutely worth a look. Call Woodsmen 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 (Woodsmen 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 Woodsmen Realty, LLC

SPRING FED CREEK, NATURAL SPRING, OLD GROWTH TIMBER, PICTURESQUE ROLLING PASTURELAND This 40.356 acre property in the small ranching community of Pone, just outside Henderson, Texas, is one of those rare properties that feels almost too perfect to be real. From the moment you enter the gate, it's obvious that this land has been carefully cared for and thoughtfully improved, creating a setting that looks more like a painting than a piece of East Texas real estate. Roughly 75% of the property is pristine pastureland, with a gentle rolling topography that gives the ranch a beautiful, park-like appearance. The pasture has been professionally terraced, creating excellent drainage throughout the property while helping prevent erosion for decades to come. The result is a landscape that is not only beautiful, but exceptionally functional. Water is often what separates good properties from great ones, and this ranch has some of the finest water features you'll find anywhere in East Texas. Near the back of the property, a natural spring emerges from beneath a massive oak tree, producing crystal-clear water before flowing into the property's main creek. That creek is a true gem in its own right—a 3 to 4-foot-wide spring-fed stream with over a quarter mile of frontage on both sides, winding through the ranch beneath a canopy of ancient hardwoods. Adding even more character, a second creek converges into the main stream on the property, creating an incredible water corridor rich with wildlife and natural beauty. The timber along this creek bottom is simply remarkable. Massive oaks and hardwoods—many over 100 years old—tower overhead. The forest floor is almost completely open, with virtually no underbrush, creating the feeling of walking through a national forest. It's the kind of hardwood bottom that takes generations to create and can never truly be replicated. As impressive as the creek bottom is, the homesite may be the crown jewel of the property. The sellers recently installed a brand-new crushed limestone road that leads through the pasture and climbs to a stunning hilltop tucked behind a one-acre stand of old-growth hardwoods. Hidden from the road and overlooking the creek valley below, this homesite offers privacy, views, and a setting that would be nearly impossible to improve upon. It's the type of place where you can immediately picture a forever home, front porch, and generations of memories being made. With power available, no floodplain, no restrictions, excellent access, abundant water, mature timber, improved pasture, and a truly exceptional homesite, this property represents everything people hope to find when searching for a small East Texas ranch. Quite simply, properties like this rarely come to market. If you've been looking for a ranch that combines beauty, usability, water, privacy, and long-term legacy appeal, this may be one of the finest opportunities you'll find anywhere in East Texas. The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker or Seller. The Broker (Woodsmen 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 Woodsmen Realty, LLC.

Located along CR 436 approximately 11 miles south of Henderson, this upland recreational and timber tract offers long county road frontage, a gated entry, rolling terrain, and a young stand of planted pine that can be managed for future value. The land has a clear, practical layout for a buyer looking for a manageable rural property with good access, elevation change, hunting and outdoor recreation appeal, and potential long-term timber upside. The provided information notes no mapped flood zone, and the site appears to be made up of upland ground with elevation ranging from approximately 380 feet ASL to approximately 460 feet ASL. Access and Frontage The property fronts the southern boundary of CR 436 and includes long frontage along the county road. The gate is located at approximately 32.0123, -94.7811, providing a useful entry point from the road corridor. This frontage is an important feature for access, land management, timber operations, recreation, and future planning. Any exact frontage distance, driveway location, gate placement, and legal access details should be verified by survey, title work, and county records. Land and Topography The land has rolling topography with a larger hill in the northeastern portion of the property. From that high area, the terrain generally slopes toward lower elevations to the west and south. The elevation change gives the tract more character than a flat cutover property and may help create useful views, drainage patterns, bedding cover, stand locations, and interior trail options over time. Timber and Vegetation Timber was cut in the last few years, and the property was replanted in pine approximately four to five years ago. That young planted pine creates a long-term timber management component that should continue to develop as the stand matures. Future value may be influenced by stocking, survival rates, site quality, spacing, thinning schedule, pulpwood and sawtimber markets, access for equipment, and management by a consulting forester. The tract may appeal to a buyer who wants to shape the next phase of timber growth while maintaining recreational use during the growth cycle. Recreational Use and Habitat The combination of planted pine regeneration, rolling terrain, county road access, and pipeline corridors gives the tract good recreational appeal. Young pine stands and regenerating cover can create bedding and browse conditions for regional wildlife, while open easement corridors can provide visibility, travel lanes, and potential locations for food plots, stands, or interior access routes. Surface Use and Easements There are two pipeline easements in the northern portion of the tract. They run generally east to west, parallel and adjacent to one another, just south of the CR 436 corridor. There is also an oil and gas site in the eastern portion of the property that is accessed from the county road. Seller to reserve all owned mineral rights. A new survey is available upon request. DETAILS - 48.293 acres located along the southern boundary of CR 436 in central Rusk County, TX. - Approximately 11 miles south of Henderson, according to the provided summary. - Long frontage along CR 436 with gate coordinates provided as 32.0123, -94.7811. - Rolling upland topography with elevation reported from approximately 380 feet ASL to 460 feet ASL. - Larger hill in the northeastern portion, with land sloping toward the west and south. - Timber was cut in recent years and replanted in pine approximately four to five years ago. - Provided information notes no mapped flood zone. - Two parallel pipeline easements run east to west in the northern portion of the property. - Oil and gas site in the eastern portion, accessed from the county road. - All descriptions and exhibits are considered to be reliable but should be verified by buyer or buyer's 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.

Located on the west side of CR 2136 just north of the SH 43 corridor between Henderson and Tatum, this vacant timber tract offers a strong mix of managed pine, native hardwood cover, upland terrain, and recreational appeal. The property has long oil-top county road frontage, an existing gated entrance, and a mostly rectangular layout that should make future planning more efficient. Current and future uses include timber investment, hunting, recreation, and potential homesite development, with buyer verification needed for utilities, soils, septic suitability, floodplain status, access to services, and any applicable permitting. Access and Frontage Access is from CR 2136, an oil-top county road. A recent survey estimates approximately 1,646 feet of frontage, and there is an existing gated entrance along the road. Interior access is minimal, which gives a buyer flexibility to create roads, trails, food plot openings, or homesite access based on their intended use. The long road frontage may also create more than one planning option, subject to county requirements, driveway approval, title review, and survey verification. Terrain, Ridge, and Soils The tract is almost entirely upland, with only a small area reported near the southwest corner and southern boundary shown within a flood zone. Elevation reportedly ranges from approximately 366 feet to 440 feet above sea level. A ridge runs through the north and northeast portion of the tract and trends toward the southwest boundary, with drainage moving west and south from that ridge. This terrain creates a useful mix of higher ground, natural drainage, and possible view opportunities toward the privately owned neighboring lake from the southwest portion. The soil map identifies Betis loamy fine sand, Tenaha loamy fine sand, Lilbert loamy fine sand, and a small amount of Cuthbert gravelly fine sandy loam. These soils and the mostly upland settings support the propertys timber character and potential rural development uses, but all homesite, septic, road, and construction plans should be independently evaluated. Timber and Vegetation The timber is the primary feature. Approximately 40 to 50 acres appear to be pine plantation that has been well maintained and thinned twice. The balance is primarily mixed native timber that appears to have been lightly thinned within the last 5 to 8 years. The hardwood component is mainly on the western portion of the tract, with a smaller hardwood area along the southern portion. The understory is relatively clean but still natural in appearance, providing a useful combination of visibility, cover, and future management potential. There are no established food plots, blinds, feeders, or structural improvements currently in place. The property is more of a timber blank canvas, with potential areas that could be opened for homesites, food plots, trails, or small recreational clearings. Timber volume, merchantability, harvest timing, management recommendations, and any timber plan details should be verified by buyer. Water and Lake Context The survey indicates the southwest corner reaches a privately owned neighboring lake. Potential lake views may be possible from the southwest portion with proper planning and clearing, but use and access should be verified by buyer. The topo map also indicates a spring or wet-weather drainage feature running through the central portion of the tract toward the south. Utilities and Development Considerations Electricity is reported across CR 2136, and the tract is reported to be within the New Prospect Water Supply Corporation service area. No determinations have been made regarding electric provider, capacity, water meter availability, tap fees, line location, or connection costs. There is no known on-site water meter, well, septic system, public sewer, propane service, or confirmed natural gas utility service. Mapping information provided by the seller indicates fiber service from Eastex Telephone Cooperative Inc., with provider availability and service details to be verified. The upland setting, road frontage, and nearby utility indicators support potential rural homesite use, but the property should be evaluated by the buyer for driveway placement, water service, electric extension, septic suitability, drainage, floodplain limits, and construction requirements. Surface Features and Improvements This is vacant timberland with no homes, cabins, barns, shops, sheds, docks, hunting blinds, feeders, food plots, or livestock infrastructure. A small existing oil/gas pad site with limited surface equipment is located on the tract, with details and any associated easements to be verified by buyer. A small natural gas pipeline associated with that site reportedly runs generally southeast toward and off the southeast portion of the property. The offering is surface only. Recreation and Wildlife The timber, hardwood edge, upland ridge, drainage feature, and nearby water influence create a practical recreational setting. Wildlife noted for the property includes deer, hogs, ducks, and other small native wildlife. There is no trail camera history, harvest history, or established hunting infrastructure being represented. The tract could be set up over time with trails, stand locations, food plots, and access routes as allowed by the property layout and buyer plans. Location and Area Context The property sits in a rural setting between Henderson and Tatum, with access to the SH 43 corridor and a reasonable drive to Longview and Tyler. Henderson offers local services, dining, events, and visitor attractions, while Martin Creek Lake State Park, Lake Forest Park, and the Depot Museum & History Center add nearby public recreation and area interest. The location gives a buyer a combination of timberland privacy, county road frontage, and access to multiple regional towns without relying on any unverified rights to the neighboring private lake. DETAILS - Located on the west side of CR 2136 near Henderson, ZIP 75652, within Tatum ISD. - Parcel ID 16850, legal: AB 739 W Scarborough Sur, Tr 2, with 2026 adopted tax est of $179.77 based on $11,700 tax value - Ag Exemption is currently in place. - Existing gated entrance with long oil-top CR 2136 frontage. - Maintained pine plantation and mixed native hardwoods with a relatively clean natural understory. - Mostly upland terrain with ridge, central wet-weather drainage, and possible lake views from southwest portion. - Electricity reported across the road, New Prospect WSC service area & mapping-indicated Eastex fiber-all to be verified - All descriptions and exhibits are considered to be reliable but should be verified by buyer or buyer's 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.

DISCOVER A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN THE HEART OF EAST TEXAS—15 PRISTINE ACRES JUST 7 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN HENDERSON. WHETHER YOU'RE LOOKING TO BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME, WEEKEND RETREAT, OR INVESTMENT PROPERTY, THIS LAND HAS IT ALL: SCENIC WATER FEATURES,MODERN UTILITIES, AND A PEACEFUL SETTING WITH QUICK ACCESS TO TOWN. PROPERTY FEATURES: CREEK WITH CLEAR WATER FROM MARTIN LAKE A PICTURESQUE, YEAR-ROUND CREEK RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY, IDEAL FOR RELAXING OR BUILDING YOUR OWN PRIVATE LAKE WITH A SMALL DAM. READY-TO-BUILD HOME SITE $40,000 IN LAND PREP AND DIRT WORK ALREADY COMPLETED HOUSE PAD WITH INCREDIBLE CREEK VIEWS RVS WELCOME (NO MOBILE HOMES) ROBUST WELL SYSTEM OVER 300 FEET DEEP WELL HOUSED IN AN 18' X 20' STRUCTURE BUILT WITH THE PERFECT BLOCK SYSTEM – FIREPROOF, EARTHQUAKE-RESISTANT, TORNADO-PROTECTED, AND HIGHLY INSULATED. INSTALLED SEPTIC SYSTEM AERATOR SEPTIC SYSTEM READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE. GUEST HOUSE POTENTIAL CEMENT FOOTERS ALREADY POURED FOR A 500 SQ FT GUEST HOME INCLUDES ENOUGH THE PERFECT BLOCK MATERIAL TO BUILD IT..BLEND OF WOODED & OPEN LAND PRIVATE, WOODED SECTIONS FOR SECLUSION OPEN GRASSLAND FOR BUILDING, GRAZING, OR GARDENING PRIVATE RUNNING/ATV TRAIL WINDING TRAIL PERFECT FOR RECREATION, EXERCISE, OR EXPLORING YOUR OWN LAND. ABOUT THE LOCATION: JUST OUTSIDE HENDERSON, TX ONLY 7 MINUTES TO TOWN EASY ACCESS TO TYLER,LONGVIEW,TATUM,CARTHAGE,KILGORE – IDEAL FOR COMMUTING OR DAY TRIPS OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS = MORE FREEDOM WITH FEWER RESTRICTIONS LIFE IN HENDERSON, TX: SMALL-TOWN CHARM WITH BIG-TIME AMENITIES HENDERSON OFFERS A WELCOMING ATMOSPHERE, EXCELLENT SAFETY, AND COMMUNITY SPIRIT. LOCAL EVENTS & CULTURE ANNUAL SYRUP FESTIVAL CELEBRATING HENDERSON’S HISTORY LOCAL DINING, ANTIQUE SHOPS, AND SMALL BUSINESSES ADD CHARACTER AND CONVENIENCE EXCELLENT SCHOOLS STRONG PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL LIONS – A POWERHOUSE IN TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL WITH VIBRANT COMMUNITY SUPPORT WHY YOU'LL LOVE THIS PROPERTY: MOVE-IN READY INFRASTRUCTURE SAVES YOU TIME AND MONEY PEACEFUL RURAL LIVING WITHOUT ISOLATION INVESTMENT POTENTIAL WITH GUEST HOUSE SPACE AND LAND VERSATILITY A PERFECT MIX OF NATURE, CONVENIENCE, AND COMMUNITY. SELLER IS MOTIVATED – BRING YOUR BEST OFFER! CONTACT NOW TO SCHEDULE A VIEWING OR REQUEST THE VIRTUAL TOUR VIDEO.

Dont miss out on your chance to grab a piece of quiet country living. Located just a short beautiful drive from Henderson Texas, these remote tracts are sure to go quickly. Featuring a very low traffic county road, these tracts are a blank slate for building your dream home and piece of the country life. They would make great platforms for a little ranch with livestock or you could sculpt a beautiful big yard. With different sizes available there is surely one that will fit your size and pocketbook. There are obvious house spots on each site, or you could purchase more than one for more contiguous acreage. If youre looking for a neat place to call home and build your future, give us a call to go see one of these beautiful tracts.

Discover modern living in this stunning newly-built home nestled in the tranquil surroundings of Henderson, Texas. This charming property features 4 bedrooms and 2 well-appointed bathrooms, offering ample space for relaxation and comfort. Boasting an interior space of 2158 square feet, every corner of this home is designed with a clean, contemporary aesthetic. The house's open-plan living area flows effortlessly into a sleek, modern kitchen equipped with all the essentials, making it perfect for both casual family meals and larger gatherings. Step outside to enjoy the expansive outdoor space that surrounds this property. With 45 acres of your own, you can entertain guests, cultivate a garden, or tend to your livestock. The possibilities are endless. Built in 2022, every element of this home has been crafted with quality and style in mind. Situated in a friendly community, you're just a short drive away from local amenities in Henderson, ensuring convenience is always at your fingertips. Ideal for anyone looking for a blend of modern living and peaceful surroundings, this property is ready to become your new happy place. Unpack your bags in a home where every day feels like a breath of fresh air. Your future home aw

This 121.3-acre tract in Rusk County is the kind of East Texas property that rarely comes available — heavily wooded, extremely private, and loaded with recreational and investment potential. Covered primarily in thick timber with natural mixed hardwood areas throughout, this property offers the perfect setting for hunting, trail riding, recreation, or creating a secluded homesite deep in the woods. One of the standout features of the property is its excellent access. A county road divides the northern tip of the tract, while another county road runs along the entire western boundary, providing outstanding accessibility and multiple points of entry. This road frontage not only makes the property easy to navigate and enjoy, but also creates long-term flexibility for future development.

DON'T MISS THIS OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY TO OWN MORE THAN 10 ACRES IN A HIGHLY VISIBLE AND RAPIDLY DEVELOPING AREA JUST MINUTES FROM THE HENDERSON STAR INTERSECTION. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED LESS THAN ONE MINUTE FROM THIS MAJOR CROSSROADS, THE PROPERTY OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL ACCESSIBILITY WITH EXTENSIVE ROAD FRONTAGE ALONG BOTH HIGHWAY 43 AND HUBBARD ROAD, PROVIDING OUTSTANDING EXPOSURE AND MULTIPLE POINTS OF ACCESS. WHETHER YOU'RE AN INVESTOR, DEVELOPER, BUSINESS OWNER, OR SOMEONE LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT LOCATION TO BUILD, THIS VERSATILE TRACT OFFERS UNLIMITED POTENTIAL IN ONE OF THE AREA'S MOST CONVENIENT LOCATIONS. THE PROPERTY HAS BEEN FRESHLY MULCHED AND IS PARTIALLY WOODED, CREATING AN ATTRACTIVE BALANCE OF CLEARED SPACE AND MATURE TREES. THIS COMBINATION ALLOWS BUYERS TO EASILY VISUALIZE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT WHILE STILL ENJOYING THE BEAUTY AND PRIVACY THAT NATURAL TIMBER PROVIDES. THE RECENT CLEARING SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES SITE PREPARATION COSTS, MAKING IT EASIER TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION OR DEVELOPMENT WHILE PRESERVING MANY OF THE PROPERTY'S DESIRABLE NATURAL FEATURES. WITH MORE THAN 10 ACRES OF USABLE LAND, THE POSSIBILITIES ARE NEARLY ENDLESS. THE PROPERTY IS IDEALLY SUITED FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT, OFFICE SPACE, RETAIL BUSINESSES, STORAGE FACILITIES, PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, OR OTHER INCOME-PRODUCING VENTURES. ITS GENEROUS SIZE AND EXCELLENT ROAD FRONTAGE ALSO MAKE IT AN OUTSTANDING CANDIDATE FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT, MULTIPLE HOMESITES, BARNDOMINIUMS, OR A SMALL SUBDIVISION. BUYERS LOOKING TO BUILD A PRIVATE ESTATE WITH ROOM FOR ADDITIONAL STRUCTURES, WORKSHOPS, OR RECREATIONAL AMENITIES WILL APPRECIATE THE FLEXIBILITY THIS PROPERTY PROVIDES. THE STRATEGIC LOCATION NEAR THE HENDERSON STAR INTERSECTION PLACES THE PROPERTY WITHIN EASY REACH OF HENDERSON, WHILE OFFERING QUICK ACCESS TO MAJOR HIGHWAYS THAT CONNECT TO LONGVIEW, KILGORE, TYLER, AND SURROUNDING EAST TEXAS COMMUNITIES. THIS CONVENIENT LOCATION PROVIDES EXCELLENT VISIBILITY FOR COMMERCIAL USERS WHILE REMAINING ACCESSIBLE FOR RESIDENTIAL BUYERS SEEKING A BALANCE BETWEEN COUNTRY LIVING AND CITY CONVENIENCES. LARGE TRACTS WITH THIS COMBINATION OF LOCATION, ACCESSIBILITY, EXTENSIVE ROAD FRONTAGE, AND DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL ARE BECOMING INCREASINGLY DIFFICULT TO FIND. WHETHER YOUR PLANS INCLUDE COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT, RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION, OR LONG-TERM LAND OWNERSHIP, THIS EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTY IS READY FOR YOUR VISION. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A PRIME EAST TEXAS TRACT OFFERING OUTSTANDING VISIBILITY, CONVENIENT ACCESS, AND ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES FOR FUTURE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT.

This 110.45-acre tract in Rusk County offers the perfect blend of seclusion, natural beauty, and recreational opportunity. Located just 10 miles from Henderson, the property is heavily wooded with a mix of mature East Texas timber, creating exceptional privacy and excellent wildlife habitat. Rolling hills, scenic draws, and varied topography give the land character and provide numerous vantage points overlooking the surrounding countryside. Whether you're searching for a premier hunting property, a weekend retreat, or a future homesite tucked away in the woods, this tract has the features to make it a standout investment. The combination of dense timber, elevation changes, and a peaceful rural setting creates the ideal environment for outdoor enthusiasts while remaining conveniently close to the amenities of Henderson. Large acreage tracts with this level of privacy and natural terrain are becoming increasingly difficult to find in East Texas.

This ±21.824-acre tract in Rusk County, Texas is located just north of Mount Enterprise and features substantial frontage along FM 2496. The property’s size, road access, and layout make it well suited for a rural estate, family compound, or potential subdivision into multiple homesites. The tract is conveniently located near US Highway 259, providing easy access to Henderson, Texas while maintaining a peaceful East Texas setting. Mount Enterprise is also home to the newly developed Wild Spring Dunes, an emerging golf course destination that adds to the area’s growing appeal and long-term desirability. With excellent road frontage, nearby utilities, and proximity to both recreational amenities and regional access, this property presents a compelling opportunity for residential, recreational, or investment use in a sought-after portion of Rusk County.