<\/p>\n
Recreational
\nland, standing timber, and a creek running through the middle. This 74.450-acre
\ntract along County Road 434 in Smith County puts all three on one rectangular
\npiece of East Texas ground. The property sits just west of Lindale inside the
\nwell-regarded Lindale ISD, less than 30 minutes from Tyler and roughly halfway
\nbetween Dallas and Shreveport. It is fully wooded and ready for a buyer who
\nwants a private place to hunt, ride, and walk the woods while holding land in
\none of the county’s fastest-growing areas.<\/p>\n
Roughly 1,700
\nfeet of County Road 434 frontage runs the eastern boundary and part of the
\nnorthern line, giving the tract access at several key points rather than a
\nsingle gate. That layout matters. Multiple entry points make it easier to place
\na homesite, a cabin, and separate hunting access without cutting long interior
\nroads, and they keep future options flexible. The acreage averages 2,450 feet
\ndeep from the road, so a building site near the front stays well removed from
\nthe back woods. Community water from Crystal Water and electricity are
\navailable along the road frontage, and the road is county-maintained.<\/p>\n
The interior is
\nheavily wooded with a pine and hardwood mix, broken up by a few clear areas.
\nThe pine was thinned in the past, which opens the canopy and lets the remaining
\ntrees put on size, and the stand still carries plenty of marketable timber. For
\na new owner, that timber is a working asset. It can be managed toward a future
\nharvest, held for long-term value, or selectively cut to open views, food
\nplots, and a building site. Pine is the most abundant forest type in East
\nTexas, and Texas A&M Forest Service reports steady regional demand for pine
\nsawtimber.<\/p>\n
Timberland
\ntopography here is rolling to sloping, with elevation ranging from about 460 to
\n510 feet and open trails running throughout. A creek traverses the property and
\npresents several potential lake sites, giving an owner the option to build a
\npond or small lake where the creek and contour already lend themselves to it.
\nFEMA mapping shows no floodplain influence on the property, which simplifies
\nplanning for roads, improvements, and a future home. Soils are sandy loam and
\nclay.<\/p>\n
Whitetail deer
\nwere spotted on the property tour, along with scrapes and rubs. The mix of
\nthinned pine, hardwood cover, creek bottom, and changing elevation provides
\nbrowse, bedding cover, and game trails in one place, and the existing trails
\nmake it simple to set stands, cameras, and feeders. Outside of season, the same
\ntrails open the land to trail riding, hiking, and quiet mornings in East Texas
\ntimber.<\/p>\n
Smith County
\nland in this area has seen significant growth over the past few years. New
\nsingle-family subdivisions are on the rise, commercial development in town
\ncontinues to grow, and the Lindale Independent School District is among the region’s
\nmost desirable. Enjoy the property now as a private sanctuary for hunting and recreation,
\nand hold it with an eye toward future development opportunities. Mobile homes
\nare restricted. The property currently carries a tax exemption, and buyers
\nshould verify the exemption and their eligibility to continue it with the Smith
\nCounty Appraisal District.<\/p>\n
Lindale,
\nfounded in 1871, pairs small-town character with a growing retail and
\ncommercial corridor along Interstate 20, and the town celebrates its “Good
\nCountry Living” motto each October with the free CountryFest street
\nfestival. Tyler State Park, east of town off FM 14, offers a spring-fed 64-acre
\nlake built by the Civilian Conservation Corps, plus hiking, mountain biking,
\npaddling, and camping under tall pines. Nearby Hide-A-Way Lake is a gated lake
\nand golf community with 27 holes, and the 2,911-acre Mineola Nature Preserve on
\nthe Sabine River adds more than 20 miles of equestrian trails, fishing ponds,
\nand some of the best birding in East Texas. Tyler, the county seat, supplies
\nmajor medical centers, shopping, dining, and commercial air service.<\/p>\n
Minutes from
\nInterstate 20 and US 69, the property keeps groceries, schools, and feed stores
\nclose, with Tyler\u2019s services just a short drive away. Dallas and Shreveport are
\nboth within an easy morning\u2019s drive, making the tract a practical weekend
\nretreat for Metroplex owners or a full-time home for local buyers. Approximate
\ndistances and drive times below are Google Maps driving routes from the
\nproperty and will vary with traffic.<\/p>\n
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\n<\/span>Lindale \u2014 5.9 miles, 11 minutes<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Van \u2014 11.6 miles, 16 minutes<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Mineola \u2014 16.9 miles, 21 minutes<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Tyler (downtown) \u2014 15.8 miles, 24 minutes<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Canton \u2014 29.2 miles, 30 minutes<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Longview \u2014 46.4 miles, 49 minutes<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Dallas \u2014 87.9 miles, 1 hour 21 minutes<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Shreveport, LA \u2014 106 miles, 1 hour 41 minutes<\/p>\nAirport Access for Commercial and Private Flights<\/h2>\n
\nstraightforward from this part of Smith County. Tyler Pounds Regional offers
\nairline service about 15 minutes away, a general aviation field in Mineola
\nserves private pilots, and both Dallas airports are within reach for nonstop
\ndomestic and international flights. Distances and drive times below are Google
\nMaps driving routes from the property and are approximate.<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (TYR) \u2014 12.2 miles, 16
\nminutes<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Mineola Wisener Field (FAA 3F9, general aviation) \u2014
\n18.6 miles, 24 minutes<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>East Texas Regional Airport, Longview (GGG) \u2014 47.7
\nmiles, 51 minutes<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Dallas Love Field (DAL) \u2014 95.0 miles, 1 hour 32 minutes<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Dallas\/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) \u2014 107
\nmiles, 1 hour 36 minutes<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>Shreveport Regional Airport, LA (SHV) \u2014 99.5 miles, 1
\nhour 34 minutes<\/p>\nWho This Acreage Fits<\/h2>\n
\nsuits the hunter who wants deer sign already on the ground and room to build a
\nlake, the timber buyer looking for standing value on a previously thinned
\nstand, and the family that wants a weekend camp now with a homesite in a
\nsought-after school district later. It also fits the land investor watching
\ngrowth push outward from town and Tyler, who wants recreational use today and
\ndevelopment flexibility tomorrow.<\/p>\nSchedule a Tour of the Property<\/h2>\n
\nexplore this land is to take a UTV\/ATV, walk the trails, follow the creek, and
\nstand on the potential lake sites. Interior roads are drivable in a pickup when
\nconditions are dry. An offer requires proof of funds or a pre-approval letter. Reach out to arrange a showing and Find Your Freedom\u2122 in beautiful East
\nTexas.<\/p>\nProperty Summary<\/h2>\n
\n434, west of Lindale, Smith County, TX 75771<\/p>\n
\nrecreational, 100% wooded<\/p>\n
\naverage depth 2,450 ft<\/p>\n
\n1,700 ft on county-maintained CR 434, east and part of north boundary<\/p>\n
\nmix, pine previously thinned<\/p>\n
\nsloping, approx. 460\u2013510 ft elevation<\/p>\n
\nwith several potential lake sites<\/p>\n
\ninfluence per FEMA mapping<\/p>\n
\ncommunity water and electricity available at the road<\/p>\n
\nclay<\/p>\n
\nwire<\/p>\n
\nsign observed<\/p>\n
\nISD<\/p>\n
\nhomes restricted<\/p>\n
\nplace, buyer to verify<\/p>\n
\nand funding<\/p>\n\n\n
\n <\/i>74 Acre Hunting Land Lindale<\/td>\n <\/i>Creek Land With Lake Sites TX<\/td>\n <\/i>Pine Hardwood Timber Land TX<\/td>\n <\/i>Recreational Property<\/td>\n <\/i>Investment & Income<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/i>Smith Co TX Timberland Acreage<\/td>\n <\/i>Lindale ISD Wooded Acreage<\/td>\n <\/i>Development Land Near Tyler TX<\/td>\n <\/i>Timberland Property<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/i>Whitetail Deer Habitat E TX<\/td>\n <\/i>No Floodplain Acreage East TX<\/td>\n <\/i>Land for Sale<\/td>\n <\/i>Hunting<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"