$439,900

A rare East Texas escape awaits a premier 115.66 acre recreational and hunting tract tucked away in the rolling timber country of Panola County. Just outside DeBerry, this property delivers the kind of privacy, wildlife habitat, and natural beauty that outdoor enthusiasts dream about but seldom find. The moment you enter through the gated, keypadsecured allweather easement road off Highway 79, you feel the shift the noise fades, the trees rise, and the land opens into a true East Texas retreat. A second easement off County Road 3381 provides additional yearround access, making it easy to slip in for a weekend hunt or an extended getaway. The landscape is a stunning blend of towering pines, mature hardwoods, and gently rolling terrain, offering multiple scenic homesite options for a cabin, lodge, or fulltime residence. With electricity already in place, the groundwork is set for building your ideal escape. For hunters, this property is a standout. Acornproducing oaks, eight ponds, and established food plots create a magnet for wildlife. Six minnow ponds support the ecosystem, while two larger ponds including one nearly an acre in size provide excellent water sources for deer, ducks, and other East Texas game. The habitat diversity here is exceptional, offering bedding, forage, and water in all the right places. More than a mile of internal roads and trails winds through the property, giving you easy access to blinds, stands, and every corner of the acreage. Whether youre chasing whitetails, riding ATVs, hiking, or simply exploring, the trail system makes the entire property usable and enjoyable. Despite its secluded feel, the location remains incredibly convenient within easy reach of Shreveport, Marshall, and Longview. Its the perfect balance of away from it all and close enough for comfort. If you're searching for a hunting haven, a recreational retreat, a timber investment, or a family getaway to pass down for generations, this Panola County tract delivers on every front. Properties with this level of habitat, access, and versatility are increasingly rare and they dont stay available for long.