The Hickory Creek Belott Tract is listed at $2,889,315, which works out to $5,500 per acre. The property totals approximately 525 acres in Houston County, Texas.

Roughly 330 acres of the tract consist of intensively managed pine plantations that include both merchantable and pre-merchantable timber, offering immediate as well as long-term income potential. The remaining approximately 190 acres are mature hardwood forests that provide diverse habitat and natural beauty rather than active plantation management.

The property supports abundant deer, wild hogs, squirrels, rabbits, and songbirds. The combination of managed pine plantations, mature hardwood forests, and Hickory Creek bottomland areas creates a diverse habitat that AFM describes as making this a premier hunting property.

The tract has approximately 2,000 feet of frontage along County Road 1105, providing convenient access while still maintaining a private, rural feel. The property carries no restrictions, so buyers have a blank canvas for their plans, whether that means constructing a homesite, establishing a hunting camp, or continuing the existing timber management program.

The property includes approximately 5,200 feet of frontage along Hickory Creek as well as associated bottomland areas. These water features enhance both the recreational appeal of the tract and its ecological diversity.

The listing is handled by Spencer Burke, a Real Estate Salesperson licensed in Texas and based in Lufkin, Texas. You can reach him by cell at (936) 546-3967 or by office phone at (936) 899-7441, or by email at [email protected]. Spencer has 30 years of experience working with East Texas landowners on timber management, wildlife management, land acquisition, and related services.

The Hickory Creek Belott Tract is listed at $2,889,315, which works out to $5,500 per acre. The property totals approximately 525 acres in Houston County, Texas.

Roughly 330 acres of the tract consist of intensively managed pine plantations that include both merchantable and pre-merchantable timber, offering immediate as well as long-term income potential. The remaining approximately 190 acres are mature hardwood forests that provide diverse habitat and natural beauty rather than active plantation management.

The property supports abundant deer, wild hogs, squirrels, rabbits, and songbirds. The combination of managed pine plantations, mature hardwood forests, and Hickory Creek bottomland areas creates a diverse habitat that AFM describes as making this a premier hunting property.

The tract has approximately 2,000 feet of frontage along County Road 1105, providing convenient access while still maintaining a private, rural feel. The property carries no restrictions, so buyers have a blank canvas for their plans, whether that means constructing a homesite, establishing a hunting camp, or continuing the existing timber management program.

The property includes approximately 5,200 feet of frontage along Hickory Creek as well as associated bottomland areas. These water features enhance both the recreational appeal of the tract and its ecological diversity.

The listing is handled by Spencer Burke, a Real Estate Salesperson licensed in Texas and based in Lufkin, Texas. You can reach him by cell at (936) 546-3967 or by office phone at (936) 899-7441, or by email at [email protected]. Spencer has 30 years of experience working with East Texas landowners on timber management, wildlife management, land acquisition, and related services.