Timberland Hunting and Recreation
T-1 Highway 127, Jena, LA 71371
- Added:
- Aug 21, 2025
- Days on Market:
- 287
- Last Refresh:
- Jun 3 at 5:06 am
Property Features for T-1 Highway 127
General Information
- Property type
- Land
- Property subtype
- Other
- Standard status
- Active
- APN
- 101835
- Lot size
- 25.93 Acres
Listing agent Andy Flack License #0344465 (800) 246-2500
Listing office HomeLand Properties, Inc. Huntsville, LA (936) 295-2500
Listing date Aug 21, 2025
MLS# 21037829
Listing URL
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HighLights
- LaSalle Parish land tracts on Hwy 127, Hwy 776, and Kelley Road, offered as three tracts totaling 25 to 79 acres
- Routh Creek frontage on Hwy 127, Hwy 776, and Kelley Road for the 71‑acre and 79‑acre tracts
- All tracts were replanted with loblolly pine in 2023
- Access to electric and water by extension
- Close proximity to Catahoula Lake
- Heavily timbered with habitat suited for hunting and recreation
Overview
This offering consists of three land tracts in LaSalle Parish, ranging from approximately 25 to 79 acres, presented as a first-time open market offering. The property is heavily timbered and was replanted with loblolly pine in 2023, supporting both recreational use and investment objectives. The land includes access to Routh Creek frontage on Hwy 127, Hwy 776, and Kelley Road (as applicable by tract), and the site offers the habitat characteristics commonly sought for hunting and outdoor recreation.
The tracts are located along multiple roads, including Hwy 127, Hwy 776, and Kelley Road, providing direct access and visibility from the surrounding road network. Electric and water are available by extension, offering a practical path to future planning, subject to buyer requirements. The area is described as being just minutes from Catahoula Lake and known for abundant wildlife and waterfowl.
For buyers and investors, the combination of recently replanted timber and road-linked access may appeal to those seeking a working timber component alongside consistent recreational value. For hunters and outdoor recreation users, the property’s heavily timbered cover and creek frontage can support an active seasonal experience, while the multi-tract layout allows for flexible acquisition depending on the desired acreage.
The tracts are located along multiple roads, including Hwy 127, Hwy 776, and Kelley Road, providing direct access and visibility from the surrounding road network. Electric and water are available by extension, offering a practical path to future planning, subject to buyer requirements. The area is described as being just minutes from Catahoula Lake and known for abundant wildlife and waterfowl.
For buyers and investors, the combination of recently replanted timber and road-linked access may appeal to those seeking a working timber component alongside consistent recreational value. For hunters and outdoor recreation users, the property’s heavily timbered cover and creek frontage can support an active seasonal experience, while the multi-tract layout allows for flexible acquisition depending on the desired acreage.
Property Profile
Location Intelligence
Current Use by Public Records
Hunting land
Location Insight
- Map
- Local Demand
- City
- Jena
- County
- La Salle
- State
- Louisiana
- Longitude
- -92.193471
- Latitude
- 31.527012
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Hunting land - Replanted loblolly pine acreage with creek frontage and road access for hunting, recreation, or long-term investment.
Where is this hunting land located?
The property is located at T-1 Highway 127 Jena, LA.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $92,699.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: LaSalle Parish land tracts on Hwy 127, Hwy 776, and Kelley Road, offered as three tracts totaling 25 to 79 acres; Routh Creek frontage on Hwy 127, Hwy 776, and Kelley Road for the 71‑acre and 79‑acre tracts; All tracts were replanted with loblolly pine in 2023
