Discover 76.3 ac of pristine East Texas landscape, located just north of Maydelle in scenic Cherokee County. This exceptional property has frontage along FM 2138, offering convenient access while maintaining seclusion and privacy. With its dynamic 220′ of elevation change, rolling topography, and diverse timberland, this tract presents a rare opportunity for recreational enjoyment, hunting, and potential homesite development.
The property features gently rolling terrain near the road frontage, primarily comprised of planted pine timber. This setting offers the ideal foundation for crafting a private, winding entrance to secluded homesites. Positioned near the edge of a dramatic elevation shift, potential building sites provide sweeping westward views across the rolling landscape. The bulk of the timber is mature Pine, with draws and spring-fed areas transitioning into a rich blend of native hardwoods and mixed timber, enhancing both the property’s beauty and its ecological diversity.
This tract is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, supporting a healthy population of whitetail deer, hogs, and various small game species. The property’s diverse timber cover and natural water sources create prime wildlife habitat, offering excellent hunting and wildlife-watching opportunities. Dense underbrush and mixed hardwood areas provide natural forage and browse for wildlife, contributing to a vibrant ecosystem. Additionally, the neighboring institutionally owned timber tract enhances the sense of privacy and expands the natural wildlife corridor.
The property is predominantly covered with mature planted Pine, offering future timber income potential and a classic East Texas woodland aesthetic. Low-lying areas and natural draws are populated with mature native hardwoods, including oak, hickory, and sweetgum, contributing to soil health and wildlife habitat.
