Rolling hills with spectacular vistas, a secluded tree-shaded meandering creek, a pecan grove, and three ponds make this unique 99.374-acre Fannin County property the perfect site for a weekend retreat or a family home, horse farm or ranch.
In addition to the pecan trees, other native hardwood species include: Bur Oak, Chinkapin Oak, Red Oak, Cedar Elm, Bois dArc, Hackberry, and Cedar. Colorful native flora -- such as Indian Paintbrush, Indian Blanket, Prairie Rose, Lemon Beebaum and Black-eyed Susan -- punctuate the hillsides and bottomland in spring and early summer.
Convenient to the Metroplex, only about 63 miles from Central at LBJ, this agricultural use tax-exempt property is located on a paved farm-to-market road and is just off a state highway.
Community water and electricity are available.
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From the intersection of state Highway 121 and State Highway 11 at Randolph, Texas, go east on Hwy 11 about 3.8 miles to F.M. 1553; turn left (east) on F.M. 1553 and continue about 1.6 miles to property on the right (south). Gate is locked and Broker must authorize entry.