
65 acres in Red River County
Property Snapshot
65 acres in Red River County
Acreage
65 acres
Status
SOLD
Location
Red River County, TX

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Overview
Property Description
Highlights
- Sulphur River frontage provides prime fishing access and rare riparian hunting habitat in Northeast Texas
- Separate 5-acre camping tract includes a cabin with a covered porch, county water hookup, septic, and electricity already in place
- Extensive on-property trail network designed for four-wheeling and ATV access throughout the remote terrain
- Whitetail deer stands and feeders convey with an acceptable offer
- Floodplain areas along the Sulphur River create exceptional duck and goose hunting habitat
- Gravel road frontage on the camping tract ensures year-round access just two hours from Dallas
Property Description
Looking for a remote tract with fantastic terrain, river frontage, abundant fishing, lush wildlife habitat, and an extensive trail network for four-wheeling? Look no further! The Sulphur River frontage makes this property a rare find, offering prime hunting habitat. While some areas are in the floodplain, this does not affect the camping area and actually enhances hunting opportunities. There is a separate 5 acre tract for camping, which includes a cabin with county water and electricity already in place. Deer stands and feeders are included with an acceptable offer.
Location
Located only 2 hours from Dallas in Northeast Texas, Red River County, on the Sulphur River. See aerial map below for details.
Improvements
The 5 acre camping tract features electricity, a cabin with a porch and covered area for storage, county water with a meter already hooked up, septic, and gravel road frontage.
Wildlife
Enjoy fishing in the Sulphur River and nearby reservoirs, as well as hunting for whitetail deer, wild hogs, ducks, and geese.
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