This 160 acres offers a multitude of options. Once a show property and productive tillable farming homestead, its top uses now have transformed to hay production and wildlife habitat. An early 1900s 3000 sq ft home boasts the seclusion 1/2 mile off the road overlooking one of the beautiful bottoms towards Checkerboard Creek. The home has endless possibilities, as does the whole property. The west side of the property is primarily pasture and farm ground that is currently used as income producing hay meadows. Lightly hunted, everything east of the creek has become a wildlife haven with multiple year round food sources consisting of acorns, blackberries, sand plums, persimmon groves, native browse, and more. The creek boasts a wide array of timber from White Oaks, Red Oaks, Hackberry, Pecan, and more. This is a great tract that offers a wide variety of opportunity to go so many directions: Grazing, Farming, Hunting, Recreation, Seclusion, and more. Contact me for more information.