Prime East Texas Land with Endless Potential
Discover the perfect blend of convenience and country living on this beautiful 37.5 +/-acre tract in Wood County. Ideally located between Sulphur Springs and Lake Fork, this property offers the privacy of rural life with quick access to town, world-class fishing, and outdoor recreation. With its peaceful setting, gentle terrain, and excellent location, this property provides the ideal backdrop for your dream home or next investment.
The land features multiple scenic build sites with wide-open country views, offering plenty of options for your home, barndominium, or cabin. Fenced on three sides, the property is ready for livestock, with a well-maintained pond perfectly suited for cattle or horses. The open pastureland provides excellent grazing and hay production potential, while the layout also lends itself well to a small subdivision or ranchette development.
Boasting great road frontage ...
Boasting great road frontage and convenient access to both Sulphur Springs and Lake Fork, this 37.5 +/- acre tract delivers outstanding flexibility and long-term value a true East Texas gem ready for your vision.
Property Features
-37.5 +/- acres in desirable Wood County, Texas
-Multiple build sites offering scenic country views
-Fenced on three sides and ready for livestock or horses
-Stocked pond ideal for cattle or recreation
-Excellent grazing and hay production potential
-Conveniently located between Sulphur Springs and Lake Fork
-Utilities available water and electric nearby
-Great Highway 154 road frontage for easy access
-Perfect for a small subdivision or ranchette development
-Peaceful rural setting just minutes from town
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From I-30 in Sulphur Springs, go South on Highway 154 for 11 miles. The property will be on the right, just South of the Wood County line.