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75 acres in Wood County

$637,50075 AcresWood
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$637,500

FM 852, , TX 75494

MLS# 26010452

Data last refreshed: July 29, 2026 at 4:21 PM

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75 Acres - Develop, Hunt, Ranch, Endless Possibilities Opportunities like this don't come around often. It's becoming increasingly rare to find tracts of land this expansive-75+- acres of unspoiled, rolling East Texas beauty, located between Gilmer and Winnsboro off FM 852. Whether you're dreaming of a private retreat, a working ranch, or a future development, this land offers endless potential. This stunning property is heavily wooded with a mature mix of hardwoods and softwoods, offering natural beauty in every direction. Towering trees, some generations old, create am peaceful setting, offering shade & privacy. Throughout the acreage, you'll find open clearings-ideal for building, grazing, or simply soaking in the peaceful surroundings. The land rolls gently and has a creek that runs through the property. There are several beautiful places that you could put a home. Tons of wildlife calls the property home, making it the perfect place for nature lover or hunters. Whether you're looking to build a secluded homestead, create a multi-generational family compound, run cattle, develop the land, or just disappear into nature, this property can become whatever you imagine. With the option to subdivide, the investment potential is just as strong as the personal appeal. Don't wait! Bring your ideas and dreams and come see this sprawling mass of land today! There is another piece of land available right next to this one. Approx. 165+ acre tract in total, so if you are needing more land, that's an option!

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