The Burkett Estate is multiuse property that is located 1.5 miles North of Whitehouse and only eight miles Southeast of Tyler, Texas offering excellent development potential, an impressive future homestead site, as well several other potential uses. This estate has a great mix of thick hardwood timber consisting of oak, locust, and pine with rolling terrain that drains into Hill Creek at the Southern edge of the property. The Northern end of this beautiful tract has good existing perimeter fencing and a road that winds around to the deepest part the towering hardwoods. Several higher prominent points offer outstanding views of East Texas, especially during the late fall when oaks paint the countryside with their brilliant foliage. These locations would offer excellent potential home sites for anyone looking to build. Located just outside the city limits of Whitehouse, Texas. There are no zoning requirements or restrictions tied to this property. In addition, this tract is positioned just eight miles from the heart of downtown Tyler and its rapidly expanding economy making this property a sought-after investment. Several pockets of this timber have been cleared within the last several years and provide new forbs and growth for wildlife such as whitetail deer, turkey, and wild hog that roam the area. These openings are wide enough that browse for wildlife could gain experience where it normally would not. Just a few feet away in the more shaded areas of the forest. A small pond is located neatly in the center of the property and provides year-round water. Waterfowl hunters will find the pond, with feeder creeks and a slough, allow outstanding habitat for ducks. With the Burkett Estate’s proximity to Tyler Lake, just two miles to the east, a great variety recreational activity such as boating, and fishing can be found a short drive away. Whether your interest is the outdoors or looking for a suitable place to build a new home, the Burkett Estate has a great mix of features you have been searching for!

Located in Central Smith County, 1.5 Miles North of Whitehouse, Texas on County Road 2123

Good Existing Fencing on North Boundary, County Road 2123 Blacktop Frontage, One Pond with Creek and Slough.

Whitetail Deer, Turkey, Waterfowl, Wild Hog, & Fishing