County Road 2107, Burkeville, TX 75932 - Newton County

TRIPLE CREEK FARM

93 acres located in Newton County, TX, that is a solid mixture of 40 acres cleared, 50 acres of native pine & hardwoods. The property also boasts live water year-round with the convergence of 3 different water sources that traverse the property. The McGraw Creek, Jeter Branck, and Brailford Branch twist and turn throughout the tract and offer scenic views and plenty of water to keep wild game in the area. The avid hunter will stay busy year-round planting food plots setting up stands for whitetail deer, turkey, and hogs. The rolling topography of the property has several hill tops that would make for a perfect cabin location. The elevation ranges from 196ft to 280ft which helps with the water shed and hard to find in this part of the country. There is an existing water well and the power is on location, just needs to be re-established. This property has timber, open clearings, creeks, bottom land, rolling hills, and it is absolutely worth checking out in person and seeing all that it has to offer.

PROPERTY LOCATION:

2.9 Miles from Burkeville, TX

9.0 Miles from Toledo Bend Dam

80 miles to Beaumont, TX

525 of frontage on CR 2107

TRIPLE CREEK FARM PROJECT LONGLEAF PINE RESTORATION PROGRAM:

54.0 acres identified as potential forest by TEXAS A&M Forestry Service

18.5 acres within the McGraw Creek watershed

Funding available from Texas Longleaf Conservation Assistance Program through Texas A&M Forestry Service.