175-226 Pine St, Quitman, TX 75783 - Wood County

Freedom to Build What You Want! No HOA, No Restrictions Just Texas Land.

This property is in a beautiful quite area with fantastic smooth roads all the way up to the front of the property! Just minutes from the city of Quitman, Texas makes for the perfect combination of the peaceful outdoor experience of rural land and the comforting amenities that a city brings with it like gas stations, grocery stores, etc... Not to mention there are multiple lakes all nearby this property adding to your outdoor getaway experience!

Lake Fork:

Distance: About 10 miles southeast of Quitman.

Highlights: Known as one of the top bass fishing lakes in Texas and the country, Lake Fork offers excellent largemouth bass fishing and hosts major fishing tournaments. It also has areas for boating, swimming, and camping.

Lake Quitman:

Distance: Just a few miles northwest of Quitman.

Highlights: A smaller, quieter lake ideal for those looking for a more relaxed fishing and boating experience. Its known for bass, crappie, and catfish, with a peaceful, natural setting.

Seller Financing Options:

$3,200 down for 24 months($573 a month) or 36 months($396 a month)

$4,000 down for 24 months($537 a month) or 36 months($371)

$4,800 down for 24 months($501 a month) or 36 months($346 a month)

Parcel ID: 26469

Address: Pine St, Quitman, TX 75783

County: WOOD COUNTY

Subdivision: CLEAR LAKES

Lot number: 119

Legal Description: LOT 119 BLK 2 .3159 CLEAR LAKES, ZONE 2

Parcel size: 0.32 acres

Terrain type: Flat fully wooded

Elevation: 387ft

Flood zone: NOT in flood zone

Notes:

GPS Coordinates: 32.776500, -95.436983

Access to property: Pine St

Road surface/type: Paved

Who maintains roads: County

Closest highways: TX-37

Closest major city: Tyler, TX (48 min, (35.6 miles)

Closest small town: Quitman, TX (5 min, (1.8 miles)

Closest gas station: Exxon Mobile (3 min, 1.6 miles)

Nearby attractions: Wood County Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, Tyler State Park, Lake Quitman, Minneola Depot and Railroad Museum