295 County Road 2462 is listed for sale at $ 1,328,250. This is a Country Homes/Acreage property. 0 square feet. The lot size is 231 Acres. BRFor the first time in decades, this remarkable 231 acre East Texas ranch is being offered to the public a rare chance to own a property that has quietly matured into one of the most naturally rich and wildlife dense tracts in the region. Located just two miles south of Lake Wright Patman and the Sulphur River, the ranch sits in the heart of a massive, thriving ecosystem that has remained largely untouched for generations. Its seclusion, combined with its proximity to enormous public lands, has created a hunting environment that is nothing short of exceptional. Just one mile past the ranch on CR 2461, the landscape opens into thousands of acres of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers land, forming an uninterrupted wilderness that dramatically expands the effective hunting footprint. Wildlife moves freely between this vast public habitat and the ranch, ensuring a constant influx of deer, hogs, and game animals. Another mile down the road, the county road ends at Black Point Public Landing, providing direct access to Lake Wright Patman and adding worldclass fishing and waterfowl opportunities to the propertys already unmatched recreational appeal. The ranch itself is a magnet for wildlife. A 5.56 acre clearwater lake lies at the center of the property, drawing deer, hogs, and waterfowl year-round while offering outstanding fishing potential. Black Creek winds for nearly 3,000 feet through the land, carving out natural travel corridors and bedding pockets that consistently hold game. The combination of mature hardwoods, multiage pine stands, open meadows, and rolling elevation creates a perfect blend of cover, food sources, and visibility the kind of habitat diversity that produces both high deer density and trophy quality bucks. Because the property has been held off the market for decades, the wildlife here has benefited from minimal pressure and longterm habitat stability. Deer patterns are wellestablished, hog populations are strong, and the timbered cor