2011 Year Built:

Waterfront Location:

creek Waterfront:

Central, Electric, Propane, Fireplace, Wood Stove Heating System:

Central, Electric, Ceiling Fan Cooling System:

Barn, Hay Barn Other building/structures:

Metal Fence Fencing:

Over 100 Acres Lot size:

Clay, Sandy Loam Soil Type:

220.00 Pasture Acres:

1 Number of Wells:

1 Number of Lakes:

Hardin ISD School District:

Hardin Elementary School:

Hardin Junior High School:

Hardin High School:

Spiritual. This one word comes to mind when thinking about the grandeur and beauty found within the towering walls of timber outside Liberty, Texas, in a place named Striplin Marsh. A place teeming with wildlife, this property truly feels like a sanctuary. Be still and the breeze becomes a whisper and life is felt all around. Some properties are a testament to creation and the handiwork put into this landscape is living proof. Away from all the noise, this escape gives you a silence we all seek, one full of the soothing sounds nature provides. Personal retreat or corporate retreat, visitors to Striplin Marsh will all walk away feeling better than they arrived. For peace, adventure, or simply to bond, come visit Striplin Marsh. At 3,200 square feet, this is where rustic meets modern. In 2010, the owner cut and milled cypress (on site) from the property to construct the first 1,600 square feet. This section of the home has 14’ vaulted ceilings with an open concept, bringing the kitchen and dining areas and the living space into one. The large porch overlooks Striplin Marsh and is spacious enough for those large lounging rockers. The custom-built door takes you into the original cabin where you can find yourself a warm spot next to the antique 1908 stove on the hickory floor. With five duck blinds, six deer blinds, and two tree stands, this property is setup to hunt. The marsh attracts a variety of water fowl and other birds. The ducks in abundance includes Teal, Gadwells, Widgeons, Wood Ducks, Blue bills, and an occasional Mallard. The Whitetail deer are healthy and produce good quality bucks. Feral hogs are in abundance and get big with all that the forest provides; these move in and out from the Trinity River that is nearby. The property does participate in the MLD program. The program allows for two tags per year to harvest alligators which can be found mostly in the marsh area. The property routinely harvests alligators between 8 to 12 feet in length.