Summary

Nestled in the heart of Cherokee County, this 93.25-acre tract combines stunning natural features with exceptional recreational opportunities. Located southeast of Rusk and offering convenient access via CR 2509 along the southern boundary, this property is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking a private retreat. With its rolling topography, mixture of young and mature timber, and picturesque views, this land offers the perfect blend of beauty and potential.

Property Characteristics

This diverse property features a mix of mature timber and native regeneration, creating a rich and varied landscape. Elevations range from approximately 420 feet to a high of 630 feet above sea level. The southern third of the property boasts a large plateau with gently rolling terrain, offering vista type views to the north and south. The northern portion of the property features rolling hills and a central draw with a strong spring that runs to the northeast, enhancing its natural appeal.

The topographical diversity and natural water source provide excellent opportunities for both recreation and future development. The southern boundary along CR 2509 ensures accessibility while maintaining the property's tranquil and private atmosphere.

Wildlife and Vegetation

The property is teeming with East Texas wildlife, making it an excellent location for hunting or simply enjoying nature. Native species such as whitetail deer and wild hogs are commonly found here, drawn by the mix of timber and water. The combination of mature hardwoods and native pine regeneration provides food and cover for wildlife, while the spring-fed draw offers a reliable water source. The land’s mixture of vegetation also supports a wide variety of birds and other small game, making it ideal for recreational hunting or wildlife observation.

Recreational Opportunities

This property is a dream for outdoor enthusiasts. The rolling hills and scenic vistas offer countless possibilities for hiking, ATV trails, or camping. The high plateau on the southern end provides a perfect setting for a hunting cabin or weekend getaway, with sweeping views that make it a standout location. The spring-fed draw and diverse terrain add to the property’s allure, creating an environment well-suited for hunting or simply enjoying the natural beauty of Cherokee County.

Local Attractions

Cherokee County is known for its charming communities, historical landmarks, and outdoor recreation. Nearby, the city of Rusk offers the Texas State Railroad, a historic train ride through the East Texas countryside. Lake Jacksonville, located within a short drive, provides opportunities for boating, fishing, and water sports. The Neches River and nearby Davy Crockett National Forest offer additional activities such as hiking, kayaking, and camping, making this property an ideal base for exploring the region.

Location

Situated southeast of Rusk, this property offers the perfect combination of seclusion and accessibility. The southern boundary lies along CR 2509, ensuring easy access, and the property coordinates are 31.7337, -95.0501. Its central location in Cherokee County provides proximity to both small-town amenities and the outdoor adventures that East Texas is known for.

This 93.25-acre tract offers a rare opportunity to own a property with rolling hills, mature timber, and stunning vista views. Whether you're seeking a recreational retreat, a hunting property, or a future homesite, this land has it all. Contact us today to schedule a private tour and explore the possibilities!