This wonderful property, spanning 45.2 acres, has incredible potential to be a peaceful hunter's paradise, a future dream-home site, or any other use that your imagination can envision. On Red Oak Road, which is just one minute south of I-20, you will find a wonderful gated entrance that is well placed along the roughly 765 feet of road frontage. Upon passing through the gate, you will find a manicured trail that acts as the primary driveway throughout most of the property. As you drive down the trail, you will see numerous small clearings that provide great habitat for animals and provide potential for homesteading opportunities. About 600 feet down the trail, you will find a one-acre clearing on the west side of the property that could make for an excellent home site, which conveniently sits at the highest portion of the property. Imagine sitting on an eastbound-facing porch watching the beautiful sunrise cresting over the downward sloping terrain. Continuing back from the potential homesite, you will pass over a meandering seasonal creek that has a well-maintained culvert in place for safe crossing. In the southern half of the property, you will find additional clearing and trails that have been used for many years as hunting grounds, as well as access to the one oil pad that is in use. Lastly, but not least, the back 18 acres is densely wooded with incredible rolling topography, from 370 feet to 310 feet, and an additional creek that makes for incredible whitetail deer habitat. If you have dreams of establishing your own private hunting paradise, building a home, or both, this 45.258 acre property in Harrison County is a must-see. Only 14 minutes to downtown Marshall, 24 minutes to downtown Longview, 28 minutes to Lake Cherokee, and 38 minutes to Shreveport Regional Airport, you have quick and easy access to groceries, food, travel, and an excellent lake to bring the family. Do not miss this excellent opportunity to own a diverse property in East Texas.
This wonderful property, spanning 45.2 acres, has incredible potential to be a peaceful hunter's paradise, a future dream-home site, or any other use that your imagination can envision. From Red Oak Road, which is just one minute south of I-20, you will find a wonderful gated entrance that is well placed along the roughly 765 feet of road frontage. Upon passing through the gate, you will find a manicured trail that acts as the primary driveway throughout most of the property. As you drive down the trail, you will see numerous small clearings that provide great habitat for animals and provide potential for homesteading opportunities. About 600 feet down the trail, you will find a one-acre clearing on the west side of the property that could make for an excellent home site, which conveniently sits at the highest portion of the property. Imagine sitting on an eastbound-facing porch watching the beautiful sunrise cresting over the downward sloping terrain. Continuing back from the potential homesite, you will pass over a meandering seasonal creek that has a well-maintained culvert in place for safe crossing. In the southern half of the property, you will find additional clearing and trails that have been used for many years as hunting grounds, as well as access to the one oil pad that is in use. Lastly, but not least, the back 18 acres is densely wooded with incredible rolling topography, from 370 feet to 310 feet, and an additional creek that makes for incredible whitetail deer habitat. If you have dreams of establishing your own private hunting paradise, building a great home, or both, this 45.258 acre property in Harrison County is a must-see. Only 14 minutes to downtown Marshall, 24 minutes to downtown Longview, 28 minutes to Lake Cherokee, and 38 minutes to Shreveport Regional Airport, you have quick and easy access to groceries, food, travel, and an excellent lake to bring the family. Do not miss this excellent opportunity to own a diverse property in the beautiful Piney Woods of East Texas.
GTAR #10082765
Jun 14, 2017
Listed
$85,000
Public Records
Oct 23, 1997
Sold
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$149 (−7.4%)
$10,700
2024
$161 (+0.4%)
$11,400
2023
$161 (+17.1%)
$12,130
2022
$137 (−10.1%)
$8,810
2021
$153 (+10.1%)
$8,930
2020
$139 (−0.2%)
$8,100
2019
$139 (−83.2%)
$8,100
2017
$829 (+1.8%)
$46,560
2016
$814 (−11.8%)
$46,560
2015
$923
$45,810
Tax history for 000 Red Oak Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$149 (−7.4%)
$10,700
2024
$161 (+0.4%)
$11,400
2023
$161 (+17.1%)
$12,130
2022
$137 (−10.1%)
$8,810
2021
$153 (+10.1%)
$8,930
2020
$139 (−0.2%)
$8,100
2019
$139 (−83.2%)
$8,100
2017
$829 (+1.8%)
$46,560
2016
$814 (−11.8%)
$46,560
2015
$923
$45,810
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Beds
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Lot size
110.09 Acres
Year renovated
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Sq. Ft.
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Year built
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Style
Vacant Land
County
Harrison County
APN
R000016980
Parking Spaces
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Basement
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Accessible
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HOA Dues
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Garage
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Features
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Last updated by owner on Aug 12, 2026.
Property details
Exterior
Exterior Features
Fencing: Partial, Barbed Wire
Property Features
Waterfront Features: Creek
Security Features: Security Gate
Property Information
Property Type: Land
Raw Mls Property Sub Type: Rural Acreage
Current Use: Recreational, Hunting
Land Information
Wooded Area: 95.0
Pasture Area: 5.0
Lot Information
Lot Features: Wooded, Rectangular Lot
Frontage Length: 765
Lot Size Acres: 45.258
Financial
Tax Information
Tax Annual Amount: $1,779.13
Utilities
Utility Information
Water Source: Well, None
Utilities: Natural Gas Not Available
Location
Schools Information
Elementary School: Marshall
Middle Or Junior School: Marshall
High School: Marshall
Location Information
Directions: From the intersection of HWY 59 and Interstate 20, in Marshall, travel West on I-20 for 6.5 miles until you reach exit 610. Take exit 610 and at the stop sign, turn South onto FM 3521. Travel South on FM 3521 for 0.6 miles then turn East on Red Oak Road. Travel East on Red Oak Road for 0.3 miles and arrive at the property which will be on the South side of Red Oak Road.
Public facts
Beds: —
Baths: —
Sq. Ft.: —
Stories: —
Lot Size: 110.09 acres
Style: Vacant Land
Year Built: —
Year Renovated: —
County: Harrison County
APN: R000016980
Home facts updated by county records on Aug 12, 2026
Other
Listing Information
List AOR: Greater Tyler Association of REALTORS
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Wm B Travis Elementary School
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