Niki De Soto
Multimedia Specialist
Directions: South of Groveton, TX on FM 355. (See maps within)
Showing Instructions: Buyer and/or agents must notify HomeLand Properties of intent to view/tour and make advance appointment. A minimum of 24 hours’ notice is required. Buyers must be accompanied by broker/agent. Licensed co-brokers are welcome to show this property by advance appointment and will receive a co-broker fee if the co-broker accompanies their buyer from the first contact to the closing of a sale. Tract is leased for hunting (to be canceled upon a sale). Seller utilizes their own contract to be provided upon a mutually acceptable offer.
The use and/or reproduction of any marketing materials generated by HomeLand Properties, Inc. and/or its associated clients, including, but not limited to, maps, videos, photos, spreadsheets, diagrams, contracts, documents, etc. is strictly prohibited without written consent. The information contained herein is from sources deemed reliable but is not guaranteed by HomeLand Properties, Inc. The offerings are subject to change in price, errors, omissions, prior sales or withdrawal without notice. This disclaimer supersedes any & all information published by other MLS sites whether by permission or not, including, but not limited to, co-broker fees, if any. Acreage size and dimensions are approximate. County Appraisal District (CAD) market and tax values, as well as acreage size and/or shape, are not applicable to real estate market conditions and/or this solicitation, other than for ag value (1D1) purposes.
Seller requires use of seller's preferred surveyor/title company.
Oil & gas minerals have been reserved by prior owners. Reservations are subject to title and/or seller's contract when applicable.
Visible and apparent – Utility, pipeline. Seller to reserve a 50’ easement along the south boundary concurrent with the existing pipeline ROW.
Approximately $5/Ac/Yr with timber exemption. Properties may qualify for future exemption subject to usage. Actual taxes not available as tracts are part of a larger property.
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