Shelby County, Texas Land For Sale (57 results)

Flat Fork Creek Ranch is the perfect combination of investment and recreation. Approximately 80% of the property is comprised of a professionally managed mature pine plantation in the heart of the east Texas timber markets. This timber is currently ready to harvest and could produce immediate cash flow if so desired. Fire breaks have been installed and maintained and the property has been prescribe burned to control brush, and promote wildlife and aesthetics. There is a 5-acre lake and a camp area that has been well maintained. There is also approximately 79 acres of mature hardwood bottom along Flat Fork Creek providing great wildlife habitat for deer, hogs and squirrels. There are also 10 established food plots strategically located across the property. If youre looking for an investment property with the added benefit of recreational use this is the one. Located less than 3 hours from Houston and Dallas. 393 +/- total acres 310 +/- acre of manicured pine plantation 79 +/- acres of mature hardwood 5 +/- acre lake 10 Food Plots Flat Fork creek runs through the property Approximately 6.5 miles of internal roads and trails Opportunity for immediate cash flow *Data is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, utilities, measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. Photography may include images of neighboring properties. Accuracy regarding land use and its suitability for residential, recreational, or agricultural use cannot be guaranteed. If exact measurements, access to property, or to utilities is a concern, Morris Land Brokers strongly advises the property be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

Located in the highly sought after Shelbyville ISD where small town charm meets top tier education, this 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home is nestled on nearly 3 acres and offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and country charm. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or a place to entertain, this property has it all. From the moment you arrive, the home’s classic single-story ranch design creates an immediate sense of ease and accessibility. The exterior features a clean, welcoming façade with a metal roof, mature shade trees, and a spacious driveway that offers Information Deemed Reliable, but not Guaranteed. Copyright: 2025 NTREIS. plenty of room for parking. Step through the covered entry and into a thoughtfully designed interior that feels both cozy and open. A bright and comfortable living area serves as the heart of the home, providing a natural gathering space for relaxing. The adjoining kitchen features ample cabinetry, functional counter space, island and room for shared meals—well-suited for home cooks and busy households alike. With thoughtful design, and plenty of room to roam, it’s ideal for families, hobbyists, or anyone seeking a tranquil lifestyle with modern conveniences. Step outside, and you'll find even more to love. The provides room for outdoor activities, gardening, and enjoying the beautiful Texas landscape. Gather around the cozy firepit on cool evenings, perfect for making memories with family and friends. For those with a love of horses or outdoor hobbies, the property includes a stable, providing space for your animals or storage for equipment. This home offers the best of both worlds – a peaceful, rural setting just a short drive from Shelbyville’s town square. Whether you're enjoying the quiet serenity of the land or hosting gatherings around the firepit, this property has something for everyone. Don't miss the chance to own your slice of country paradise in Shelbyville.

800 Acres | Attoyac River & West Creek Frontage | Premier Cattle & Recreational RanchSandy Creek Ranch spans an impressive 800 acres and features approximately 2.3 miles of Attoyac River frontage, along with access to the private 23 acre Grisby Lake-part of the exclusive Attoyac Hunting and Fishing Club. In addition to the river, West Creek also winds through the property, adding to the scenic beauty and year-round water resources. Historically used as a cattle operation, the property is cross-fenced with multiple pastures, includes over 10 ponds, and is equipped with working pens and a barn-providing the infrastructure needed for efficient cattle management.A well-appointed traditional-style home and guest suite provide approximately 4,500 square feet of comfortable living space-ideal for extended stays or entertaining. Positioned on elevated terrain, the home captures expansive views with over 100 feet of elevation change throughout the property.For the outdoor enthusiast, the land includes approximately 100 acres of bottomland hardwoods ideal for flooded timber duck hunting, as well as natural sloughs that create exceptional waterfowl habitat. In addition to waterfowl, the property supports healthy populations of white-tailed deer and wild boar, offering excellent hunting opportunities for all three game species.Property Highlights:~2.3 miles of Attoyac River frontage and access to private 23 acre Grisby Lake West Creek runs through the property, adding scenic and functional water features ~4,500 SF traditional-style home and guest suite with elevated views Multiple ponds, cross-fenced paddocks, working pens, and a barn for cattle operations ~100 acres of bottomland hardwoods with flooded timber and sloughs for duck hunting Exceptional hunting for ducks, white-tailed deer, and wild boar Whether you're looking for a productive ranch, a private recreational retreat, or a legacy land investment, Sandy Creek Ranch delivers on all fronts. Utilities: Electric Available, Water available Utility Providers: Deep East Texas Electric Cooperative, Libby WSC

If privacy, game, affordability, and natural beauty are your priorities, this one checks every box. This 17 acre, fully wooded tract sits tucked away in a private stretch of East Texas, where massive surrounding timberlands and low population density have created a pocket of peace, seclusion, and exceptional wildlife habitat. No floodplain, no restrictions, power on site, and county road frontage mean the land is ready for your vision, without compromise. But the real standout here is the back section. A gentle forested hilltop, covered in open meadows tucked beneath a hardwood canopy. This spot has a special feel. Youll find wild peach trees, fig trees, white oaks, magnolia, hickory, and other native species interwoven with native grasses and rolling understory, creating a uniquely biodiverse ecosystem that draws in game like a magnet. Deer sign is everywhere. There is also a natural topography ravine near the front that would be absolutely perfect for a pond. With a healthy watershed and steep natural banks, it becomes clear upon seeing this topography in person that you could not ask for a better and more conducive natural spot to construct a pond or small lake. Its the kind of spot you imagine for a private off-grid homestead, a weekend cabin backed up to untouched timberland, or a legacy hunting retreat that feels a world awaybut is only: 20 minutes to Sabine National Forest and Toledo Bend Reservoir 45 minutes to historic downtown Nacogdoches Just down a quiet county road from real solitude Priced very fairly, this one offers a rare blend of usable features and raw character, ready for the kind of buyer who knows what theyre looking at. Seller has a new survey as well. If youve been waiting for that hidden pocket of East Texas to call your own, this is it.

Seclusion at its finest! Naturally wooded in pine and hardwood scattered around the tucked away pond in the middle of the property. The land has been untouched for many years and is ready to be developed to your desire. Electricity is available for easy access to utilities to build your own weekend getaway or future homestead. Located just South of Timpson, this property is a quick and easy drive into Nacogdoches for local and modern amenities. Enjoy the quiet and peaceful atmosphere on your own piece of East Texas. Utilities: Electricity available Utility Providers: Deep East Texas Electric Cooperative

Fresh, new, cleared, ready to go ! 1st time open market offering, Low traffic road north of Timpson, Texas. Recently cleared with pines and hardwoods in creek drains. Priced affordably. Rural landscape ready to be transitioned to pasture or reforested. Undulating topography. Good accessibility. Electricity along, or near, CR 4916. High and Dry ! Google imagery does not illustrate tree coverage in the field. See "Aerial" and "Topography" maps herein. Utilities: Electricity available School District: Timpson ISD

169-Acre Multi-Use Ranch & Recreational Land Ideal for Farming, Livestock, or Your Dream Country Retreat Discover the perfect blend of ranching, recreation, and residential potential with this expansive 169-acre property. Whether youre looking for a working cattle ranch, a private hunting retreat, or a breathtaking homesite, this land offers limitless possibilities in a prime location just a few miles from Center, Texas. Property Highlights: Versatile Pastureland: Open fields provide ample grazing space for livestock, ideal for cattle ranching, equestrian use, or farming. Perimeter Fencing & Steel Working Pens: Secure fencing encloses the property, while durable steel working pens make livestock management efficient and easy. Reliable Water Sources: Two stock ponds offer a dependable water supply for livestock, wildlife, and agricultural needs. Scenic Chicken Bayou Frontage: Enjoy the natural beauty and year-round water access along the property's boundary. Utilities Available: Electric, community water, and natural gas are accessible along the county roadready for future development or home construction. Hilltop Homesite with Stunning Views: A beautiful hilltop overlooking the property provides the perfect spot to build your dream home, ranch headquarters, or weekend getaway. Abundant Wildlife & Hunting Opportunities: The property is home to whitetail deer, wild hogs, ducks, and other native wildlife, making it a hunters paradise or a prime location for outdoor enthusiasts. Prime Location: Situated just a few miles from Center, Texas, offering convenient access to shopping, dining, and local amenities while still providing a private and secluded rural setting. With its fertile land, natural water sources, abundant wildlife, and available utilities, this property is perfect for agriculture, recreation, or residential development. Whether you're seeking a turnkey ranching operation, a hunting retreat, or a peaceful countryside escape, this land is ready to make your vision a reality. Dont miss this rare opportunityschedule your private tour today! To arrange site visit contact listing agent Scott Foster at 936-591-2339 or office at 936-598-7800. Buyers Agents are required to contact listing agent to arrange site visits and are required to accompany potential buyers at the time of the first visit. Mathews Realty reserves the right to require any or all interested buyer(s) of a particular property to provide proof of financial ability to purchase said property prior to the initial showing or any subsequent showing of the property.

**Sabine Oaks - Joaquin, Texas (Shelby County) ** There are (6) lots in the Sabine Oaks development, which offers an unparalleled retreat just minutes from Toledo Bend. This location is known for its deep waters, relentless fishing, hunting, and year-round water sports. Situated less than four miles from the gateway to Toledo Bend and only four miles from Logansport, LA. This stretch of the Sabine River is a prime destination for summer activities such as wakeboarding, jet skiing, and sunset cruising on the river. Sabine Oaks is less than one mile from the Swede Johnson Public Boat Ramp. Sabine Oaks lots are ready for new build homes or weekend retreats for the families to enjoy life on the water and in the woods. The property is level ground and shaded by Mature Oaks and Pines throughout the Property. There is already an established home place at the end of the access road, which will help the future Lot owners with connecting to the utilities. Deed restrictions will be included in the conveyance of each lot and provided upon request of interested parties. The lots in Sabine Oaks will be professionally surveyed, estimated Lot acreage is 0.7ac +/-. There are Riverfront lots (Lots 1, 2, and 3) with river access or Riverview lots (Lots 4, 5, and 6) for river scenic views & mature timber that line the west boundary. Sabine Oaks lies just half a mile from the North Toledo Bend Wildlife Management Area, a 3,650-acre haven for outdoor enthusiasts. For those seeking even more adventure, the nearby Sabine National Forest boasts over 160,000 acres, offering excellent hunting opportunities as well.

Well-located 6-house broiler farm in Center, Texas, offering an opportunity for continued poultry production with an established integrator. The farm consists of six 40’ x 400’ broiler houses built in 1988 and is currently under contract with Tyson Foods on a 7-week grow-out complex. Situated on 43.85 acres, the property provides ample space for farm operations, biosecurity setbacks, and future improvements. Improvements include a mobile home suitable for on-site management or labor housing, a litter barn, and two incinerators for efficient mortality management. Water infrastructure includes two water wells and a 10,000-gallon water storage tank to support consistent flock needs. Power reliability is enhanced with a 150 kW generator, providing backup capability for critical systems. This poultry operation offers a solid foundation for an owner-operator or investor seeking a producing broiler farm in a strong East Texas poultry region.

Summary This 88.84-acre tract is a rare large-acreage offering with extensive frontage on Pinkston Reservoir, located along the north shore of the southern branch of the lake in Shelby County, Texas. With approximately 4,000 feet of reservoir frontage, dual county road access, rolling topography, and a strong mix of marketable pine timber and natural regrowth, this property offers a compelling blend of recreational appeal, homesite potential, and long-term land investment value. Property Characteristics The tract contains approximately 88.84 acres and features gently to moderately rolling terrain with elevations ranging from an approximate low of 300 feet above sea level near the waterfront to an approximate high of 390 feet above sea level along the northern portions of the property. The land generally slopes from north to south toward Pinkston Reservoir, creating favorable drainage patterns and multiple elevated areas suitable for homesites with views toward the water. The property is predominantly wooded, with roughly 70 percent of the acreage in plantation pine timber that appears to be approximately 15 years of age. This timber provides both aesthetic appeal and future income potential. An additional approximately 20 acres consist of natural regeneration that appears to be roughly 5 to 6 years removed from the last timber harvest. This area lies primarily along the eastern boundary fronting County Road 1211 and offers early-successional habitat that is beneficial for wildlife or for a simple buffer from the county road. Access is a strong feature, with frontage along County Road 1211 on the eastern boundary and additional frontage along a portion of the northwestern boundary on County Road 1217. This dual road frontage enhances usability, flexibility, and potential future development considerations. Waterfront and Pinkston Reservoir One of the most significant attributes of this property is its exceptional frontage along Pinkston Reservoir. With an estimated 4,000 feet of shoreline, the tract offers extensive direct access to one of Shelby Countys most well-known recreational lakes. Pinkston Reservoir is a municipally managed water supply lake that is also widely regarded for its fishing and outdoor recreation. The lake supports populations of largemouth bass, crappie, and sunfish, and is known locally as a quieter, less pressured body of water compared to larger regional reservoirs. The waterfront enhances the propertys recreational value for fishing, kayaking, and nature enjoyment, while also contributing to long-term desirability and value retention. As is typical with Texas reservoirs, areas near the waterline may be subject to flowage or inundation easements tied to the lakes conservation pool elevation, which helps preserve the natural shoreline and limits overdevelopment. This results in a more natural, scenic waterfront environment that is increasingly difficult to find. Wildlife and Recreation Beyond the lake itself, the property offers strong recreational appeal for hunting and wildlife observation. The combination of plantation pine, young natural regrowth, and proximity to water creates excellent habitat for whitetail deer, hogs, small game, and a variety of native bird species. The younger regeneration areas along the eastern side of the property provide browse and cover, while the timbered areas offer travel corridors and bedding habitat. The property is well suited for use as a recreational ranch, weekend retreat, or large-acreage homesite where privacy, outdoor recreation, and access to water are primary objectives. Location and Area Information The tract is located in Shelby County, an area known for its deep East Texas roots, abundant timberland, and outdoor lifestyle. The county seat, Center, Texas, is a short drive away and provides everyday conveniences including shopping, dining, medical services, and community events. Shelby County maintains a strong rural character while still offering access to nearby regional hubs such as Nacogdoches and Lufkin. Outdoor recreation extends well beyond Pinkston Reservoir. The surrounding area offers additional fishing opportunities, hunting properties, timberland investments, and access to larger regional attractions such as Toledo Bend Reservoir. Local events, agricultural heritage, and a slower pace of life continue to attract buyers seeking land, space, and a connection to the outdoors. Schools The property is located within Excelsior Independent School District, a small rural district that historically served elementary and middle school grades and is in the process of expanding to include high school grades beginning with the 20252026 school year. Nearby school districts, including Center ISD and Timpson ISD, provide additional educational options depending on family needs and preferences. Development and Use Potential With extensive road frontage, significant lake frontage, and varied topography, the property offers potential for a range of uses. It is well suited for a large private homesite, recreational ranch, or possible future development subject to market conditions, zoning, and applicable lake-related easements. The size, access, and waterfront characteristics are increasingly hard to replicate in this part of East Texas. Summary This 88.84-acre waterfront tract on Pinkston Reservoir represents a unique opportunity to acquire a sizable, well-located piece of East Texas land with exceptional shoreline frontage, strong recreational appeal, and long-term investment potential. Its combination of timber, water, access, and location makes it suitable for a variety of uses, from a private ranch retreat to a thoughtfully planned waterfront property. DETAILS - 88.84 acres along the north shore of the southern branch of Pinkston Reservoir in Shelby County, Texas - Approximately 4,000 feet of shoreline frontage on Pinkston Reservoir - County Road 1211 frontage with additional access along County Road 1217 - Rolling East Texas terrain with elevations ranging from approximately 300' to 390' ASL - Natural slope from north to south toward the reservoir creates attractive waterfront setting - Predominantly wooded tract with approximately 70% plantation pine timber estimated at 15 years of age - Approximately 20 acres of natural regeneration estimated to be 56 years removed from the last timber harvest - Excellent recreational appeal with fishing access on Pinkston Reservoir and on-site wildlife habitat - Additional hunting potential for whitetail deer, hogs, and small game - Well suited for a large-acreage homesite, recreational ranch, or potential future development - Located within Excelsior Independent School District - Shelby County, Texas - Agricultural exemption is currently believed to be in place; buyer to verify with Shelby County Appraisal District - Property boundaries shown are approximate and for reference only - Descriptions and exhibits are considered reliable but should be verified by buyer or buyers agent The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

DESCRIPTION: KC Ranch is 730± acres for sale in Shelby County, Texas, combining the productivity of a working cattle operation with the natural beauty of the East Texas Piney Woods. This rare property features a balance of fertile creek-bottom pastures, rolling timberland, and spring-fed water sources that create both a reliable grazing environment and a scenic retreat. With its soil quality, timber diversity, and natural water systems, KC Ranch stands out as one of the most versatile ranches in the region. LOCATION: KC Ranch is located near Timpson, Texas, approximately 10 minutes from Center and 20 minutes from the Center Municipal Airport. The ranch lies about 60 miles northeast of Nacogdoches and less than 50 miles from the Louisiana border. This area of East Texas is known for its productive pastures, rich wildlife, and strong agricultural roots. The property is surrounded by large timber tracts, providing privacy and excellent wildlife habitat. LAND: The ranch stretches across rolling hills that transition into fertile creek-bottom pastures. A spring-fed creek meanders through the property, feeding five existing ponds and offering year-round water for cattle and wildlife. Sandy loam and clay subsoils promote excellent aquifer recharge with natural moisture retention. The land supports an average stocking rate of two head per acre and has never required livestock evacuation during drought conditions. VEGETATION: Located within the East Texas Piney Woods region, the ranch showcases a mix of open pastures and mature hardwood timber. Oak, pecan, and hickory trees, many over a century old, create both shade and beauty across the landscape. Selective timber harvest opportunities or conservation management programs could further enhance long-term value. WILDLIFE KC Ranch supports diverse native wildlife, including whitetail deer, wild hogs, dove, and waterfowl. The combination of timber, open pasture, and water resources makes it ideal for both hunting and outdoor recreation. Scenic views, quiet creek bottoms, and wooded trails make this property as enjoyable for weekend escapes as it is for working ranching operations. IMPROVEMENTS: Fencing throughout the ranch supports rotational grazing, with multiple pasture divisions for efficient cattle management. A large hay barn provides storage for equipment and feed, and the property’s dual county road frontage allows easy access from multiple points. Several elevated ridgelines offer prime locations for a future ranch house overlooking the property. REMARKS: KC Ranch represents the best of East Texas—productive, scenic, and diverse. With spring-fed water, hardwood timber, strong grazing ground, and outstanding habitat, this 730± acre ranch is equally suited for cattle production, recreation, or long-term investment.

Overview This 100 acre mixed-use property in southern Shelby County, Texas, offers a blend of improved pasture, mature timber, and exceptional recreational appeal. Featuring gently rolling topography, multiple natural springs, and a scenic four-acre pond, the land is well-suited for cattle production, hunting, and outdoor enjoyment. With a well-kept residence, good access, and direct proximity to the Sabine National Forest, this property provides the perfect combination of rural privacy and outdoor opportunity. Location & Access Located at 973 County Road 2572, Center, TX 75935 (31.6561, -94.053), this 100 acre property sits in the southern portion of Shelby County, offering quiet seclusion with convenient access to nearby towns and regional destinations. Center, Texas, is approximately 2530 miles northwest, providing access to groceries, dining, and local services. Kingwood and the greater Houston area are roughly 100110 miles to the southwest via US-59, while the DFW Metroplex lies about 200220 miles to the northwest via I-20 and connecting routes. Shreveport, Louisiana, is approximately 120130 miles to the northeast via US-84. The region continues to benefit from ongoing infrastructure improvements, including the I-20 East Texas corridor expansion and the gradual conversion of US-59 into Interstate 69, both enhancing long-term accessibility and travel efficiency throughout East Texas. Topography, Soils & Vegetation The property features gently rolling terrain with elevations ranging from about 320 feet to 370 feet above sea level. Roughly 65 acres of improved pasture provide open grazing space, accented by scattered hardwoods and wooded drainages that create visual diversity and shade. The balance of the tract is composed of mature, mixed native timber, including large oaks, white oaks, and bull pines. These wooded areas contribute to the propertys beauty while offering excellent habitat for wildlife and protection from prevailing winds. Water & Wildlife Features The propertys most prominent water feature is a scenic, tree-lined pond located in the northern portion of the tract, estimated at just over four acres when full. The pond is sustained in part by several natural springs that flow year-round, helping to maintain consistent water levels while providing reliable sources for livestock and wildlife. Additional springs are scattered across the property in locations that could support the construction of future ponds or small water impoundments. Together, these natural water resources enhance the propertys overall utility and aesthetic appeal, while creating a rich habitat for whitetail deer, hogs, waterfowl, and other native wildlife that thrive in the mix of open pasture and wooded cover. Fencing, Use & History The property has good perimeter fencing and cross-fencing suitable for cattle or other livestock operations. Historically, it has been used for cattle grazing, and the established pastures, gentle slopes, and natural water sources make it well-suited for continued agricultural use. The combination of improved grassland, reliable water, and wildlife habitat also gives the property excellent potential as a multi-use ranch or recreational retreat. Residence & Improvements A 2,448 square-foot brick veneer residence serves as the main improvement, featuring four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area. The oversized utility room is large enough to function as a home office or bunk room, offering flexibility for extended stays or guests. The home sits in a peaceful setting with views of the surrounding pastures and timber, making it a comfortable and practical base for ranch operations or weekend recreation. There is ample room for additional barns, shops, or livestock facilities on the gently sloping terrain. Recreation & Surroundings The property shares boundaries with portions of the Sabine National Forest, which spans more than 160,000 acres of public land across East Texas. This unique adjacency allows convenient access to hunting, hiking, and exploration right out the back gate. Toledo Bend Reservoir, located approximately 12 miles to the east, offers world-class bass fishing, boating, and water recreation. The surrounding Piney Woods landscape provides a peaceful setting for outdoor pursuits while still allowing easy access to nearby amenities in Center and surrounding communities. Education & Community The property is located within Shelbyville Independent School District, a small, rural district known for its strong community involvement and supportive environment. Shelbyville ISD maintains a B rating from the Texas Education Agency and serves all grades on a single campus, providing small class sizes and a close-knit atmosphere. The area reflects the values of East Texasfamily, community, and pride in local schools. Summary & Opportunity This 100 acre ranch combines agricultural productivity, scenic natural features, and exceptional recreational access into a single, well-balanced property. With rolling pastures, mature timber, a spring-fed pond, and proximity to both the Sabine National Forest and Toledo Bend Reservoir, it offers a rare blend of beauty and utility. The comfortable home and infrastructure allow for immediate enjoyment, while ongoing regional development enhances its long-term value and accessibility. Whether envisioned as a working ranch, weekend retreat, or private family getaway, this Shelby County property embodies the best of East Texas living. DETAILS - 100 acres located in southern Shelby County near Sabine National Forest - Gently rolling terrain with elevations from 320 to 370 ASL - Approx. 65 acres of improved pasture with scattered hardwoods and wooded drainages - 4 acre tree-lined pond offering scenic and recreational appeal - Mature native timber with large oaks, white oaks, and bull pines - 2,448 sq. ft. brick home with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, and open-concept living, dining, and kitchen - Oversized utility room suitable for office or bunk room - Good perimeter fencing; suitable for livestock and grazing - Excellent deer and hog hunting opportunities - Adjoins sections of the Sabine National Forest; Toledo Bend Reservoir nearby - Located in Shelbyville ISD, rated B by TEA - Convenient to Center, Shreveport, Kingwood, and DFW area - Property currently carries an agricultural tax exemption - All descriptions and exhibits are considered to be reliable but should be verified by buyer and/or buyers agent The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

Discover your private East Texas retreat on the Sabine River. This newly constructed two-story home offers 3,060 sq. ft. of thoughtfully designed living space on 2.325 scenic acres with 351 feet of river frontage in Joaquin, Texas. Featuring 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, this home blends modern comfort with peaceful natural surroundings—ideal for a weekend getaway, second home, or full-time residence. Step inside to open and airy living spaces filled with natural light, stylish finishes, and a seamless flow perfect for entertaining family and friends. The highlight of this property is the expansive 30x50 covered porch with an outdoor fireplace, providing an inviting setting to unwind while enjoying the sights and sounds of the river. With direct access to fishing, kayaking, and boating, outdoor recreation is right at your doorstep. The property’s size and location offer privacy and serenity while remaining convenient to nearby amenities and just a short drive from Toledo Bend Lake. Whether you’re looking for a tranquil escape or a place to gather with loved ones, this Sabine River home delivers the perfect balance of comfort, recreation, and natural beauty.

Sabine Oaks - New Development on the Sabine River, Joaquin, TX. There are (6) lots in the Sabine Oaks development, which offers an unparalleled retreat just minutes from Toledo Bend. This location is known for its deep waters, relentless fishing, hunting, and year-round water sports. Situated less than four miles from the gateway to Toledo Bend and only four miles from Logansport, LA, this stretch of the Sabine River is a prime destination for summer activities such as wakeboarding, jet skiing, and sunset cruising on the river. Sabine Oaks is less than one mile from the Swede Johnson Public Boat Ramp. Sabine Oaks lots are ready for new build homes or weekend retreats for the families to enjoy life on the water and in the woods. The property is level ground and shaded by Mature Oaks and Pines throughout the Property. There is already an established home place at the end of the access road, which will help the future Lot owners with connecting to the utilities. Deed restrictions will be included in the conveyance of each lot and provided upon request of interested parties. The lots in Sabine Oaks will be professionally surveyed, estimated Lot acreage is 0.7ac +/-. There are Riverfront lots (Lots 1, 2, and 3) with river access or Riverview lots (Lots 4, 5, and 6) for river scenic views & mature timber that line the west boundary. Sabine Oaks lies just half a mile from the North Toledo Bend Wildlife Management Area, a 3,650-acre haven for outdoor enthusiasts. For those seeking even more adventure, the nearby Sabine National Forest boasts over 160,000 acres, offering excellent hunting opportunities as well.

This beautiful 44-acre tract of land is ideal for a variety of uses. Primarily pastureland, it offers vast, open spaces perfect for grazing livestock or developing agricultural projects. The property boasts excellent access, ensuring ease of transportation and logistics. Located in a reputable school district, it provides an ideal setting for families looking to establish roots in a supportive educational environment. Situated just 3 miles from Timpson, Texas, this tract combines rural tranquility with convenient proximity to town amenities and services. ~ Great CR Road Access ~ Pasture ~ Recreation ~ Great school district ~ Approximately miles from Timpson, TX and 17 miles from Center, TX *Data is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, utilities, measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. Photography may include images of neighboring properties. Accuracy regarding land use and its suitability for residential, recreational, or agricultural use cannot be guaranteed. If exact measurements, access to property, or to utilities is a concern, Morris Land Brokers strongly advises the property be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer. Buyers agents must be identified on the first contact with listing agent and must accompany the buyer on showings to receive full fee participation. Otherwise, the fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Morris Land Brokers, LLC.

Property Overview: This secluded property offers a blend of cleared and wooded areas, making it an ideal property for hunting, recreation, or a private retreat. The land is 50% cleared and 50% timbered, with a mix of dense hardwoods that provide excellent cover for both deer and wild hogs. Strategically placed food plots, deer feeders, and hunting lanes are already in place, enhancing the propertys potential as a premier hunting destination. The property features plenty of high ground, offering a variety of terrain and multiple prime locations for hunting blinds, stands, or potential Cabin sites. There is an internal road system throughout the property, making it convenient to navigate and manage. The timbered areas provide privacy and seclusion, while the cleared sections allow for flexibility in land use. This tract is surrounded by large, heavily wooded properties, ensuring a quiet and undisturbed environment. The surrounding forested areas help maintain a natural buffer, enhancing the feeling of seclusion and providing additional wildlife habitat. The property has frontage on CR 4021, the strip of land that leads south to the main portion of the property is currently in timber. This tract is the perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts, offering excellent hunting and recreational opportunities in a peaceful and natural setting. Coordinates: 31.872, -94.363 Houston, TX: 3hr Dallas, TX: 3hr Nacogdoches, TX: 30min Timpson: 5min Center: 15min

If you're looking for the perfect tract of land to invest in, develop, or enjoy for recreation, this 36.4-acre property in Shelby County, Texas, offers an incredible opportunity. Conveniently located west of Center, Texas, off FM 1490, this land provides a mix of natural beauty, potential timber investment, and rural charm. This 36.4-acre tract offers opportunities for: Timber investment Harness the value of the land's natural resources Residential or agricultural development Build a dream home or ranch Recreational retreat Enjoy the peace and privacy of East Texas Shelby County's landscape provides an ideal setting for wildlife enthusiasts, hunters, and those seeking an escape from city life. Whether you're interested in investment potential or personal enjoyment, this land has a lot to offer.

Summary This tract is estimated to be approximately 86.5 acres in size, with final acreage to be determined by survey. The property features rolling East Texas terrain with elevation ranging from an approximate low of 280 feet ASL to a high of approximately 370 feet ASL. The elevation change creates several areas with scenic, north-facing vista potential. The land is primarily upland and appears to be outside of any mapped flood zone. With a mix of planted pine, native regeneration, nearby large timber ownership, and proximity to the Attoyac River, this tract offers strong recreational and long-term land investment appeal. Property Characteristics The property consists of rolling topography with usable elevation relief that enhances both drainage and views. Timber cover includes planted pine estimated to be approximately 15 years old, along with native regeneration estimated to be approximately 10 years old across portions of the tract. The property appears to be entirely upland, with no floodplain noted, and includes a small creek or natural drainage located in the northwest portion of the property. Two adjacent and parallel pipeline easements traverse the tract from southwest to northeast. These corridors create the primary open areas on the property and may serve as internal access routes, shooting lanes, or potential wildlife openings. An existing well site is present on the property; however, the surface equipment has been removed, and the condition or production capacity of the well is unknown. Wildlife and Recreation This tract is located in an area dominated by large, institutionally owned timber holdings, which contribute to limited fragmentation and consistent wildlife habitat. The proximity to the Attoyac River, located approximately one to two miles south, further enhances wildlife movement through the area. Whitetail deer, feral hogs, and small game are commonly found in this portion of East Texas. The combination of timber age diversity, elevation change, and open pipeline corridors provides good recreational hunting and outdoor use potential. Location The property is located at approximately 31.653, -94.365 in East Texas and lies in close proximity to the SH 7 corridor. This location offers a balance of accessibility and privacy, with convenient travel routes while remaining surrounded by rural timberland. Utilities and Access Access is provided by existing easements associated with the property. Electricity is believed to be available in the general area, though availability and capacity should be verified by the buyer. A former well site is present, but any future use would require verification and potential redevelopment. DETAILS - Estimated 86.5 acres; final acreage to be determined by survey - Rolling East Texas terrain with elevations from approximately 280' to 370' ASL - North-facing vista potential from higher elevations - Mix of planted pine (approx. 15 years old) and native regeneration (approx. 10 years old) - Appears to be entirely upland with no flood zone noted - Small creek / drainage in the northwest portion of the property - Two adjacent pipeline easements providing open areas and internal access - Existing well site present; surface equipment removed - Located near large, institutionally owned timber tracts - Approximately 12 miles north of the Attoyac River - Close proximity to the SH 7 corridor - Strong recreational and hunting potential - Ag exemption status should be independently verified - Descriptions and exhibits are considered reliable but should be verified by buyer or buyers agent The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

Description: The Oasis Ranch is 61 acres for sale in Shelby County, Texas, ideal for anyone looking for a well-rounded homestead or recreational property. The ranch combines comfortable country living with a productive mix of pasture and timber. Its 2,868 sq/ft brick house features 4BR/4BA, providing plenty of space for family and guests. Recent renovations on the first floor include updates to the kitchen, bath and master suite bath, blending modern finishes with classic ranch charm. Location: The ranch is 4 miles from Timpson and has direct access off FM 1970. It is located 24 miles from Carthage, 32 miles from Nacogdoches, and 67 miles from Shreveport, Louisiana, offering easy access to town amenities and larger cities while keeping a quiet, rural atmosphere. Improvements: A custom gated entry and ranch road lead to the main house, which features travertine tile floors, granite countertops, a kitchen island, and a spacious walk-in pantry. The main living area centers around a floor-to-ceiling brick wood-burning fireplace, accented by exposed wood beams. Wraparound covered porches provide space for outdoor relaxation. The house also includes a standby generator for backup power supply. Outdoor living is enhanced by a resurfaced in-ground pool (2023) and a stone fire pit area, perfect for gatherings. Additional structures include a 1,200 sq/ft shop for equipment storage and a 900 sq/ft barn supporting livestock or hay storage. Land, Water & Wildlife: The ranch is low fenced and cross-fenced into five pastures with healthy coastal hay, offering a strong foundation for livestock or hay production. The land has a 60/40 timber-to-pasture ratio, creating a private and scenic setting. Two trails run through the property for easy access. Water features include 2,200 feet of live water Byfield Creek and a 1 acre pond stocked with large bass and catfish. Wildlife is abundant and includes whitetail deer, dove, ducks, and hogs, with occasional sightings of bobcats and coyotes. Remarks: The Oasis Ranch carries an agricultural valuation for timber and livestock, offering potential tax savings for the new owner. This property provides an opportunity for buyers seeking a primary residence, weekend retreat, or a working ranch in East Texas. This property is exclusively listed with Texas Ranch Sales. Shown by appointment only with Texas Ranch Sales. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospects on the first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Texas Ranch Sales.

Summary This tract is estimated to be approximately 53.5 acres in size, with final acreage to be confirmed by survey. The property is irregular in shape and offers long frontage along CR 1247 in southwest Shelby County. Access is provided via a small trail located near the southern portion of the property at approximately 31.652, -94.365. The tract features rolling topography, a mix of plantation pine and naturally regenerated native timber, and strong recreational appeal with potential for a rural homesite. Property Characteristics The land consists of a diverse timber profile, including approximately 15 acres of plantation pine estimated to be around 15 years old. Roughly five acres are classified as SMZ area, while the remaining acreage was harvested approximately six to eight years ago and has been allowed to naturally regenerate. This regrowth creates varied cover, edge habitat, and future management flexibility. Topography is gently to moderately rolling, with elevations ranging from an approximate low of 260 feet above sea level to a high of approximately 370 feet, offering several areas with attractive views across the property. Timber and Land Use The plantation pine acreage provides a defined timber component, while the naturally regenerated areas reflect early-stage successional growth that may require cleanup or management depending on the buyers objectives. The property layout and terrain lend themselves well to recreational use, wildlife habitat improvement, or selective clearing for a homesite. Long county road frontage also provides flexibility for future access improvements. Wildlife and Recreation The property benefits from adjacency to a large, contiguous timber tract to the east and south that spans several thousand acres, creating a strong wildlife corridor. Native regrowth, SMZ areas, and nearby water sources contribute to habitat diversity. The Attoyac River is located approximately one mile south of the property, further enhancing the areas wildlife and recreational appeal. This tract is well suited for hunting, hiking, ATV use, or a quiet weekend retreat. Location Situated in southwest Shelby County, the property offers rural seclusion while remaining accessible via CR 1247. The surrounding area is dominated by large timber holdings and low-density land use, providing privacy and long-term recreational value. Utilities are believed to be available along the county road, though availability and capacity should be verified by the buyer. Final Thoughts With rolling terrain, varied timber composition, proximity to the Attoyac River, and adjacency to large timber holdings, this tract presents a versatile opportunity for recreational ownership or future homesite development in a desirable part of Shelby County. DETAILS - Estimated 53.5 acres; final acreage subject to survey - Long frontage along CR 1247 in southwest Shelby County - Primary access via trail near southern boundary - Approximately 15 acres of 15-year-old plantation pine - Remaining acreage naturally regenerated following harvest 68 years ago - Rolling topography with elevations from approx. 260' to 370' ASL - Adjacent to a large, multi-thousand-acre timber tract - Attoyac River located approximately one mile to the south - Strong recreational and wildlife potential - Potential homesite location with privacy and views - Ag exemption is currently in place (to be verified by buyer) - Descriptions and exhibits are considered reliable but should be verified by buyer or buyers agent The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

This 14.5-acre property in Timpson, TX, offers a great blend of recreation, natural beauty, and convenience. Surrounded by towering pine trees, it's perfect for hiking, ATV riding, camping, or building your dream home. The timber was recently thinned and mulched to provide open space for the next owner create their own country setting. Property Highlights: Recreational Opportunities: Enjoy trail riding, camping, and relaxing in the peaceful, wooded landscape. Abundant Road Frontage: Over 1200 feet of road frontage provides easy access and flexibility for development. Natural Beauty: Towering pine trees create a shaded, serene environment perfect for outdoor activities. Nearby Attractions: Lakes: Lake Naconiche, Lake Sam Rayburn, Lake Murval, Toledo Bend, and Lake Nacogdoches are all within an hour for fishing and boating. National Forests: Nearby Sabine and Angelina National Forests offer hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. Location: Coordinates: 31.9028, -94.3803, Nacogdoches, TX: 30-minute drive Houston, TX: 2.5 hours Dallas, TX: 3.5 hours

83.5 Acres Bordering National Forest – Near Toledo Bend Lake, Shelbyville, TX Exceptional 83.5± acre property located in the desirable Shelbyville School District, offering the perfect blend of seclusion, recreation, and investment potential. This beautiful East Texas tract joins the Sabine National Forest, providing direct access to thousands of acres of protected land for hunting, hiking, and exploring. Just minutes from Toledo Bend Lake, the area is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy fishing, boating, and lakeside recreation. The property is heavily timbered with a mix of mature pine and hardwood, creating natural privacy, excellent wildlife habitat, and long-term timber value. Indian Creek meanders through the land, adding natural charm and a steady water source for game and livestock. With over 3,000 feet of frontage on County Road 2798, this tract offers exceptional access and multiple potential homesites or development points. Whether you’re seeking a private hunting retreat, a family getaway near the lake, or a timber and development investment, this property delivers. Its combination of location, accessibility, and natural beauty makes it a standout offering in Shelby County.

Discover a beautiful 36-acre tract in Shelby County, Texas, offering gently rolling hills and a peaceful rural atmosphere that’s increasingly hard to find. This property is ideally situated approximately 17 miles from Carthage and just 8 miles from Lake Murvaul, giving you the perfect balance of privacy and convenience. The land features attractive elevation changes and a quiet, low-traffic setting that is ideal for a country homesite, recreational retreat, or long-term investment. Whether you’re looking to escape the noise, enjoy nearby lake recreation, or secure a quality tract in a growing rural market, this property checks all the boxes.

16.0 Acres (Tract C) Shelby Co. CR 4037 | Timpson, TX This 16.0-acre tract in Timpson, TX, offers a great opportunity for country living or recreation. Located in Shelby County, the property features over 600 feet of road frontage, providing easy access and privacy. Creeks run through the land, attracting wildlife and enhancing the scenic value. Ideal for outdoor activities like hunting, wildlife watching, trail riding, and camping, this property offers peace and seclusion. Property Highlights: Over 600' of Road Frontage for easy access and development. Creek & Deer Pond attract wildlife and add to the natural beauty. Recreational Potential for hiking, camping, and outdoor relaxation under mature pine trees. Nearby Attractions: Lakes: Lake Naconiche, Lake Sam Rayburn, Lake Murval, Toledo Bend Lake, and Lake Nacogdoches offer fishing and boating within an hours drive. National Forests: Sabine and Angelina National Forests provide hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. Location: Nacogdoches, TX: 30 minutes Houston, TX: 2.5 hours Dallas, TX: 3.5 hours For more details or to schedule a tour, contact us today!

Located in the heart of East Texas, this 123.6 acres presents a great opportunity for investors, developers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. With dense timber growth covering the property, it's a perfect setting for those looking to capitalize on the thriving Texas timber industry. Shelby County, Texas, known for its natural beauty and rich soil, making it ideal for hunting, timber investment and outdoor recreation. Surrounded by rolling hills, native forests and agricultural land, the region is perfect for those who appreciate the peacefulness of Texas countryside. While the tract currently has no legal access, creative solutions or negotiations with neighboring properties could offer pathways for future accessibility. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a land enthusiast looking to secure a piece of raw, untouched land, this acreage offers tremendous potential.