Properties

Price

$3,392,500

Acreage

359.6 acres

On 359.6 acres in Bastrop County, Amber Bastrop Woodland Tract puts the emphasis on woodland ownership. Post oak woodland and pockets of loblolly pine meet open grass on gently rolling, sandy ground. A green forestry gate and a narrow forest lane; no buildings. The lane offers a route into the woods for recreation and forest management. The seller holds access and utility records that can be requested through the listing agent. No developed water supply.

Price

$2,720,000

Acreage

287.8 acres

On 287.8 acres in Bastrop County, Sundown Bastrop Woodland Tract puts the emphasis on woodland ownership. Post oak woodland and pockets of loblolly pine meet open grass on gently rolling, sandy ground. A gravel entrance, a small log-loading clearing and two maintained forest trails; no buildings. Existing trails and a loading clearing give woodland work a useful starting point. A seasonal wooded drainage holds scattered pools after rain; no developed water supply.

Price

$2,392,500

Acreage

364 acres

With loading clearing, North Fork Nacogdoches Woodland Tract offers 364 acres in Nacogdoches County. Pine and hardwood forest follows the rolling ground, with red sandy-clay soil and wooded drainages. A gravel entrance, a small log-loading clearing and two maintained forest trails; no buildings. Existing trails and a loading clearing give woodland work a useful starting point. A seasonal wooded drainage holds scattered pools after rain; no developed water supply.

Price

$2,202,500

Acreage

303.9 acres

Open Range Nacogdoches Woodland Tract brings 303.9 acres of Nacogdoches County land together with equipment shelter. Pine and hardwood forest follows the rolling ground, with red sandy-clay soil and wooded drainages. A simple pole-roof equipment shelter beside a forestry lane; no residence. Covered storage is a useful addition for an owner planning regular woodland maintenance. No developed water supply.

Price

$1,807,500

Acreage

220 acres

Mixed hardwood and pine woodland with grass clearings and a natural understory set the character of these 220 acres in Red River County. A green gate and narrow forestry lane provide a starting point for exploring the woods. Pine and hardwood stands leave room for outdoor recreation and a longer-term management plan, with no cabin or barn to maintain. A forester can help establish stand condition and the work involved before any timber value becomes part of an offer.

Price

$1,807,500

Acreage

220 acres

Pine and hardwood woodland with wooded drainage margins and a natural forest floor set the character of these 220 acres in Tyler County. Pine uplands meet a hardwood drainage, with a basic forestry track providing a way into the woods. The creek is seasonal, with pools that depend on rainfall. There are no buildings. The appeal is time outdoors and the longer view of forest ownership; access, floodplain conditions and forestry work deserve their own review.

Price

$1,807,500

Acreage

220 acres

Pine and hardwood woodland with wooded drainage margins and a natural forest floor set the character of these 220 acres in Jasper County. Pine uplands meet a hardwood drainage, with a basic forestry track providing a way into the woods. The creek is seasonal, with pools that depend on rainfall. There are no buildings. The appeal is time outdoors and the longer view of forest ownership; access, floodplain conditions and forestry work deserve their own review.

Price

$1,807,500

Acreage

220 acres

Mixed hardwood and pine woodland with grass clearings and a natural understory set the character of these 220 acres in Titus County. A green gate and narrow forestry lane provide a starting point for exploring the woods. Pine and hardwood stands leave room for outdoor recreation and a longer-term management plan, with no cabin or barn to maintain. A forester can help establish stand condition and the work involved before any timber value becomes part of an offer.

Price

$1,807,500

Acreage

220 acres

Pine and hardwood woodland with wooded drainage margins and a natural forest floor set the character of these 220 acres in Newton County. Pine uplands meet a hardwood drainage, with a basic forestry track providing a way into the woods. The creek is seasonal, with pools that depend on rainfall. There are no buildings. The appeal is time outdoors and the longer view of forest ownership; access, floodplain conditions and forestry work deserve their own review.

Price

$1,232,500

Acreage

154.9 acres

On 154.9 acres in Anderson County, Open Range Anderson Woodland Tract puts the emphasis on woodland ownership. Loblolly pine and mixed hardwoods cover rolling ground, with reddish soil along the wooded drainages. A simple pole-roof equipment shelter beside a forestry lane; no residence. Covered storage is a useful addition for an owner planning regular woodland maintenance. No developed water supply.

Price

$1,065,000

Acreage

149.7 acres

On 149.7 acres in Anderson County, North Fork Anderson Woodland Tract puts the emphasis on woodland ownership. Loblolly pine and mixed hardwoods cover rolling ground, with reddish soil along the wooded drainages. A gravel entrance, a small log-loading clearing and two maintained forest trails; no buildings. Existing trails and a loading clearing give woodland work a useful starting point. A seasonal wooded drainage holds scattered pools after rain; no developed water supply.

Price

$920,000

Acreage

72 acres

Loblolly pine, mixed oak and a sandy interior track give Sandy Creek Pines its wooded character. These 72 acres in Bastrop County are suited to a buyer who wants to spend weekends among the trees and take a longer view of caring for the land. A gated entrance and interior track are in place, with no residence or other buildings. Despite the name, there is no creek frontage or surface water. A forestry assessment can help a buyer understand the stand; access and wildfire planning are also worth discussing early.