800 County Road 2390, Pickton, TX 75471

This 25-acre tract is a private, secluded piece of land that has been in the same family for 50+ years and has grown wild for much of that time. The property includes a nice pond near the middle and a mix of growth that includes shinnery and hardwoods, which can provide shade and visual appeal once selectively cleared. While it will likely take some TLC to open it up, the overall setting and terrain suggest it can be brought back toward a more productive, usable layout.

Located just outside of Pickton, the land benefits from a quiet, off-the-beaten-path feel that suits buyers looking for privacy. Some portion of the property is in a flood plain, and any buildings placed on-site may require flood insurance depending on where construction occurs. The pond and natural cover create an environment that may appeal to outdoor use as well.

With its seclusion, pond, and room to work a clearing strategy, this property can fit buyers seeking a hunting-focused parcel, a small livestock or ranching option, or a homestead-minded site. Reports from locals indicate the area supports deer and turkey activity, and the combination of natural cover and the central water feature can support that recreational use. For anyone considering development, reviewing the flood plain areas will be an important first step.