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About this home

Escape to the wide open beauty of East Texas with this exceptional 175.2 acre farm and ranch property offering a perfect blend of of pasture, woods, mature oak trees and water resources. With approximately 650 feet of county road frontage and a gated entry, this property provides both accessibility and privacy in a picturesque rural setting. The land is ideal for cattle or horse grazing, recreation or future development, featuring a balanced mix of open pasture and wooded areas, along with three ponds that enhance both functionality and scenic appeal. A natural creek offers an additional water source and a private wildlife habitat. The property includes a 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath brick home with a carport and covered patio, perfect for enjoying peaceful country views. Inside you'll find both a comfortable den with a wood burning stove and a separate living room, along with a cozy kitchen featuring an eating bar, creating a welcoming space for everyday living or weekend retreats. Additional improvements make this property well-equipped for agricultural or hobby use, including a 25 x 30 insulated shop with electricity and plumbing for a sink, a convenient 3 stall tractor shed near the home and an additional shed located deeper on the property. The front yard is shaded by beautiful live oak trees, adding timeless character and curb appeal. Located in Kaufman County at the Van Zandt County line along with Hwy 80 railroad frontage and the potential for additional highway access adds versatility and investment potential in this fast growing area- all within Wills Point ISD. Area is serviced by Trinity Valley Electric and Macbee Water. Make your appointment today to tour this one - not many large tracts like this one for sale!!

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• Inside: Other
• Parking: Open

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