Discover 59.8 stunning acres with desirable FM 1943 W frontage, roughly 6 miles from town on a paved road in the highly sought-after Warren ISD. This beautiful unrestricted property features mature timber that has not been logged in over 20 years, creating a picturesque setting with towering trees, natural beauty, and abundant wildlife. Whether you're looking for a private homestead, recreational retreat, hunting property, or future investment, this tract offers endless possibilities. Enjoy the peace and privacy of country living while maintaining convenient access to town. If you've been waiting on a piece of East Texas paradise to call your own, this one is sure to make you stop and take a second look.
Owner Fina Available! This 4.3 acres located in the Warren School District about five miles south of Warren has 275 feet of frontage on FM 2827 and is conveniently close to Highway 69 and the Golden Triangle area. Warren Water Supply water line at front of property along highway. Buyer needs to verify cost of water meter. Electricity available. Mobile homes allowed. Restricted to no more than two homes on property. No floodplain.
This 30+ acre farm in Tyler County offers affordable opportunities for hunting, fishing, camping, or full time residence. Approximately 1,000 ft of frontage along Theuvinins Creek provides year-round water and fishing. Deer and hogs are plentiful, as evidenced by the tracks, rubs, and scrapes throughout the farm. The property features an ideal mix of pine and hardwood timber, including water oaks, white oaks, magnolias, beech, sycamore, and cypress trees. A currently producing artesian water well provides a water source, and electricity is available at the road. A gas well, rock road, and pipe gate provide easy access into the farm. Additional interior trails and a pipeline double as great shooting lanes with minimal amount of upkeep. Over 2,000 ft of county-maintained road frontage gives this farm easy access for a weekend getaway, hunting camp, or recreational escape. Only 2 miles away is Big Thicket National Preserve, expanding access to hunting, hiking, or other outdoor activities.
Discover 5 acres in the heart of Deep East Texas in Warren, bordering Big Thicket National Preserve. This wooded property features selective clearing that preserves its natural beauty while creating space for your plans. Improvements include custom entry gates, quality culverts, and an installed driveway for convenient access. Enjoy a peaceful country setting approximately one hour from Louisiana and just under two hours from Houston. Come explore the possibilities this East Texas acreage has to offer! - Electrical Access - Custom Entry Gates - Quality Culverts & Driveways - Water & Septic Needed - No Restrictions - No HOA / No Dues
Great location just south of Warren! This beautiful 5-acre tract offers a cleared front area with water, sewer, and electricity already in place, ready for your mobile home or new construction. Trails wind through a wooded mix of pine, hardwoods, and beautiful oak trees, with wildlife throughout. The property extends toward Black Creek and borders timber company land. Conveniently located on Old Highway 69 with easy access to the new highway, in Warren ISD, and approximately 45 minutes from Beaumont. A great combination of open space, wooded acreage, and no restrictions.
38± Acres with a Pond, Seasonal Stream, Shop & Barn. Imagine pulling through the gated entrance and seeing 38± acres of possibilities ahead. Choose a homesite overlooking the scenic pond, potential 2nd pond, watch deer along the natural flowing stream, and enjoy the space to make this land your own. A road base road makes access easy. The 40' × 100' three-bay shop, built on a durable 6 inch +concrete slab, offers room for equipment, storage, or projects. A barn adds even more flexibility. The cleared acreage offers potential income-producing opportunities through hay production, with plenty of room for agricultural, recreational, or homestead use. Whether you’re dreaming of a private retreat or looking for land you can put to work, come see what’s possible here.
Located in beautiful Tyler County, Texas and in the Warren school district, this wooded 3.75 acres might be just what you're looking for. Good county road frontage, no floodplain, partially cleared for a homesite, tall pine trees, good soils. Electricity available along the road. A water well will be required.
Outstanding 85.55+/- acre unimproved tract offering true East Texas outdoor recreation—hunting, fishing, creek frontage, and beautiful rolling terrain. Located just east of Warren, the property features over 1,100’ of County Road 4250 frontage with electricity, 1,800’ of free-flowing Theuvenins Creek, and well-drained sandy loam soils supporting a natural mix of towering hardwoods and pine. Numerous oaks, hickory, beech, swamp chestnut oak, and specimen shortleaf pine create a rare Big Thicket setting with excellent wildlife habitat. Multiple trails and established hunting areas provide immediate outdoor use, while several ideal sites offer potential for a cabin, cottage, barndominium. Surrounded by large timber tracts for privacy, this unique property is less than 90 minutes from Houston, The Woodlands, or Conroe, and under an hour from Lufkin or Beaumont. A versatile recreational ranch and investment—truly a sportsman’s dream!
46.15 Unrestricted acres with plenty of timber and room to expand for a weekend get away to hunt, relax or build your forever home. Mobile homes are allowed. Public water available on property due to two existing mobile homes being on property. The mobile homes are not livable and will need to be removed. Property is not in a flood plain and has never flooded according to sellers. Two driveways to access property. This property is priced to sell so call today for more information.
Discover 23 acres offering a variety of possibilities. The property features a clearing toward the back, providing an open area that can be utilized in a number of ways. With plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors, this property also offers an excellent setting for recreational use or a hunting retreat. Whether you're looking to build, explore, or simply enjoy the natural surroundings, this acreage is ready for your vision. Schedule your showing today!
Roebuck Ranch – Tract 4 offers 73± acres of rolling pasture, scattered mature oaks, and productive sandy loam soils in the Warren area of Tyler County. With approximately 1,400 feet of county road frontage behind a white picket fence, a gated entrance, and electricity at the road, this property is well suited for a custom home, cattle operation, hay production, or weekend retreat. Gentle elevation changes provide excellent drainage and multiple scenic homesites overlooking the pasture. Previously used for cattle, the land is ready to return to agricultural use, with front and rear fencing already in place. Seasonal drainages create natural wildlife corridors for deer and hogs, offering excellent recreational opportunities. Located outside the floodplain with no oil or gas activity, this versatile property is ready to enjoy and build on for years to come. Agent has ownership interest.
Roebuck Ranch – Tract 3 features 18± acres of managed timber, rolling terrain, and excellent recreational potential in the Warren area of Tyler County. With over 900 feet of county road frontage behind a white picket fence and electricity available at the road, the property is well suited for a homesite, cabin, or weekend retreat. Professionally managed pine timber, scattered hardwoods, and a spring-fed seasonal creek provide excellent wildlife habitat and future timber income potential. Interior roads, established food plots, and a blind and feeder that convey with the sale make this a turnkey hunting property. With approximately 20 feet of elevation change, no floodplain, good soils, and multiple building sites, this tract offers the perfect balance of recreation, investment, and easy maintenance. Agent has ownership interest.
Roebuck Ranch – Tract 1 offers 50± acres of productive pasture, scattered mature oaks, rolling terrain, and quality improvements in the Warren area of Tyler County. With over 1,400 feet of county road frontage and a white picket fence along the entire frontage, the property makes an outstanding first impression. Approximately 43 acres are open pasture with a small stock pond, a spring-fed wet weather creek, and excellent grazing or hay potential. A 50'x125' metal building on a concrete slab provides over 6,000 square feet of storage, workshop, livestock, or barndominium potential. Three sides are fenced, electricity is available at the road, and approximately 7 wooded acres adjoin a large timber tract, creating excellent wildlife habitat for deer and hogs. An ideal property for a homesite, ranch, recreation, or investment. Agent has ownership interest.
Roebuck Ranch – Tract 2 offers 47± acres of managed timberland with outstanding hunting, investment potential, and over 1,000 feet of county road frontage in the Warren area of Tyler County. A gated entrance, electricity at the road, rolling terrain, and an established interior road system provide easy access throughout the property. The well-maintained pine plantation offers future timber income, while hardwoods along a seasonal spring-fed creek create excellent wildlife habitat. Approximately 5 acres of established food plots, year-round supplemental feeding, shooting lanes, firebreaks, and interior trails make this a turnkey hunting property. Deer stands and feeders convey with the sale. With proven deer and hog hunting, quality timber, and excellent homesite or cabin potential, this tract is ideal for recreation, investment, or a rural retreat.
Explore the possibilities on this 22.83-acre tract located in the desirable Warren ISD. Offering a blend of open pasture, mature woods, fruit trees, pond, this property is ideal for a homesite, recreational retreat, or small livestock operation. The front approximately 10 acres were previously cleared and feature partial T-post and barbed wire fencing. The property has been used for livestock in the past and could easily be refreshed with brush hogging. The remaining acreage is heavily wooded, providing privacy, natural beauty, and excellent wildlife habitat. Property improvements include a newer red storage building, electricity, and a water well, offering a great start for future development. Two existing mobile homes structures are located on the property. Both have been gutted and are currently being used for storage and are being conveyed with the sale. This is the peaceful country setting you've been looking for offering endless possibilities!Call today!
Big road frontage ! Big creek frontage ! Unrestricted ! Timber company land with excellent recreation potential. Level to sloping topography and associated floodplain. See topography map herein. Of note, pine trees don't grow well in the floodplain, thus, actual flooding would appear to be minimal, if any. Bisected by access easement. Buy and subdivide ! Clean with no oil/gas sites and pipelines known. Low traffic FM road. Easy access !
Theuvenins Creek ! Frontage. This is a great tract. Wooded in merchantable pine and hardwood timber along the west bank of Theuvinins Creek. Low traffic road frontage ! Good building sites. Clean with no active oil/gas well sites or pipelines known. One "dry hole" but not evident on the ground. Unrestricted. Electricity is close.
Discover the perfect opportunity to own 12.99 acres in Warren, Texas, an area experiencing steady growth and increased development interest. Whether you’re looking to build your dream home, invest in land, or develop for future use, this property offers the space, freedom, and location to bring your vision to life. This expansive tract provides a peaceful rural setting while still being within reasonable proximity to nearby towns, major roadways, and local amenities. With no HOA and ample room, the possibilities are endless—custom home, recreational use, agricultural purposes, or long-term investment. As East Texas continues to gain momentum, properties like this are becoming harder to find. Secure your piece of Texas land now and capitalize on the area’s upward growth trend.
FIRST TIME open market offering for these tracts that have been historically used for forest management. Selectively thinned in managed pine trees with hardwoods in creek drains. Easily accessed on low traffic county maintained roads. Good topography and soils. *Photos generally depict the tracts being solicited.
T-7 FIRST TIME open market offering for these tracts that have been historically used for forest management. Selectively thinned in managed pine trees with hardwoods in creek drains. Easily accessed on low traffic county maintained roads. Good topography and soils. *Photos generally depict the tracts being solicited.
T-20 FIRST TIME open market offering for these tracts that have been historically used for forest management. Selectively thinned in managed pine trees with hardwoods in creek drains. Easily accessed on low traffic county maintained roads. Good topography and soils. *Photos generally depict the tracts being solicited.
T-14 FIRST TIME open market offering for these tracts that have been historically used for forest management. Selectively thinned in managed pine trees with hardwoods in creek drains. Easily accessed on low traffic county maintained roads. Good topography and soils. *Photos generally depict the tracts being solicited.
T-19 FIRST TIME open market offering for these tracts that have been historically used for forest management. Selectively thinned in managed pine trees with hardwoods in creek drains. Easily accessed on low traffic county maintained roads. Good topography and soils. *Photos generally depict the tracts being solicited.
T-15 FIRST TIME open market offering for these tracts that have been historically used for forest management. Selectively thinned in managed pine trees with hardwoods in creek drains. Easily accessed on low traffic county maintained roads. Good topography and soils. *Photos generally depict the tracts being solicited.
T-16 FIRST TIME open market offering for these tracts that have been historically used for forest management. Selectively thinned in managed pine trees with hardwoods in creek drains. Easily accessed on low traffic county maintained roads. Good topography and soils. *Photos generally depict the tracts being solicited.
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Warren is located in Texas. Warren, Texas has a population of 847. Warren is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 42.78% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 23.74%.
The median household income in Warren, Texas is $60,890. The median household income for the surrounding county is $49,130 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Warren is 32.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 92.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 37.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 58.4 inches per year, with 0.1 inches of snow per year.