0 La-383 Kinder, LA 70648
This exceptional 729-acre property in Allen Parish, Louisiana, presents a rare opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts and investors. Located near Kinder, LA, and easily accessible via major highways (Hwy 190, Hwy 165, Hwy 171, and IH 10), this diverse tract boasts a rich ecosystem ideal for hunting and recreational activities. The land features a remarkable mix of habitats, including pine-hardwood bottomland forests of varying ages, baldcypress/tupelo swamps, and minimal plantation pine acreage. These bottomland forests, situated in the West Zone of the state's waterfowl and goose hunting zones, provide abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, feral hogs, and a variety of migratory birds such as dove, duck, geese, teal, rail, gallinule, snipe, and woodcock. The property's proximity to the Calcasieu River adds another dimension, offering excellent fishing opportunities for crappie, bream, catfish, and bass. The significant acreage of native bottomland forest is a rare find, offering exceptional value for conservation and recreational purposes. The property is approximately 20-55 miles from Lake Charles, providing convenient access to urban amenities while maintaining a secluded, natural setting. This is a unique investment opportunity combining recreational enjoyment with potential long-term appreciation. The asking price is $838,350. The property's location is specified as Kinder, Allen Parish, Louisiana, zip code 70648, with coordinates available upon request.
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