Hidden Timber Ranch is 53 acres in Jefferson County, in the Gilbert Woods area near Fannett. Beaumont is about 19 miles, a 20 to 25 minute drive, with easy access to I-10. Winnie is around 11 miles away, and the tract sits close to Gator Country. It is in the Hamshire-Fannett ISD.
The land is flat, raw and heavily wooded. Nothing has been cleared. The timber gives the whole 53 acres cover and privacy, and ranchland borders the tract on the north, east and west. A subdivision sits to the south, so the neighbors are cattle country on three sides and rooftops on the fourth.
Utilities are close. Entergy electric runs to the boundary. Rural water, an aerobic septic system and fiber internet are available, and cell service is strong. The tract has highway access.
Untouched timber with power at the line makes this a build-ready tract. A buyer can clear a homesite and keep the rest of the woods, or open ground for farming or livestock. It fits a buyer who wants wooded acreage close to the Golden Triangle with an easy I-10 commute, about 20 to 25 minutes to Beaumont.
Heavy Timber
Flat, raw and heavily wooded across all 53 acres.
Utilities Available
Entergy electric to the boundary, with rural water, aerobic septic and fiber internet available.
Highway Access
About 19 miles from Beaumont with easy access to I-10.
Build Ready
Suited to a private homestead, with room to farm or run livestock.
Ranchland Neighbors
Ranchland borders the tract on the north, east and west.
Improvements
Electric service runs to the boundary through Entergy. Rural water, an aerobic septic system and fiber internet are available to the tract. Cell service is strong. Nothing on the land itself has been built or cleared; the utilities are the head start. A buyer building here starts with power at the line and water, septic and internet within reach, with highway access to the tract and Beaumont about 19 miles off.
Land & Water
The land is flat, raw and heavily wooded, and the timber gives strong cover and privacy across the 53 acres. It has not been shaped yet, and it is flat, so the ground does not fight a building pad. A buyer can clear a homesite and leave the rest standing, or open ground for farming or ranching. Ranchland borders the property on three sides, with a subdivision to the south.
