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$1,400,594
Saratoga, TX 77585(Hardin County)

Cypress Brake

This East Texas timberland tract features mature pine timber, hardwoods, and wetland habitat that support abundant wildlife and year-round recreation. Strong timber value and a proven forestry market enhance its investment appeal. Convenient access to regional wood markets and transportation corridors further strengthens its long-term potential.

Highlights

Mature pine timber with significant value and long-term growth potential
Diverse wildlife habitat supporting deer, hogs, ducks, and other game
Wetland, hardwood, and pine ecosystems create exceptional recreational appeal
Located in a proven East Texas timber market with strong regional access

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523 Acres in Saratoga, TX - $1,400,594

Cypress Brake is a timberland tract located in the heart of Hardin County, one of the most productive timber-growing counties in East Texas. Beautiful mature pines welcome you as you enter the property via a legal easement off FM 770 east of Saratoga, Texas. A wetland area runs through the property, creating excellent wildlife habitat alongside the managed pine stands and hardwood timber. White-tailed deer, wild hogs, and wood ducks are commonly found here, making it an outstanding recreational property. Enjoy exploring the land on ATVs while benefiting from significant timber value. The property is surrounded by timberland investors, further supporting its long-term appeal.

Hardin County is situated in Southeast Texas within the Big Thicket timber belt, one of the state's most productive forest regions. The area is characterized by dense pine forests and mixed hardwood stands.

The county is easily accessible via US 69, US 96, and State Highway 105, providing convenient connections to Beaumont, Port Arthur, and East Texas wood markets. Proximity to sawmills, pulpwood facilities, and major transportation corridors enhances its appeal for both timber investors and recreational landowners.

Hardin County has a long-standing history of forestry, timber management, and natural resource production, making it a proven market for sustainable land use. The region's abundant rainfall, extended growing season, and favorable climate contribute to strong timber growth and consistent harvest potential.

Overall, Hardin County offers a compelling combination of productive timberland, excellent access, and enduring land value in a historically proven East Texas market.

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