Harris Creek Tract for Sale East of Dallas
Discover a 265-acre recreational haven nestled along Harris Creek in East Texas, just two hours east of Dallas near Winona, Smith County. This expansive property offers a blend of recreational, hunting, and agricultural possibilities, set against a backdrop of rolling terrain, live-water creeks, hardwood forests, open clearings, and picturesque pine ridges.
Harris Creek winds through the heart of the property, creating an inviting escape for those seeking adventure, relaxation, or investment potential. Extensive trails accommodate four-wheel-drive vehicles, making exploration effortless. Multiple live-water creeks and springs enhance the lands natural beauty and ecological diversity.
Several ideal locations for campsites, cabins, or future home site. The tract features sandy loam soil that nurtures thriving hardwood bottoms and rich wildlife habitats. With approximately half a mile of ...
Several ideal locations for campsites, cabins, or future home site. The tract features sandy loam soil that nurtures thriving hardwood bottoms and rich wildlife habitats. With approximately half a mile of road frontage on FM 16 and a quarter mile on CR 354, access is both convenient and abundant.
The property is a turnkey hunting destination with established populations of Whitetail deer and wild hogs. Its diverse mix of native trees, including White Oak, Red Oak, Hickory, Loblolly Pine, and Dogwood, adds to the natural allure. Whether its riding ATVs, horseback riding, birdwatching, or hunting, this property offers something for everyone.
Combining natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and investment potential, this exceptional East Texas property is a must-see.
Directions
From intersection of Loop 323 and Hwy 271, go north on Hwy 271 approximately 4.8 miles to Hwy 155 N. Take a right on Hwy 155 N and go approximately 5.2 miles to FM 16 in Winona. Take a right on FM 16 and property in on the right.
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