Andy Flack
HomeLand Properties, Inc.
10 Acres of Pure Freedom! This beautiful, heavily wooded 10-acre tract offers the space, privacy, and flexibility you've been looking for. Located in the county with no restrictions, zoning, or city taxes, the possibilities are wide open. Create your homestead, build a home or cabin, raise livestock, plant a garden, or simply enjoy it as your own private recreational retreat.
The property features a pond that provides a great water source for livestock and wildlife, along with excellent opportunities for fishing and hunting. Whitetail deer, wild hogs, and other native game are present, making this a great property for the outdoor enthusiast. Dense tree cover provides exceptional privacy and a peaceful rural setting.
Located just north of the Biardstown community in southern Lamar County, the property is approximately 15 minutes south of Paris and less than 1½ hours from the DFW Metroplex. Whether you're looking for a future homesite, weekend getaway, hunting retreat, or a place to build your own little piece of the country, this one offers plenty of possibilities.
Access is via a private easement from County Road 13600.
Access from County Road 13600 is by a private easement.
Directions: Loop 286, South on FM 1497, Left or East on CR 12650, East on CR 13600, on Right
Andy Flack
HomeLand Properties, Inc.
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