ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Rare opportunity to own 31.6 scenic acres in the heart of Gober, Texas, with a fascinating connection to Fannin County history. Some of the native stone used in the construction of the iconic Fannin County Courthouse in 1888 was quarried from the pond and beautiful rock-bottom creek located on this property. The picturesque creek meanders across the front half of the land, featuring small waterfalls, exposed stone formations, and breathtaking views that create a truly one-of-a-kind setting. West of the creek, productive Coastal Bermuda pasture provides excellent grazing potential, while the expansive acreage east of the creek offers abundant native grasses and outstanding habitat for livestock and wildlife alike. A nice-sized pond in the southeast corner enhances both the recreational appeal and agricultural utility of the property. Whether you’re looking for a future homesite, cattle operation, recreational retreat, or investment property, this tract combines natural beauty, productive land, water features, and rich local history in a way that is seldom available. Conveniently located in Fannin County with easy access to Bonham, Sherman, and the rapidly growing North Texas region including being only minutes from the soon to open Lake Ralph Hall.