75972, TX homes for sale & real estate

75972, TX Homes for Sale

DREAMING OF LIFE BY THE LAKE? This beautiful lot is your chance to build the perfect getaway or your forever home just steps from the water. Enjoy peaceful surroundings and all the recreation the lake has to offer- right at your doorstep! Opportunities like this don't last long. Call us today and make this lake property yours!

75972, TX Homes for Sale

Rayburn Ranch II conveniently located in the perfect location between Sam Rayburn & Toledo Bend. Your blank canvas here on 19.860 acres awaits your future of plans to start living the country life. If it's a weekend retreat or a full-time residence you will enjoy the serenity these piney woods have to offer, wildlife and nature for days. Seller will consider splitting this property, It can only be divided into 2 parcels. # of Acres negotiable, survey cost can be split with a reasonable offer.

75972, TX Homes for Sale

Located near Toledo Bend Reservoir, Sam Rayburn, and Sabine National Forest, this charming timber tract borders the National Forest and features a creek. Ideal for a hunting camp or timber investment, the property offers seclusion. A new survey has been conducted, but there is currently no legal access - entry is through a logging road. Water and electricity are not available on site. A unique opportunity for those seeking a piece of nature to call their own.

75972, TX Homes for Sale

Denning Pines Properties offers six individual tracts varying from 6 to 326 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. Site Description Residential real estate, small acreage investment, recreational use, hunting/wildlife management, and timber production are all in play here, with individual tract sizes available from 6 to 326 acres. There are 467 acres in total available. Timber 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.