15147 County Road 499

Reed Ranch sits atop a rare band of fine sandy loam soils (Padina and Rader) forming a distinctive “sand hill” ecosystem more commonly found in East Texas and Southeast Louisiana. With sand depths from 6-12', the property supports a remarkable mix of mature loblolly pines, bluejack oaks, dogwood, farkleberry, sassafras, river birch, and towering tupelos, creating an environment reminiscent of the Lost Pines of Bastrop. Improvements include a fully furnished cabin with 4-ton AC/heat unit and bedroom mini-splits, hunting stands with feeders, and two sheds for equipment and recreational vehicles. The setting is quiet, peaceful, and serene, offering a rare blend of ecological character, recreation, and practical amenities.