Located just three miles north of Central High, this heavily timbered tract is conveniently located off of a blacktop road. A gravel driveway takes you in along the east boundary, where mature oak trees canopy on both sides. At the end of the drive, there is a cattle guard that marks the entry to the primary opening of the property. Front and center of the opening is a set of pens for gathering livestock, and a manual chute is made available for those needing to doctor their animals. Just west of the pens, there is a water well with a solar panel/pump combo, which has been used for livestock and the overflow for supplementing the pond beneath. While conditions have not been the most favorable, the pond is still holding some water, and at full capacity would be close to 3/4 of an acre in size. The property consists of several small openings, and there is a nice trail system that allows for easy navigation between locations. The north end of the property features pockets of sumac, and the areas that have been cleared are laced with young growth cedars, creating a perfect bedding habitat for wildlife. Some cottonwoods tower over the native grasses, presenting ideal locations for hanging a tree stand or picnicking during the summer. The southern half of the tract is dominated by post oaks, but like the north half, there is a trail-way that enables full access throughout the dense cover. Presenting itself as a great potential build site or an exciting recreation pursuit, come explore this beautiful Stephens County property.