Some land has a story that stops you in your tracks. This 133‑acre East Texas timber tract has been in the same family since the day the government granted it to them back in the mid‑1800s. It was their original homestead — a place they lived on, worked on, and protected for more than 150 years. And for the first time ever, it’s being offered to the public.Walking the property, you’re surrounded by mature pine sawtimber that’s been planted and managed by a local forester. A small pond sits tucked back off the interior, drawing in deer, hogs, turkey, and all the East Texas small game that make this area such a strong hunting region. It’s quiet, peaceful, and easy to picture as a weekend retreat or a long‑term hunting base.Up on the high ground, there’s a natural rise that feels made for a homesite. Rural water and power are already at the county road, so building a home or cabin doesn’t start from scratch. And even though the land feels tucked away, you’re still only 8 minutes from Hwy 8 and about 20 minutes from I‑30.This is the kind of tract that works for a timber investor, a homesteader, or someone who just wants a piece of land with a real story behind it . This place is ready for its next chapter.Held since the original government land grant (circa 1865)First time ever offered to the public133± acres of mature pine sawtimberSmall pond and strong wildlife presenceRural water, power & fiber internet at the county roadNatural high‑ground homesite8 min to Hwy 8, 20 min to I‑30
