New $212,500 · 54± Acres

Newton County

Caney Creek Farm In Newton County, TX

TBD FM 1012 Newton, TX 75966

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Description

Located in Newton, Texas, this timber and recreational property features over 100 feet of elevation change, slopes from front to back, and features more than 1,700 feet of live-water Caney Creek frontage. Multiple springs continue flowing even during the current drought.

The farm includes old-growth hardwood bottomland, upland pine, and transitional mix. Some timber was harvested in 2020 and is now restocked with pine. A timber exemption is currently in place keeping property taxes low.

The area is known for good deer genetics, with tracks, rubs, and scrapes found throughout. Interior roads and trails provide access across the farm. A portion along Caney Creek is in the flood zone, while the remainder is hilly with sandy soils. Those bottomland acres are likely the best hunting on the entire farm. Massive hardwoods currently dropping acorns, flowing springs and creeks, and tracks everywhere you look, it just reeks of deer country.

A recorded, deeded access provides legal entry, and electricity is at the road. A transmission line crosses a corner of the property, creating a ready-made shooting lane with a cool downhill view.

With live-water creek frontage, multiple springs, diverse timber, and established access, this property is prime for hunting, fishing, camping/recreation, timber investment, or a FUN weekend getaway!


Summary

Address

TBD FM 1012

Newton, TX 75966

Newton County

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Approximate Distances

3 mi Newton
23 mi Jasper
28 mi Kirbyville
165 mi Downtown Houston

Property

Property Type
Farms, Recreational Land, Timberland, Hunting Land

Land Details

Timber

Utilities

electric
Nearby

Improvements/Features

Small Game, Big Game, Predators, Fish, Creek/Spring, Internal Road System


Details

  • Over 100 feet of elevation change
  • Terrain slopes from front to back
  • Electricity available nearby
  • Recorded, deeded access
  • Managed timber
  • Interior roads and trails
  • Multiple springs flow even during drought conditions
  • Over 1,700 feet of Caney Creek frontage
  • 1,500 feet of ETX Co-op transmission line creates a ready-made shooting lane
  • Approximately 19 acres in the flood zone along Caney Creek
  • Remaining acreage is high and dry with sandy soils
  • Located in an area known for strong deer genetics
  • Deer tracks, rubs, and scrapes found throughout
  • Timber tax exemption
  • Diverse habitat with mature hardwoods, upland pine, and transitional cover
  • Approximately half harvested in 2020 and restocked with 6-year-old pine averaging 10 feet tall

Other

Coordinates

30.8694, -93.77995

Annual Taxes

N/A

Jakeb Pennington

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