Timber and Hunting
TBD CR 3361 De Berry, TX 75639
TBD CR 3361, De Berry, TX, 75639
$451,000
For Sale
$451,000
LAND - DeBerry, TX
Lot Size106.00 Acres
Days on Market49
Property Features for TBD CR 3361
General Information
- Property type
- Land
- Property subtype
- Other
- Fencing
- Fenced
- Standard status
- Active
- Lot size
- 106.00 Acres
Listing Agency
United Country Legacy Land Company
(903) 593-0148
221 S College Ave, Tyler, TX
Listed by
Jared Laing · License #0788392
(903) 593-0148
Added: Jun 3 Checked: Jul 21 at 2:06 am
MLS# 26007064
Listing URL
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Investment Insights
Based on property information with market context.
This for-sale property is a wooded tract combining maturing hardwood and pine stands, currently managed minimally. Wildlife activity is described across the acreage, including deer, hogs, and small game. The soils are identified as fine to very fine sandy loam. Three wet weather creeks cross the property, and a limited trail system provides access to portions of the land. Multiple sites are available for a hunting cabin or retreat, supporting uses that range from timber management to private outdoor recreation.
Access is available via two county roads. The listing notes one subdivision lot with power and water, and power and water are said to be available at the five subdivision lots to the best of the agent’s knowledge, with the buyer to verify. The property is located in Panola County, Texas, with additional adjacent subdivision lots and acreage available for acquisition, bringing the total to approximately 112 acres.
The land is offered as an entire tract or as smaller tracts (Tract A through Tract D listed in the marketing materials). Buyers looking for a recreational property with timber resources, creek features, and the ability to develop a cabin site may find the configuration and access options practical. Small mineral interests may be negotiable with a valid offer.
Access is available via two county roads. The listing notes one subdivision lot with power and water, and power and water are said to be available at the five subdivision lots to the best of the agent’s knowledge, with the buyer to verify. The property is located in Panola County, Texas, with additional adjacent subdivision lots and acreage available for acquisition, bringing the total to approximately 112 acres.
The land is offered as an entire tract or as smaller tracts (Tract A through Tract D listed in the marketing materials). Buyers looking for a recreational property with timber resources, creek features, and the ability to develop a cabin site may find the configuration and access options practical. Small mineral interests may be negotiable with a valid offer.
Key Highlights
- 100+ acre tract with maturing hardwood and pine stands for timber production and recreational hunting use.
- Loblolly pine site index values range from 100 (46 acres) to 93 (38 acres), with productive yields up to 157 cubic feet per acre per year.
- Three wet weather creeks cross the property; one creek may support a lake of up to 15 acres, and another up to 6 acres.
Property Analytics
Location Intelligence
Current Use by Public Records
Hunting land
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Hunting land - Woodland tract with maturing hardwood and pine, wet weather creeks, and trail access for recreational and timber-minded buyers.
Where is this hunting land located?
The property is located at TBD CR 3361 De Berry, TX.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $451,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: 100+ acre tract with maturing hardwood and pine stands for timber production and recreational hunting use.; Loblolly pine site index values range from 100 (46 acres) to 93 (38 acres), with productive yields up to 157 cubic feet per acre per year.; Three wet weather creeks cross the property; one creek may support a lake of up to 15 acres, and another up to 6 acres.
