Located just 4 miles east of Perrin in the southeasternmost corner of Jack County, Texas sits these amazing +/-86 acres. Dominated by mature post oak trees this gently sloping land comprised primarily of fine sand loam soils (Windthorst) support vegetation ideal for wildlife habitat. Blackberry bushes, native hardwood and nut trees abound attracting and holding wildlife of all types from rare songbirds to abundant white-tailed deer. Densely wooded creek bottoms and low land areas interspersed with intelligently placed open areas and food plots give variety of flora and aesthetic appeal. Native and introduced pecan trees are yet another draw source for wildlife and game animals. This property has been smartly stewarded by the same family since 1992 enjoying the sustainable abundance the property offers from native forage and and productive planted gardens. Very comfortable living accommodations, sensible auxiliary buildings including a greenhouse make this property an ideal comfort spot. A deep Trinity water well serves the house and surrounding grounds.