92 acres in Hopkins County

This 92-acre Northeast Texas property offers a unique combination of an improved homestead, usable ranch acreage, water features, and end-of-road privacy. Approximately 12 acres make up the improved homestead area, with the remaining acreage extending into a larger ranch tract. Approximately 80 acres are fenced with barbed wire, with additional pipe fencing, two pastures, two pens, and a round pen providing a functional setup for horses, cattle, and other livestock. The property features a beautiful approximately 7-acre lake stocked with black bass, white crappie, and bluegill, along with two additional ponds. The improved area includes a 3,500-square-foot barndominium with approximately 1,360 square feet of living space, a 500-square-foot covered patio, a 1,600-square-foot shop, and a 2,800-square-foot barn. The existing improvements provide space for living, storage, equipment, animals, and a variety of recreational activities. Road frontage on three sides offers multiple access points and flexibility across the acreage. The improved homestead is located at the end of a dead-end road, creating a secluded country setting with only one neighbor across the road while remaining conveniently close to Sulphur Springs. Whether used as a private homestead, horse property, recreational retreat, or working ranch, this acreage offers a rare combination of space, water, improvements, accessibility, and privacy in Northeast Texas.