Located in Red River County, this tract offers a mix of natural features and practical access for hunting, recreation, or rural living. The property has over 1,000 feet of combined road frontage on County Road 4220 and County Road 4235, providing multiple entry points. Electricity and water are available at the road, offering utility access for future improvements.

The land is a blend of young hardwoods, native pines, and scattered mature trees, creating a diverse habitat for wildlife. Dense brush provides natural cover, while a network of trails makes it easier to navigate across the property.

Selective timber harvesting in the past has encouraged new growth, adding to the variety of vegetation and terrain. There are open pockets suitable for potential building sites, as well as secluded sections for those looking to maintain privacy.

Whether your interest lies in hunting, habitat management, or outdoor recreation, this tract offers a range of possibilities with utilities in place and strong road access on two sides.