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MLS 21334017

253 County Road 2412

Pickton, Texas
$624,900
Type: Residential
Beds: 3 Baths: 3.00 Living: 1 Dining: 1
Gar: 2 Gar LxW: 20 x 22 SqFt: 1,988
Remarks: WELCOME TO A LIFESTYLE OF UNCOMPROMISING BEAUTY AND PEACEFUL PRIVACY IN THE HEART OF EAST TEXAS. This magnificent 24.8-acre estate offers an incredible opportunity to own a premier agricultural property with significant county tax advantages, featuring over twenty-two acres in Wood County and the remaining acreage in Hopkins County. A winding, scenic entrance flanked by towering pines welcomes you past a tranquil, half-acre pond to a spectacular custom-built residence. The interior showcases master craftsmanship with beautiful custom flooring, a soaring stone fireplace, and a massive open-concept family room. Large panoramic windows frame breathtaking views of your private acreage, while the upgraded kitchen serves as the perfect hub for entertaining family and guests with its beautiful farm sink and premium appliances. No detail has been spared in the home's maintenance, featuring top-tier spray foam insulation, energy-efficient appliances, and a state-of-the-art air conditioning unit installed in 2025. For horse lovers and ranchers, the property is a dream come true, offering fully fenced lush pastures, mature shade trees, and premium sandy loam soil. The professional equine facilities include a superb six-stall barn with a wash rack, a tack room, and a private water well to keep your livestock and pastures thriving. Located close to excellent local schools, medical facilities, and the famous Winnsboro Autumn Trails, this property is not just a ranch, but a legacy waiting for its next chapter.
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Listed by: Thomas Miller
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