The 69 acre Centerpoint Longleaf Farm with House is not only an aesthetic property with a quaint farmhouse and paved road frontage, it is also a significant income producer. The 57 acre stand of old-field longleaf, planted around 2011, generates $14k per year via an established pine straw lease, which is comparable to irrigated farm income in the area! The healthy stand of longleaf should be a good straw income producer for many years to come. Eventually, you can lightly thin the longleaf and resume raking after a few years; or clearcut the stand and return the fields to row crops, plant another stand of pines, establish a pecan grove, create pastureland, or whatever use best suits you at that time. The nice mix of farmland and timber and creek bottoms throughout the area of southern Webster County makes the Centerpoint Longleaf Farm a good smaller hunting property. Southern Webster County boasts a healthy population of deer and turkey as a result of ideal habitat and the good land stewards common to the area. The older farmhouse, built in 1945, was restored in the early 2000s shortly after the seller acquired the property. The house has 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a large kitchen with breakfast area, dining room, living room, and mudroom. The house currently makes a great weekend getaway for the seller, especially during the hunting season, and is suitable as a primary residence as well. In the backyard is a barn/shed perfect for parking vehicles and/or equipment and storing supplies. The well maintained yard has mature pecan trees and fruit trees. There is an overseer that has maintained the property for years, and is available to continue in that role if needed. The Centerpoint Longleaf Farm was part of a 652 acre listing, and as a result of selling the majority of it, we are now offering this great 69 acre remaining portion. Contact us today to schedule your showing.