This 360± acre recreational and timber property is ideally located on the south side of Highway 6 in Panola County, nearly halfway between Oxford and Batesville. The property offers an outstanding combination of merchantable pine timber, multiple lakes, abundant wildlife, and a unique cabin overlooking the main lake. A majority of the acreage is made up of merchantable pine timber. While portions of the timber were impacted by the recent ice storm, the property still offers significant timber resources along with excellent opportunities for future timber management and habitat improvement. Two lakes provide an attractive centerpiece for the property, including a beautiful approximately 5-acre stocked lake and a second lake measuring roughly 1 acre. Overlooking the main lake is a one-of-a-kind cabin constructed from four converted shipping containers. The cabin provides a comfortable basecamp for hunting, fishing, weekend stays, or simply enjoying the property. The combination of timber, water, and diverse habitat makes this tract particularly attractive for wildlife, with abundant deer and turkey throughout the property. With its convenient location between Oxford and Batesville, substantial acreage, timber, two lakes, unique cabin, and strong wildlife presence, this property offers the opportunity to own a versatile recreational tract with the added benefit of valuable timber resources. Whether you're looking for a private hunting property, family getaway, fishing retreat, or long-term timber investment, this 360± acre Panola County tract deserves a look.