Own 54.93 acres of versatile North Texas land in northwest Jack County, just outside Henrietta and within Jacksboro ISD. Formerly part of a larger working ranch, this unimproved tract offers a combination of open pasture, native hardwoods, gently rolling terrain, and wildlife habitat — well suited for a future homesite, recreational property, grazing operation, or land investment. Sandy loam soils and gently sloping topography provide a variety of potential uses across the property, while the mix of open ground and wooded cover adds character and habitat for native wildlife. Whitetail deer, turkey, and hogs are found in the area, making the acreage appealing for those looking for both recreational and agricultural possibilities. Offered as a standalone parcel separate from the ranch's main residence and improvements, the property provides a clean slate for a home, barn, cabin, or weekend retreat. Located in a lightly populated area of Jack County, the tract offers the privacy and open space of rural living while remaining within reach of Henrietta, Jacksboro, and Wichita Falls. Seller intends to convey all mineral rights currently owned, believed to represent approximately one-third of the mineral estate. No active mineral production is present on the property. Buyer to verify mineral ownership, acreage, schools, utilities, restrictions, and all other information. This tract is being offered separately from a larger, approximately 331-acre property. Acreage and boundaries are subject to a final survey; additional tracts may be available.