85 Acres Lamar County

Water, woods and history . . . discover 85 acres of rolling North Texas countryside in southwest Lamar County, a property with natural beauty, useful amenities, and a rich history. Open stretches of native bluestem grass give way to heavily wooded areas, creating a mix of pasture, cover, and privacy that’s hard to find. Two ponds, creek frontage and fenced on all but one side. Tucked into the quiet southwest corner of Lamar County, the property sits only about 5 miles from the new Lake Ralph Hall with 730 feet of frontage on FM 824. This land is part of a story that stretches back centuries. The area includes the historic Lyday Crossing on the Sulphur River and the site of an old fort, and it carries a heritage of Native American presence and early settlers dating to the 1830s. Whether you’re looking for a weekend escape, a working ranch, or a place to build your forever home, this 85-acre tract offers water, wildlife, wide-open views, and history in one package.