Sixty acres in Fannin County, Texas, offered as two deeded parcels that convey together as one contiguous tract in Bonham. A creek corridor runs through the property, lined with mature trees, giving the land a natural water source and shade rarely found on a tract this size. The acreage carries frontage on FM 2815 S, a paved farm-to-market road, and will not be subdivided, keeping the full sixty acres intact for one buyer. No agricultural exemption is currently in place, so there is no rollback tax exposure at closing, and mineral rights are open for negotiation as part of an offer. A 4-bedroom, 3-bath home is already built on the property, along with a livestock arena suited to riding, roping, or training. The home is served by co-op water and a septic system, with the property zoned to Bonham ISD. A portion of the property falls within a FEMA-designated flood zone; buyers should independently review current FEMA flood zone mapping prior to closing. Location is what sets this property apart. Bonham sits roughly seventy miles, about an hour, northeast of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, close enough for regular trips into DFW without the traffic and price per acre of the suburbs. Bois d'Arc Lake, the newest major reservoir built in Texas in decades, is just minutes from the property, adding boating, fishing, and lakefront recreation to the everyday backdrop of ranch life here. Between the drive time to DFW and the new lake nearby, this Fannin County acreage sits in one of the more sought-after growth corridors in North Texas for buyers looking for horse property, ranch land, or creek frontage within reach of the metro.