The property features gently rolling terrain, with elevations ranging from 320 feet above sea level in the western portions to approximately 400 feet on the eastern side. This diverse topography creates visual interest and multiple potential building sites. The centerpiece of the property is a 2.6-acre pond located in the upland area, surrounded by rolling hills, making it a prime location for a future homesite. The tract also includes Mud Creek, which forms the western boundary and runs year-round, along with numerous drainages and sloughs in the bottomlands. These surface water features not only enhance the propertys beauty but also provide opportunities for waterfowl enhancement. An all-weather oil field road runs almost halfway through the property, offering convenient access to various points within the tract.

Wildlife

Abundant wildlife makes this property a haven for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. The blend of hardwoods, scattered pine timber, and diverse water features create a rich habitat for deer, hogs, and small game. The Mud Creek corridor, with its mature hardwoods, provides excellent travel and bedding areas for wildlife. The bottomlands, with their sloughs and potential for water feature expansion, present exciting possibilities for waterfowl hunting. Whether youre looking to hunt, fish, or simply enjoy the sights and sounds of nature, this property offers unmatched opportunities.

Location

Conveniently located just 3.1 miles southwest of Troup, Texas, this property combines seclusion with accessibility. To reach the property from Troup, take South Railroad Street south from the city center, which becomes CR 4608. Turn right onto CR 4193 and continue approximately 2.7 miles to the entrance, located on the western side of the road. The front gate coordinates are 32.1233, -95.1565. The property is also just 20 miles south of Tyler, providing access to a larger city with numerous dining, shopping, and entertainment options.

Local Attractions

The area surrounding Troup and Cherokee County is rich in recreational and cultural opportunities. Tyler, known as the "Rose Capital of America," features the Tyler Rose Garden, Caldwell Zoo, and the scenic Tyler State Park, offering hiking, camping, and fishing. Lake Tyler and Lake Palestine, both within a short drive, provide boating, fishing, and water sports. For a small-town feel, Troup offers charming local dining options, annual events, and a friendly community atmosphere.

This 131.097-acre tract is a rare opportunity to own a property that combines privacy, natural beauty, and recreational appeal. Whether youre looking for a weekend retreat, a future homesite, or a versatile recreational property, this land has it all. Its convenient proximity to Troup and Tyler makes it easy to enjoy on short notice. Dont miss the chance to make this remarkable property your own. Contact us today to schedule a private tour and explore everything this stunning piece of land has to offer.

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