60.4 +/- Acres Between Arp and Overton in Smith County
This tract blends privacy, timber, and recreation. Loaded with mature pines and hardwoods, this land has that East Texas off-grid feel while still being just minutes from town.
A wet-weather creek winds through the property, adding character, wildlife movement, and scenic spots to explore. The property remains outside the flood zone. The tract’s long, narrow layout creates natural corridors for hunting, riding, and trail systems, making it feel even larger when you’re on it. Electric and gas line easements double as wide shooting lanes, access routes, and future improvement corridors.
An old farmhouse (given no value) sits on the property and could serve as a future build site footprint. Some fencing is in place, and the setting is quiet and lightly traveled. The seller will convey what mineral rights they own. Restrictions are unknown, and the seller is not adding any new restrictions.
If ...
If you’re looking for a private retreat, hunting camp, or timber investment, this property may be the one!
Property Features
-Timber
-Recreation
-Hunting
-Build sites
-Creek
-Mineral rights
-County Road
-ATV's
-Secluded
-Minutes to Tyler, Kilgore, Henderson
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From the intersection of 135 and 64 in Arp- Travel east on 135 for 1.2 miles, then turn right on FM 838. In 0.6 miles turn right on CR 254.