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$871,111
- 56 acre lot
Tract 6 Hwy 155
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This tract is estimated to be approximately 56 acres with frontage along SH 155. It is densely wooded with mature plantation Pine with the occasional large homestead Oak found scattered throughout. The tract has rolling terrain with elevation ranging from an approximate low of 380’ ASL to an approximate high of 440’…
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This tract is estimated to be approximately 56 acres with frontage along SH 155. It is densely wooded with mature plantation Pine with the occasional large homestead Oak found scattered throughout. The tract has rolling terrain with elevation ranging from an approximate low of 380’ ASL to an approximate high of 440’ ASL. The combination of these features as well as the close proximity to Lake Palestine and the City of Tyler make this a unique tract for homesite development. A buy and hold plan could implement timber management with future harvest income and still hold value as a very desirable home-site tract with some commercial potential. This property is part of a larger parcel being offered as 21 individual tracts, ranging from 20 to 94.5 acres.
- Lot size
- 56 acres
- Property type
- UnimprovedLand
- Status
- Active
- MLS number
- 20707581
Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Benchmark
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- Lot size
- 56 acres
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- Property type
- UnimprovedLand
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