Clear Branch Tract 2 is listed at $276,534, which works out to approximately $5,121 per acre for the roughly 54-acre property. The price is currently unchanged and this is the first time the tract has been offered to the public.

The majority of the acreage features a well-established stand of genetically improved planted loblolly pine, which provides a clear path to future timber revenue. The property also includes a roughly 12-acre natural stand of mature mixed pine-hardwood that offers immediate aesthetic appeal and serves as excellent wildlife habitat for hunting.

The tract has generous frontage on FM 1751, which ensures easy year-round access. This high-utility frontage also increases the property's long-term development potential, making it practical for a variety of uses including forestry, hunting, or residential development.

The property features highly productive sandy loam over clay upland soils. This well-drained soil profile supports diverse applications ranging from high-yield forestry to permanent residential building sites. Buyers can verify land productivity through a detailed Texas A&M Soil Profile available via the Map My Property platform, and a soil map document is also available for the tract.

AFM provides several documents for prospective buyers, including a Tract Locator, a Tract Map, and a Soil Map. These resources are intended to help you assess the layout, boundaries, and land productivity of the property prior to purchase.

The listing agent is Keith Sorrells, a Real Estate Salesperson licensed in both Texas and Louisiana. Keith is a U.S. Navy veteran with nine years of service and holds a Bachelor of Science in Forestry from Auburn University. He brings over two decades of experience in natural resource management, including roles with the U.S. Forest Service and as a District Forester overseeing hundreds of thousands of acres across East Texas. He can be reached by cell at 409-594-5070.

Clear Branch Tract 2 is listed at $276,534, which works out to approximately $5,121 per acre for the roughly 54-acre property. The price is currently unchanged and this is the first time the tract has been offered to the public.

The majority of the acreage features a well-established stand of genetically improved planted loblolly pine, which provides a clear path to future timber revenue. The property also includes a roughly 12-acre natural stand of mature mixed pine-hardwood that offers immediate aesthetic appeal and serves as excellent wildlife habitat for hunting.

The tract has generous frontage on FM 1751, which ensures easy year-round access. This high-utility frontage also increases the property's long-term development potential, making it practical for a variety of uses including forestry, hunting, or residential development.

The property features highly productive sandy loam over clay upland soils. This well-drained soil profile supports diverse applications ranging from high-yield forestry to permanent residential building sites. Buyers can verify land productivity through a detailed Texas A&M Soil Profile available via the Map My Property platform, and a soil map document is also available for the tract.

AFM provides several documents for prospective buyers, including a Tract Locator, a Tract Map, and a Soil Map. These resources are intended to help you assess the layout, boundaries, and land productivity of the property prior to purchase.

The listing agent is Keith Sorrells, a Real Estate Salesperson licensed in both Texas and Louisiana. Keith is a U.S. Navy veteran with nine years of service and holds a Bachelor of Science in Forestry from Auburn University. He brings over two decades of experience in natural resource management, including roles with the U.S. Forest Service and as a District Forester overseeing hundreds of thousands of acres across East Texas. He can be reached by cell at 409-594-5070.