This pristine 104 acres located along Murvaul Creek in Panola County, Texas is ideal for a buyer looking for a recreational property with an interest in timber management. The bottomland hardwood forest that lies along Murvaul Creek is beautiful and park like, with a stand of timber that is high in volume. The upland portion of this property has a native stand of pine timber along with a pine plantation that was planted prior to 2005 and would be ideal for a cabin or homesite. This property would make a great place to hunt deer, squirrels, and wood ducks in one of the many sloughs scattered in the bottomland. A walk through the bottomland will show off the beauty of this property to any buyer. There are two access points to this property along FM 699. A majority of the property lies on the west side of FM 699 with approximately 10 acres on the east side.
PROPERTY FEATURES:
Mature Hardwood
Creek
Plantation
Merchantable Timber
Road Frontage
Hunting
Bottomland
Sloughs
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