Wood County Historic 108 Acre Certified Tree Farm
Welcome to this 108-acre historic certified tree farm that offers a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and country living. Nestled in the rolling terrain of Wood County, this property is a rare gem that combines the charm of a bygone era with the conveniences of rural living.
The land itself is a testament to nature's splendor, featuring gently rolling hills that provide a serene, tranquil atmosphere. As you wander through the expansive acreage, you will be intrigued by the endless possibilities this farm offers. The well-maintained trails wind through the tree farm, making it ideal for hiking, horseback riding, or leisurely strolls. Abundant wildlife including deer, hogs, and waterfowl offer the outdoor enthusiast year-round hunting opportunities. The certified tree farm status ensures that the land has been managed and preserved, offering both environmental and economic benef...
The land itself is a testament to nature's splendor, featuring gently rolling hills that provide a serene, tranquil atmosphere. As you wander through the expansive acreage, you will be intrigued by the endless possibilities this farm offers. The well-maintained trails wind through the tree farm, making it ideal for hiking, horseback riding, or leisurely strolls. Abundant wildlife including deer, hogs, and waterfowl offer the outdoor enthusiast year-round hunting opportunities. The certified tree farm status ensures that the land has been managed and preserved, offering both environmental and economic benefits.
At the heart of the estate is a cozy and inviting farmhouse. This charming residence exudes warmth and character, providing a perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This home offers a peaceful sanctuary amidst the natural beauty of the estate.
Steeped in history, this property holds a significant place in Wood County's past. Martin Varner, the first permanent settler in the area, established this estate in 1841, seeking refuge from hostile Native American tribes. His pioneering spirit and determination laid the foundation for the community that would eventually flourish in this region. Owning this property means becoming a steward of a piece of Texas history, preserving the legacy of one of its earliest settlers.
In addition to its natural and historical appeal, this estate offers potential for various uses. The certified tree farm status opens up opportunities for timber production, conservation projects, or even a private retreat. The expansive acreage also provides ample space for additional structures or recreational facilities, making it a versatile investment.
This is more than just a property; it's a chance to own a piece of history, live in harmony with nature, and enjoy the beauty of one of Wood County's most unique estates. Whether you are looking for a private residence, a weekend getaway, or an investment in sustainable land management, this farm is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Experience the legacy, embrace the beauty, and make this extraordinary property your own.
Property Features
-Rolling terrain
-Live creek
-Certified tree farm
-Security gate
-Duck hunting
-Deer hunting
-Hog hunting
-Historical landmark
-Small farmhouse
-Interior trails
-Water and electric on site
-Great investment opportunity
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From downtown Mineola, Texas travel east on State Highway 80 towards Hawkins approximately 9 miles to FM 3056. Take a left on FM 3056 and continue north approximately 2 miles. Property will be on your left.
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