Land for Sale in 75930, TX

Land for sale in 75930, TX:

2.7 WATERFRONT ACRES ON LAKE SAM RAYBURN! Discover an incredible opportunity to build your dream lake retreat in beautiful Pinewater Plantation! This stunning 2.7-acre waterfront property has already been thoughtfully cleared while preserving beautiful oak trees to provide shade, character, and a timeless setting to grow alongside your family for generations. The property is level, spacious, and ready for you to begin creating the lake life you've always imagined. Although Lake Sam Rayburn is currently experiencing unusually low water levels, this property enjoys year-round water access and views across from San Augustine Park. Whether you envision a weekend escape, vacation home, or foreve

Land for sale in 75930, TX:

Nestled on a sprawling 1.4-acre waterfront parcel along the tranquil shores of Lake Sam Rayburn, this UNRESTRICTED gem offers an unparalleled opportunity for those seeking a slice of lakeside paradise. With direct access to the water and a community boat ramp, envision crafting your dream home overlooking the glistening lake or creating a charming tiny house village where each dwelling is embraced by nature's beauty. The possibilities are as vast as the land itself from establishing an inviting RV park for weekend adventurers to curating your private escape from the bustle of everyday life. Embrace the freedom to design and develop in harmony with this idyllic setting, where sunsets dance u

Land for sale in 75930, TX:

WATERFRONT on Lake Sam Rayburn!!! UNRESTRICTED! This is what you have been waiting for! 8 waterfront lots in Broaddus that are approximately 1.5 acres! Mobile homes and RV allowed! Electric available at the road! Public boat ramp across the street! Very minor rules in order to keep the property nice! Owner will finance! These will not last long!

Land for sale in 75930, TX:

You would be hard pressed to find a better small hunting property for the price. From the moment you step onto the land, you're greeted by a mature, cathedral-like forest, where the canopy towers above and the understory is blanketed with native ferns, vines, wild grasses, and flowering plants. Roughly 75% of the timber here is hardwood, a rare composition in East Texas. White oaks, red oaks, walnut, ash, sycamore, magnolias, and even cypress thrive here in true old-growth form. At the rear of the property, the forest opens up to Tebo Creek, a true standout feature. This isn't your typical East Texas creek, Tebo is a massive 20 to 30 foot wide channel with real depth and steady flow. With s