Still Meadow Lane , Daisetta, TX 77533(Hardin County)

PRICE REDUCED! Whether you are looking to diversify your portfolio with timber investments, manage a recreational hunting property, or a little bit of both. This large acreage investment-grade property could be for you. Conveniently located only one hour east of Houston and just north of HWY 90, this heavily timbered acreage offers endless potential. Approximately 2,616 acres of the property is comprised of pine plantation in various stages, ranging from new plantation all the way to 26-year-old, mature saw timber. The remaining acreage offers beautiful native hardwoods and mixed pine, interspersed with areas of bottomland along Batiste Creek.which provide opportunities for lakes to be built if someone desired to do so. Portions of the property are located in a flood zone, but a substantial amount of it is not. Access to much of the property is via Still Meadow Ln, which is an all-weather gravel road that bisects a large portion of the property. Hunting is good, with healthy populations of deer, hogs, and waterfowl on the property. Also, an existing hunting lease is in place, which could offer the new owner an additional stream of income to help offset the cost of ownership. Property may be divided if proposed division is accepted by the seller. Exact boundary lines are approximate and are subject to change upon completion of a new survey. Shown by appointment only. Call today to set up a showing.

Property Features:

- Merchantable timber

- Numerous potential lake building sites on Batiste Creek

- Will divide

- Approx. 2,617 acres of pine plantation (remainder in native mixed hardwood/pine timber)

- All-weather access to much of the property via Still Meadow Ln. (gravel road)

- Excellent recreational opportunities including hunting, fishing, camping, four wheeling, etc

- Agricultural/timber exemption

- Conveniently located only one hour east of Houston, just off HWY 90

- Existing hunting lease in place, which provides additional income potential

- Exact property boundaries subject to change with new survey

- No minerals available