Tank/Pond, Pasture Lot Description:

Barbed Wire Fencing:

Over 100 Acres Lot size:

1258 School District:

Waskom Elementary School:

Waskom High School:

Waskom Middle School:

Welcome to this 206+- acre timber and recreation retreat in the heart of Harrison County, just east of Marshall and south of Karnack along FM 1998. This property is a rare find for those who dream of owning a secluded piece of East Texas countryside, whether for hunting, weekend getaways, or simply escaping the noise of everyday life. As you enter, a well-maintained oilfield road winds beneath towering pines and hardwoods, setting the tone for the peace and privacy that define this land. The timber here is a beautiful mix of mature stands and younger growth, offering both immediate enjoyment and long-term investment potential. A network of interior trails makes the property easily navigable by ATV or side-by-side, leading to open clearings perfect for food plots and deer stands. Hunters will appreciate the abundant signs of wildlife and the area’s reputation for producing quality whitetails. Two scenic ponds, stocked with fish and frequented by beavers, provide year-round enjoyment for fishing or simply relaxing by the water’s edge. The property also includes a rustic old hunting cabin. weathered by time but full of history that. This could be restored into a cozy weekend basecamp. The owners say they’ll miss the unforgettable sunsets and the sense of calm they felt watching deer graze from the porch. The diverse landscape blends piney woods, hardwood bottoms, and open pasture, creating a truly special setting where every turn offers a new view. Whether you’re listening to the woods come alive at sunrise or sipping your morning coffee by the pond, this property delivers a lifestyle rooted in nature and simplicity. Located only 12 miles from Marshall and 15 miles from the iconic Caddo Lake, this property offers unmatched seclusion without sacrificing convenience. With its natural beauty, recreational potential, and strong wildlife presence, this Harrison County retreat is ready for new owners to write the next chapter of its story.