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18 acres in Wood County
Presented by Carroll Bobo

18 acres in Wood County

$1.30M18 AcresWood
Water featuresMove-in Ready
Active

$1,300,000

915 County Road 3277, , TX 75783

2 bed · 2.5 bath

2,080 sq.ft.

MLS# 25009342

Data last refreshed: March 25, 2026 at 1:52 PM CT

Water featuresMove-in Ready

Two waterfront country homes on 18± acres of East Texas land for sale near Quitman, TX. Located in the scenic Piney Woods Region of Wood County, just 2 hours east of Dallas, this wooded ranchette offers year-round outdoor enjoyment, including fishing, hunting, and peaceful country living. A gated, winding drive leads to two beautifully designed waterfront homes, built in 2018 and 2020. The 2020 home features are presented in the listing features. Set among towering pines, each residence offers modern comfort, style, and privacy—ideal for full-time living, weekend getaways, or hosting guests. The 2018 home offers 2,707 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Both homes include a 2-car carport. Each overlooks a trophy-managed fishing pond with dual docks and scenic views. The private pond has been carefully managed for trophy bass, with regular baitfish stocking, to provide outstanding recreational fishing opportunities. Mature hardwoods, abundant wildlife, and open pastureland create an ideal mix of habitat for Whitetail deer and small game, perfect for hunters and nature lovers. This East Texas ranchette is thoughtfully developed for those seeking a refined outdoor lifestyle. Whether you’re looking for a recreational getaway, family compound, or investment in Texas land, this property offers seclusion, quality, and convenience near local amenities in Quitman and Mineola.

United Country Legacy Land Company / Carroll Bobo

#0273469

United Country Legacy Land Company

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Hunting Land for SaleCattle & Grazing

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