San Augustine County, Texas Land For Sale (58 results)

14-House Broiler Farm – San Augustine, TX Farm Overview 14 total broiler houses 8 houses (40x400) built in 2000 6 houses (43x500) built in 2004 All houses Class A pay 43x500 houses eligible for Class AA pay with updates Contracted with Pilgrim’s (9-week bird) Total capacity: ±244,600 birds per flock Average 4.5 flocks per year Projected gross income: ±$685,000 annually Infrastructure Propane farm – each house has its own 1,000-gallon tank 4 water wells + four 10,000-gallon storage tanks 3 backup generators Mobile home on-site for grower/manager housing Land ±85 acres included Open, fenced pasture Suitable for cattle or hay production Highlights Strong production history and existing integrator contract Upside potential with house upgrades to Class AA pay Well-maintained infrastructure designed for reliability Turnkey operation with scale, stability, and income potential

Welcome to Eagle's Landing Subdivision on Lake Sam Rayburn! Nestled on the shores of Lake Sam Rayburn, the largest reservoir in Texas, Eagle's Landing offers a unique opportunity to experience both natural beauty and a lifestyle steeped in recreation. Known as the number one bass fishing lake in Texas, Lake Sam Rayburn is a haven for anglers, boaters, and nature enthusiasts alike. Whether you're seeking a weekend getaway or a permanent residence, this subdivision promises an idyllic setting to call home. A Picturesque Landscape Imagine waking up each day to the tranquil sounds of nature, with the shimmering waters of Lake Sam Rayburn just steps away from your door. With the ability to build your house on the water. The property is graced with mature trees that provide a serene backdrop and a sense of privacy, allowing you to immerse yourself in the peaceful surroundings. The stunning waterfront views offer a picturesque canvas for morning coffee on the deck or sunset gatherings with friends and family. Each glance out at the water serves as a reminder of the beauty that surrounds you. Fishing and Water Activities Lake Sam Rayburn is renowned for its incredible fishing opportunities. Whether youre an experienced angler or just starting, youll find that the lake is home to a diverse array of fish, including largemouth bass, catfish, and crappie. The chance to reel in a trophy catch right from your backyard is just one of the many perks of living in Eagle's Landing. In addition to fishing, the lake invites you to partake in boating, jet skiing, and swimming, making it an ideal destination for water enthusiasts of all kinds. Convenient Location Eagle's Landing is strategically located to provide both seclusion and accessibility. Just minutes from Powell Park Marina, youll have easy access to boat ramps and all the amenities you need for a day on the water. Additionally, Lufkin, a charming city offering shopping, dining, and healthcare facilities, is only a 40-minute drive away. For those looking to explore further, Toledo Bend Lake is just a short 30-minute drive, adding another fantastic recreational area to your list of local adventures. Nature Trails and Outdoor Recreation Beyond the water, the surrounding area is filled with opportunities for outdoor activities. Explore nearby nature trails that wind through the beautiful East Texas landscape, perfect for hiking, biking, and birdwatching. The region is home to a variety of wildlife, offering the chance to connect with nature in its purest form. Whether you enjoy a leisurely stroll through the woods or an adventurous hike, youll find endless options for outdoor exploration. Community and Lifestyle Living in Eagle's Landing means being part of a welcoming community that values the great outdoors. The subdivision is designed to foster a sense of belonging, with friendly neighbors and a shared love for nature. Seasonal community events and gatherings provide opportunities to connect with fellow residents, making it easy to forge lasting friendships. For families, the area is served by quality schools and educational resources, ensuring that children have access to a supportive learning environment. The peaceful surroundings and close-knit community make Eagle's Landing a perfect place for families to thrive. Investment Potential Real estate in desirable locations like Lake Sam Rayburn not only offers a beautiful lifestyle but also serves as a sound investment. The growing popularity of the area, coupled with its recreational offerings, means that property values are likely to appreciate over time. Whether youre considering a primary residence, a vacation home, or an investment property, Eagle's Landing represents a promising opportunity. Your Dream Awaits If youve been searching for a place where you can unwind, connect with nature, and enjoy an active lifestyle, look no further than Eagle's Landing on Lake Sam Rayburn. This property embodies the essence of peaceful living while providing access to some of the best fishing and water activities in Texas. Imagine evenings spent on the deck, watching the sun dip below the horizon, and mornings filled with the joy of fishing right from your backyard. This is more than just a property; its a chance to embrace a lifestyle that many only dream of. Dont miss out on the opportunity to make Eagle's Landing your home. Contact us today to learn more about available properties and begin your journey to owning a slice of paradise on Lake Sam Rayburn. Your tranquil escape awaits!

Buck Bay is a historic industry timberland tract being offered for the first time as a multi-use recreational and timber tract to the general public. The property offers planted pine plantations throughout with natural mixed pine and hardwoods in the pristine Streamside Management Zones. Buck Bay is an established pine plantation nestled deep in the Pineywoods Region of East Texas. Located just outside the banks of the Ayish Bayou of Sam Rayburn Reservoir, the recreational potential of this property is endless. A deeded easement from the west off FM1751 provides access to the property. The easement is approximately 2.75 miles and is recorded with the county in book volume 78, page number 727. There is also unknown access from the north from CR 4210. Unparalleled experiences await the outdoor enthusiast. With close proximity to Lake Sam Rayburn and the Angelina National Forest, wildlife encounters of all kinds can be expected. Deer, hogs, dove, fur bearers, and even possibly turkeys and ducks can be hunted on the property and the National Forest is only one mile away. Off-grid camping along the propertys creeks or in the National Forest along the Ayish Bayou will give serenity to outdoorsmen of all skill levels. This historic timberland tract offers over 170 acres of fully stocked pine plantation established in 2016. The plantation pine will be ready for first thinning in approximately 2031, offering a return on investment in only a few short years. The creek banks have been protected in Streamside Management Zones (SMZ), offering a mosaic of mature natural forests breaking up the young plantation pine.

Blue Springs Tract 2 | San Augustine County, TX A Versatile East Texas Investment Near Sam Rayburn & Toledo Bend Tract 2: 37 Acres The Custom Home & Recreation SitePrime Lake Proximity: Located just 6 miles from San Augustine Park on Lake Sam Rayburn, offering premier access to world-class bass fishing.Strategic Access: Extensive frontage on CR 430 and located only 350 feet from FM 1751, balancing privacy with easy highway connectivity.Development Ready: 22 Acres of Rolling Upland: Recently clear-cut, providing a clean slate for your custom home site, pasture conversion, or personalized reforestation. 15 Acres of Natural Buffer: Well-stocked Natural Pine-Hardwood forest remains in the stream side management zones, providing immediate cover for wildlife and aesthetic beauty.Optimized Terrain: Moderate to well-drained rolling upland ensures multiple viable building sites with natural drainage.Tract 2: Regional Connectivity & National Forest Access The Best of Both Lakes: Perfectly positioned for the ultimate sportsmanjust 23 miles from Toledo Bend (Six Mile Boat Launch) and minutes from the Angelina and Sabine National Forests. Centralized Location: Conveniently situated 8 miles west of Pineland and 18 miles southwest of Hemphill.

Rayburn Farms provides a unique opportunity to own rural acreage near Sam Rayburn with excellent paved road frontage access! The lake is just around the corner with several public boat ramps nearby, including McAllister Park and Townsend Park. Take your pick from 1, 4.5, 5, or 5.7 Acres! The 1 acre parcel is fully wooded with towering pines and hardwoods while the larger parcels are partially open with scattered hardwoods. Excellent properties for homesite or weekend cabin with electricity readily available! Live the slow, quiet, and peaceful East Texas lifestyle with lake style living at your back doorstep.See more about Sam Rayburn Reservoir here! Utilities: Electricity Available Utility Providers: Deep East Texas Cooperative School District: Broaddus ISD

Blue Springs Tract 1: 18 Acres | San Augustine County, TX A Premium Investment & Recreational Retreat Near Sam Rayburn & Toledo BendKey Features: Elite Lake Access: Located just 6 miles from San Augustine Park on Lake Sam Rayburnyour quick route to world-class fishing and boating. Dual-Lake Advantage: Only 23 miles from Toledo Bend's Six Mile public boat launch, positioning the tract as a sportsman's dream base camp for two legendary lakes.Exceptional Accessibility: Ample Frontage: Extensive road frontage on CR 430. Highway Proximity: Only 350 feet from the major access road, FM 1751.Timber Investment & Terrain: High-Value Pines: 12 acres of well-stocked, genetically improved planted loblolly pines, ensuring significant future timber revenue. Natural Forest Buffer: The remaining acreage features natural Pine-Hardwood forest in well-drained sloping areas, providing excellent wildlife habitat and natural beauty. Adjacent to Public Land: Minutes from both the Angelina and Sabine National Forests, expanding your recreational footprint exponentially. Strategic Location: Just 8 miles west of Pineland and 18 miles southwest of Hemphill.

San Augustine Hilltop Farm! 41 +/- acres in San Augustine, Texas, with approximately 900 ft of frontage on SH 21. Located about 2.5 hours from downtown Houston, the property offers convenient access while maintaining a peaceful, country setting. The farm features over 40 ft of elevation change, with multiple hilltop build sites providing long-range views. The land is mostly cleared and well-maintained, with pockets of timber that add cover, diversity, and privacy. The property is perimeter-fenced, allowing for immediate grazing of horses and cattle. A pond is located in the NW corner of the property, providing a water source for cattle, deer, and other native wildlife that call this place home. The farm is currently leased for grazing/hay and provides income. This hilltop farm is well-suited for agricultural use, a homesite, or a combination ranch property. Located only 1.25 miles from Sabine National Forest with great deer genetics, and only 21 miles to the nearest boat ramp on Toledo Bend, this place is SET UP to be a recreational hotspot! Tracts like this one do not hit the market often! Call today for a private tour and see why this farm is so special. DETAILS - Big Rolling Topography - Hilltop Views - 900 Ft. Of Frontage On SH 21 - Ag. Exempt With Good Grass - Perimeter Fencing - Pockets Of Timber - Pond For Livestock And Wildlife 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.

Clear Branch Tract 3 | 74 Acres | San Augustine County, TX First Public Offering: Prime Highway 96 Timber & Development Estate Location and Accessibility High-Visibility Frontage: Features generous frontage on Texas Highway 96, providing premier accessibility and significant long-term appreciation potential. Strategic Positioning: Located in the desirable rolling hills of San Augustine, offering a perfect blend of rural seclusion and highway connectivity. Timber and Investment Profile Pine Stand: The majority of the tract is comprised of a well-established stand of genetically improved loblolly pine, managed for maximum growth and future yield. Natural Forest Buffer: Includes 12 acres of mature natural mixed pine-hardwood, providing immediate aesthetic beauty and a sanctuary for local wildlife. Superior Soil Quality: Highly productive sandy loam over clay upland. This well-drained soil profile is optimized for high-yield timber, agricultural conversion, or stable building sites. Development Potential Versatile Topography: The well-drained rolling hills are suitable for a wide range of applications, from a private family legacy estate to professional timber management. Data: Full Texas A&M Soil Profile and "Map My Property" data included to ensure investor confidence.

Denning Pines Properties offers six individual tracts varying from 6 to 329 acres in size. The options are endless, whether you are looking for a 6-acre homestead, 100 acres for hunting and recreation, or over 300 acres of timberland. In the heart of East Texas, a little town called San Augustine lies between Sam Rayburn Reservoir and Toledo Bend Reservoir. Just 9 miles outside of San Augustine, these tracts have quick access to State Highway 21. Only 30 miles from Nacogdoches, Texas's oldest town, offers small-town shopping and the campus of Stephen F. Austin State University. Axe 'em, Jacks! A number of timber mills, including Georgia Pacific (Pineland), Georgia Pacific (Corrigan), Angelina Forest Products (Lufkin), Cal-Tex Lumber (Nacogdoches), and Roy O Martin (Corrigan), are all within a 90-mile radius of the property, giving timberland buyers security in their investment. County Road 255 is a county-maintained gravel road just one mile south of State Highway 21, a state-maintained paved highway that runs from Nacogdoches to San Augustine. The availability of utilities is unknown and will need to be verified by the buyer. There are power poles along CR 255 just north of the tracts. Residential real estate, small acreage investment, recreational use, hunting/wildlife management, and timber production are all in play here. The primary timber types are young pine plantations planted in 2015 and 2020. Stream Side Management Zone (SMZ) hardwood corridors are breaking up the young plantations, giving a mosaic appearance. The young plantations are second-generation loblolly seedlings planted at 605 trees per acre with a site preparation regime of a chemical application and prescribed burning.

Denning Pines Properties offers six individual tracts varying from 6 to 329 acres in size. The options are endless, whether you are looking for a 6-acre homestead, 100 acres for hunting and recreation, or over 300 acres of timberland. In the heart of East Texas, a little town called San Augustine lies between Sam Rayburn Reservoir and Toledo Bend Reservoir. Just 9 miles outside of San Augustine, these tracts have quick access to State Highway 21. Only 30 miles from Nacogdoches, Texas's oldest town, offers small-town shopping and the campus of Stephen F. Austin State University. Axe 'em, Jacks! A number of timber mills, including Georgia Pacific (Pineland), Georgia Pacific (Corrigan), Angelina Forest Products (Lufkin), Cal-Tex Lumber (Nacogdoches), and Roy O Martin (Corrigan), are all within a 90-mile radius of the property, giving timberland buyers security in their investment. County Road 255 is a county-maintained gravel road just one mile south of State Highway 21, a state-maintained paved highway that runs from Nacogdoches to San Augustine. The availability of utilities is unknown and will need to be verified by the buyer. There are power poles along CR 255 just north of the tracts. Residential real estate, small acreage investment, recreational use, hunting/wildlife management, and timber production are all in play here. The primary timber types are young pine plantations planted in 2015 and 2020. Stream Side Management Zone (SMZ) hardwood corridors are breaking up the young plantations, giving a mosaic appearance. The young plantations are second-generation loblolly seedlings planted at 605 trees per acre with a site preparation regime of a chemical application and prescribed burning.

First Offering: Premier Dual-Frontage Timberland & Homesite Unrivaled Access & Versatility Cornerstone Connectivity: This tract features rare, generous frontage on both FM 1751 and CR 403, providing superior access and the potential for multiple gated entries. Strategic Location: Nestled in the rolling hills of San Augustine, offering a perfect blend of high-visibility access and rural tranquility. Superior Land & Timber Assets Established Pine Stand: The majority of the acreage is dedicated to a well-established stand of genetically improved loblolly pine, engineered for high-yield timber production. Hardwood Sanctuary: Includes a 4-acre natural stand of mature mixed pine-hardwood, serving as a beautiful aesthetic buffer and a natural draw for local wildlife. Productive Soil Profile: Features well-drained, highly productive sandy loam over clay upland. This soil is ideal for supporting heavy timber, permanent foundations, or improved pastures. 2026 Investment Opportunity Initial Public Offering: This is the first time this 27-acre tract has been available on the open market. Development Ready: With its road frontage and well-drained soils, this tract is an ideal candidate for a private estate, family legacy cabin, or long-term timber investment.

Unlock the potential of East Texas with this 205-acre property, offered as a whole or in two tracts (125 acres and 80 acres). Recently cutover, this land is a blank canvasperfect for residential communities, recreational developments, or long-term investment projects.Property Features:Clean Slate: No existing structures or timberready for site planning and infrastructure.Flexible Acreage: Divide or develop as one large tract. Access: FM 354 road frontage for easy ingress/egress.Topography: Rolling terrain with excellent drainage for construction. Utilities: Buyer to verifyample space for well and septic or future utility extensions.Location: San Augustine County offers a peaceful setting with proximity to major East Texas markets. This property provides the space and flexibility to create your visionwhether it's a residential subdivision, recreational resort, or investment-grade timber replanting.

First Offering: Established Timber Investment with Prime FM 1751 Frontage Investment and Forest Profile Pine Plantation: The majority of the acreage features a well-established stand of genetically improved planted loblolly pine, providing a clear path to future timber revenue. Mature Natural Buffer: Includes a 12-acre natural stand of mature mixed pine-hardwood, offering immediate aesthetic appeal and excellent wildlife habitat for hunting. Superior Soil Quality: Highly productive sandy loam over clay upland. This well-drained soil profile supports diverse applications, from high-yield forestry to permanent residential building sites.Prime Location and Access High-Utility Frontage: Boasts generous frontage on FM 1751, ensuring easy year-round access and increasing the property's long-term development potential. Topography: Located in the scenic rolling hills of San Augustine, providing excellent natural drainage and multiple vantage points for a future home or cabin.Buyer Resources Data: Includes a detailed Texas A&M Soil Profile via the "Map My Property" platform to verify land productivity. Initial Offering: This is the first time this tract has been made available to the public, representing a rare opportunity to secure a legacy-grade property.

This 26.13-acre property is a unique mix of attractive building sites, county road frontage and electric service with an outstanding forest for a backyard. The land is perfect for recreation, or just enjoying and growing trees. Sellers are offering this land at $149,900 or $5,737 per acre. Other terms and restrictions are described below. A secluded forest setting overlooking two beech-tree-lined creeks, with opportunities for hunting, observing wildlife, or just the enjoyment of an uncommonly open woodland understory that is easy to traverse on foot. The land has interesting topography with the mix of uplands and creek bottom. The sandy loam and fine sand soils offer excellent drainage as well as providing good fertility and a favorable site for a mixed forest of white and red oaks, magnolias, beech and pine. Once part of a large timber company holding, the loblolly pine plantations were established in the late 1990s, while the bottomland along the creeks had some pine interplanted in the native pine and hardwood timber. This property has approximately 13 acres in planted pine, about 12 acres of mixed pine and hardwood in the creek bottomland, and about an acre total of woods roads openings and county road. The pine plantations on the south side uplands have been thinned several years ago, while the remaining timber has not been thinned since the late 1990s. The volume and quality of the large, tall pine timber in the bottomlands is impressive, while the uplands have average-to-good pine timber volumes. Easily accessed on county roads less than a mile and half from U.S. Hwy 96, the land is only six miles from the town of San Augustine. Both Toledo Bend and Sam Rayburn lakes are a 30-minute drive from this property. The mapping offered in the download documents is provided as a general guide to the location and attributes of the property. The east line has evidence of t-posts, while the west side of the tract has had a path mulched out approximately along the boundary. The southernmost line appears to be along a line of yellow-painted blazed trees. The north line is called by the deed to be in the centerline of CR 405, with 353 feet of frontage. The property was surveyed in April 2022. This property is a part of the Rayburn Ranch I property owners association, and a copy of the restrictions and other information is included in the download documents. A buyer would have an option to subdivide this property into two parcels according to the association rules. Electrical service is present on the county road frontage. The electric powerline is along CR 403, with the provider being Deep East Texas Electric Coop, 880 Hwy 21 East, San Augustine, TX 75972, phone 936-229-4000. The New Water Supply Corporation has advised that they are not providing water service to the Rayburn Ranch properties due to being at capacity. A water well and septic system would be needed for a residence and would be the responsibility of the buyer. Texas Commission on Environmental Quality oversees the regulation of on-site sewage facility (OSSF) and licenses installers. The TCEQ website indicates that the Angelina and Neches River Authority is the authorized agent for San Augustine County OSSF permits as well as overseeing private water wells. Contact information: 2901 N John Redditt Dr, Lufkin, TX 75904 Mike Parrish 936-633-7553. Buyers will be responsible for utility service drops, hookups, meters and other associated costs and requirements. The property is currently under Ag/Timber Valuation on the taxes, with the current amount at $106.71 with the 1-D-1 timber valuation. A New Owner will be responsible to verify tax status, rollback provisions, and to apply for Ag/Timber Valuation at the San Augustine County Appraisal District. There are no mineral rights available. Property is in the San Augustine ISD School District. FEMA floodplain maps are not available for San Augustine County. There are two creeks traversing the property. No pipeline right-of-ways are indicated on publicly available mapping. This property is located within a state Opportunity Zone. The neighboring property to the east is addressed as 565 CR 405, San Augustine TX 75972. To arrange site visits, please contact listing agent Mark Brian at 936-590-0986, or the TerraStone office at 936-590-4909. Buyers agents are required to contact listing agent to arrange site visits and are required to accompany potential buyers at the time of the first visit, otherwise compensation will be at the sole discretion of listing broker. The listing agent is willing to accompany Buyers Agents as a guide if requested and given sufficient notice. TerraStone Land Company strives to gather good information concerning listed properties from reliable sources, but cannot guarantee the accuracy of said data, including but not limited to boundary line locations, acreages, fence lines, tree ages, timber volumes, timber value, legal title, environmental hazards, condition of improvements, legal access, utility services, or site suitability for agricultural or forestry use. All maps are provided for illustrative purposes only and are not survey plats. Unless specifically stated, no formal land surveying by a licensed surveyor has been used in determining acreages. Aerial and ground photography may include neighboring properties that are not included in this offering, and such photography is intended for general use only. TLC recommends that potential buyers examine the offered property to their own satisfaction, and are strongly urged to verify all pertinent facts for themselves. TLC is not responsible for errors, omissions, offering withdrawal, prior sale or price modifications.

Unlock the potential of East Texas with this 205-acre property, offered as a whole or in two tracts (125 acres and 80 acres). Recently cutover, this land is a blank canvasperfect for residential communities, recreational developments, or long-term investment projects.Property Features: Clean Slate: No existing structures or timberready for site planning and infrastructure.Flexible Acreage: Divide or develop as one large tract. Access: FM 354 road frontage for easy ingress/egress.Topography: Rolling terrain with excellent drainage for construction. Utilities: Buyer to verifyample space for well and septic or future utility extensions.Location: San Augustine County offers a peaceful setting with proximity to major East Texas markets.This property provides the space and flexibility to create your visionwhether it's a residential subdivision, recreational resort, or investment-grade timber replanting.

This 171.386-acre timber and recreational tract in San Augustine County, Texas offers an excellent combination of long-term investment value and outstanding outdoor enjoyment. The property includes approximately 105 acres of well-managed, 13-year-old pine plantation and 65 acres of 8–10-year-old pine plantation, providing staggered age classes with strong future timber income potential. These productive plantations position the tract well for continued management and eventual harvest returns. In addition to its investment appeal, the property offers excellent hunting and recreational opportunities with abundant East Texas wildlife, including deer and hogs. The large acreage provides privacy, multiple potential camp or cabin sites, and ample room for ATV riding and outdoor recreation. This tract is ideal for investors seeking timber appreciation while also enjoying a high-quality recreational property in a proven East Texas timber market.

Denning Pines Properties offers six individual tracts varying from 6 to 329 acres in size. The options are endless, whether you are looking for a 6-acre homestead, 100 acres for hunting and recreation, or over 300 acres of timberland. In the heart of East Texas, a little town called San Augustine lies between Sam Rayburn Reservoir and Toledo Bend Reservoir. Just 9 miles outside of San Augustine, these tracts have quick access to State Highway 21. Only 30 miles from Nacogdoches, Texas's oldest town, offers small-town shopping and the campus of Stephen F. Austin State University. Axe 'em, Jacks! A number of timber mills, including Georgia Pacific (Pineland), Georgia Pacific (Corrigan), Angelina Forest Products (Lufkin), Cal-Tex Lumber (Nacogdoches), and Roy O Martin (Corrigan), are all within a 90-mile radius of the property, giving timberland buyers security in their investment. County Road 255 is a county-maintained gravel road just one mile south of State Highway 21, a state-maintained paved highway that runs from Nacogdoches to San Augustine. The availability of utilities is unknown and will need to be verified by the buyer. There are power poles along CR 255 just north of the tracts. Residential real estate, small acreage investment, recreational use, hunting/wildlife management, and timber production are all in play here. The primary timber types are young pine plantations planted in 2015 and 2020. Stream Side Management Zone (SMZ) hardwood corridors are breaking up the young plantations, giving a mosaic appearance. The young plantations are second-generation loblolly seedlings planted at 605 trees per acre with a site preparation regime of a chemical application and prescribed burning.

Denning Pines Properties offers six individual tracts varying from 6 to 329 acres in size. The options are endless, whether you are looking for a 6-acre homestead, 100 acres for hunting and recreation, or over 300 acres of timberland. In the heart of East Texas, a little town called San Augustine lies between Sam Rayburn Reservoir and Toledo Bend Reservoir. Just 9 miles outside of San Augustine, these tracts have quick access to State Highway 21. Only 30 miles from Nacogdoches, Texas's oldest town, offers small-town shopping and the campus of Stephen F. Austin State University. Axe 'em, Jacks! A number of timber mills, including Georgia Pacific (Pineland), Georgia Pacific (Corrigan), Angelina Forest Products (Lufkin), Cal-Tex Lumber (Nacogdoches), and Roy O Martin (Corrigan), are all within a 90-mile radius of the property, giving timberland buyers security in their investment. County Road 255 is a county-maintained gravel road just one mile south of State Highway 21, a state-maintained paved highway that runs from Nacogdoches to San Augustine. The availability of utilities is unknown and will need to be verified by the buyer. There are power poles along CR 255 just north of the tracts. Residential real estate, small acreage investment, recreational use, hunting/wildlife management, and timber production are all in play here. The primary timber types are young pine plantations planted in 2015 and 2020. Stream Side Management Zone (SMZ) hardwood corridors are breaking up the young plantations, giving a mosaic appearance. The young plantations are second-generation loblolly seedlings planted at 605 trees per acre with a site preparation regime of a chemical application and prescribed burning.

Denning Pines Properties offers six individual tracts varying from 6 to 329 acres in size. The options are endless, whether you are looking for a 6-acre homestead, 100 acres for hunting and recreation, or over 300 acres of timberland. In the heart of East Texas, a little town called San Augustine lies between Sam Rayburn Reservoir and Toledo Bend Reservoir. Just 9 miles outside of San Augustine, these tracts have quick access to State Highway 21. Only 30 miles from Nacogdoches, Texas's oldest town, offers small-town shopping and the campus of Stephen F. Austin State University. Axe 'em, Jacks! A number of timber mills, including Georgia Pacific (Pineland), Georgia Pacific (Corrigan), Angelina Forest Products (Lufkin), Cal-Tex Lumber (Nacogdoches), and Roy O Martin (Corrigan), are all within a 90-mile radius of the property, giving timberland buyers security in their investment. County Road 255 is a county-maintained gravel road just one mile south of State Highway 21, a state-maintained paved highway that runs from Nacogdoches to San Augustine. The availability of utilities is unknown and will need to be verified by the buyer. There are power poles along CR 255 just north of the tracts. Residential real estate, small acreage investment, recreational use, hunting/wildlife management, and timber production are all in play here. The primary timber types are young pine plantations planted in 2015 and 2020. Stream Side Management Zone (SMZ) hardwood corridors are breaking up the young plantations, giving a mosaic appearance. The young plantations are second-generation loblolly seedlings planted at 605 trees per acre with a site preparation regime of a chemical application and prescribed burning.

Denning Pines Properties offers six individual tracts varying from 6 to 329 acres in size. The options are endless, whether you are looking for a 6-acre homestead, 100 acres for hunting and recreation, or over 300 acres of timberland. In the heart of East Texas, a little town called San Augustine lies between Sam Rayburn Reservoir and Toledo Bend Reservoir. Just 9 miles outside of San Augustine, these tracts have quick access to State Highway 21. Only 30 miles from Nacogdoches, Texas's oldest town, offers small-town shopping and the campus of Stephen F. Austin State University. Axe 'em, Jacks! A number of timber mills, including Georgia Pacific (Pineland), Georgia Pacific (Corrigan), Angelina Forest Products (Lufkin), Cal-Tex Lumber (Nacogdoches), and Roy O Martin (Corrigan), are all within a 90-mile radius of the property, giving timberland buyers security in their investment. County Road 255 is a county-maintained gravel road just one mile south of State Highway 21, a state-maintained paved highway that runs from Nacogdoches to San Augustine. The availability of utilities is unknown and will need to be verified by the buyer. There are power poles along CR 255 just north of the tracts. Residential real estate, small acreage investment, recreational use, hunting/wildlife management, and timber production are all in play here. The primary timber types are young pine plantations planted in 2015 and 2020. Stream Side Management Zone (SMZ) hardwood corridors are breaking up the young plantations, giving a mosaic appearance. The young plantations are second-generation loblolly seedlings planted at 605 trees per acre with a site preparation regime of a chemical application and prescribed burning.

WATERFRONT Lake Sam Rayburn OOWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE!!! Build your lakefront dream home or weekend getaway on the secluded banks of Lake Sam Rayburn. Located in the newly developed Eagles Landing Subdivision, this gorgeous 1.79 acre tract (Lot 112) boasts 200 feet of some of the best waterfront on you can find on Lake Sam Rayburn. With Powell Park boat ramp just a mile away, you have access to the entire 114,000 Acre lake in a matter of minutes. Electricity is on the property as well. For more information or to schedule and appointment please contact Sam Shupak. Cell: 936-671-2677 Office:936-632-0040 The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker or Seller. The Broker (East Texas Rec Land Realty, LLC) does not assume liability for typographical errors, misprints, nor for misinformation that may have been given us. All property is subject to change, withdrawal, or prior sale. Buyers' agent must be identified on first contact with Broker and must accompany the buyer on showings to receive full fee participation. Otherwise, the fee participation will be at the sole discretion of East Texas Rec Land Realty, LLC.

Dont miss this rare opportunity to own 4.72 acres that directly borders the shoreline of Lake Sam Rayburn one of East Texas most sought-after lakes for fishing, boating, and recreation. With power already on-site, this property is ready for your dream setup, whether its a cozy cabin, RV site, or rustic fishing camp. This tract offers peaceful seclusion, beautiful views, and easy access to the water. Whether you're casting for bass at sunrise or relaxing with friends by the campfire, this is your perfect weekend escape. 4.72 acres with lake frontage Power on-site Great for a weekend getaway, fishing retreat, or future build Abundant wildlife and towering East Texas trees Lake Sam Rayburn offers world-class bass fishing and water sports This property is the ideal blend of privacy and recreational opportunity a true gem for outdoor lovers and lake life enthusiasts. Reach out today to make it yours! For more information contact Johnny West Cell: 936-676-2454 The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker or Seller. The Broker (East Texas Ranch & Rec Land Realty, LLC) does not assume liability for typographical errors, misprints, nor for misinformation that may have been given us. All property is subject to change, withdrawal, or prior sale. Buyers' agent must be identified on first contact with Broker and must accompany the buyer on showings to receive full fee participation. Otherwise, the fee participation will be at the sole discretion of East Texas Ranch & Rec Land Realty, LLC.

3-House Breeder Farm on 12.25 acres in San Augustine County, TX. The farm includes three 40x620 ft poultry houses—two built in 1998 and one in 2000—along with three water wells, community water, a 100 kW generator, and a mobile home. Recent updates feature new nest equipment, adding value and efficiency. While the farm does not currently have an active contract, Pilgrim’s has expressed interest in placing birds here and is preparing an updated grower list. This property provides a strong opportunity for a grower looking to start or expand in the poultry business.

Acreage: 24 acres in San Augustine County, Texas. Prime Location: Just 3 miles from the Ayish Bayou public boat ramp on Lake Sam Rayburn. Accessibility: Extensive highway frontage on FM 83. Terrain: Well-drained, gently rolling hills with some steep-sloping natural drains. Soil Quality: Highly productive loam with minor fine sandy loam accents. Forest Composition: 11 acres of genetically improved, recently planted loblolly pine. 13 acres of mature, mixed hardwood-pine natural forest. Proximity: 7 miles to Broaddus, 11 miles to Pineland, and 22 miles to Hemphill. Recreation: Near Angelina and Sabine National Forests and Toledo Bend.

Couchatana Creek | 34 Acres | San Augustine County, TX Prime Location & Access Strategic Road Frontage: Situated directly on FM 705 for easy year-round access and high visibility. The Rayburn Connection: Just 11 miles north of Five Fingers Cove and 9 miles from Powell Park, placing you minutes from Lake Sam Rayburn's legendary fishing and boating. Regional Hub: Centrally located between Broaddus (11 mi), Pineland (13 mi), and Hemphill (28 mi). Diverse Timber & Investment Profile Improved Loblolly Pine: 18 acres of recently planted, genetically improved pine, engineered for superior growth rates and future ROI. Aesthetic Management Zone: 2 acres of mid-rotation Loblolly Pine along the FM 705 corridor, providing an immediate privacy screen and natural beauty. Mature Hardwood Canopy: 14 acres of natural hardwood-pine forest, offering a rich habitat for white-tail deer and local wildlife.