Center TX Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Welcome to your private oasis nestled on 9 acres in Center, Tx, within Shelbyville ISD. This stunning estate offers a perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and functionality. The main residence boasts 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, featuring a charming stone wood-burning fireplace that creates a cozy ambiance for gatherings. Enjoy endless summer days by the custom saltwater pool and unwind in the gas-heated hot tub, offering relaxation year-round. For peace of mind, a natural gas whole-home generator ensures uninterrupted comfort during any weather. Entertain with ease on the back patio, complete with plumbing for an outdoor kitchen, ideal for hosting family barbecues or soir es under the stars. The home's metal roof, only 5 years old, provides durability and longevity. In addition to the main house, a charming guest house with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom offers ample space for visitors or could serve as a private retreat. Storage is abundant with a sizable 40x20 pole barn, providing space for equipment, tools, or recreational vehicles. Conveniently located just 40 minutes from the historic town of Nacogdoches and 35 minutes from Carthage, this property offers the perfect balance of tranquility and accessibility to amenities and entertainment. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of paradise in East Texas. Schedule your private tour today and experience the lifestyle this exceptional property has to offer.

__Country living at its finest!__4 BR 2 bath nestled on 1 ac. in the country. Enjoy the den with a cozy fireplace, and open living/ dining concept perfect for hosting family gatherings. The home features island kitchen, a wall of windows overlooking the back yard, double oven, glass top range, microwave and walk-in pantry and laundry room with additional room for freezers. Huge master bedroom with morning light ambiance and a master bath with garden tub, double sinks, built in storage and walk-in closet w/custom closet built-ins. Relax on the covered front porch with fresh paint and take in the serene sight of cows grazing across the pasture. Just minutes from Center and in the Shelbyville school district. The property is fully gated and fenced, new fencing and new loafing shed for animals. Enjoy overlooking the back concrete patio/slab (approx 40X30) from the kitchen area. Upgraded and like NEW inside with new kitchen flooring. Recently serviced and pumped aerobic septic system. Hurry to see this one! It's waiting for you and ready to move in! Home Warranty Included.

STONE AND BRICK home on + or - 3.9 acres in prestigious and gorgeous GATED community! 4 bedroom, 3 bath (3rd bath is ensuite to 2 bedrooms with extra vanity area). Wulf Creek Reserve in Center Tx is 2.5 hrs from Houston Airport, 3.25 hours from Dallas and 1 hour from Shreveport LA! LOTS OF TREES planted around the property are gorgeous in the Spring-Summer. Living Area has a SANDSTONE to ceiling FIREPLACE, a VAULTED 22' ceiling, a sandstone walled bar, a large SAFE Room, and stone window sills. Kitchen and family den have wood beams on the ceilings, and more stonework. Main suite has built in desk, 2 giant custom closets, one of which opens on the other side to laundry room. Gorgeous bathroom has soaking tub and walk-in shower. Outdoor kitchen has an array of appliances including griddle, double burner, deep fryer and a stone firepit area out back. 3 CAR garage-carport combo has extra storage closets. HOA $1200 a yr. THIS IS A RARE GEM! PRE-QUAL or Proof of funds required for showing!

This is an attractive property with a nice bottomland on a perennial creek and uplands in its southern area. This land would be excellent for a weekend place, a hunting camp or just for growing timber. It has excellent county road access; is a half hour or less from medical care and shopping; located in a quiet rural area with few scattered neighbors; and has highly productive well-drained bottomland soils supporting a native pine and hardwood forest. Known locally as the Sand Hills area, the well-drained sandy soils support species such as American holly, beech, post oak, red and Florida maple and basswood. The creeks are sandy-bottomed, with a fair-sized wet weather creek running south to north from the south boundary to Brady Creek, which is a good-sized perennial stream along the proposed northern boundary. The understory is fairly open and it is easy to traverse this land on foot. The wildlife habitat is in good condition given the native mixed-species forest and Brady Creek. The forest has been carefully managed since 1957, with thinning harvests being done with an eye to long term management, most being selectively marked by a professional forester. The forest is dominated by scattered patches of large, high-quality pine sawtimber, moderate numbers of smaller-sized pine and hardwood trees and a decent component of young pine and hardwood. There are several dense patches of larger pine sawlogs that have heavy volumes per acre. The combination of native species such as white oak, cherrybark red oak, water oak, black oak, loblolly pine and sweetgum provide multiple forest management opportunities, current cash flow potential and future timber growth prospects. The well-drained sandy loam creek bottom soils along Brady Creek comprise 55% of this parcel, and are highly productive sites for growing timber. The rest of the property is upland sandy loams that are also good soils for forest growth. The quality and quantity of young white oak and red oak trees on this property really caught this forester s eye - given what hardwood sawtimber markets have done on the past few decades, favoring the better-quality hardwoods could be a reasonable long-term management strategy for this land. This Property being offered is the portion of a 76.978-acre tract located south of Brady Creek, which will make up its northern and western boundary. The acreage of this to-be-surveyed Southern Parcel has been estimated at about 39 acres, but will require a new survey to determine the exact acreage. Prospective buyers should be aware that the final acreage could vary beyond 10% of the estimate. The approximately 37.9 acres laying north of Brady Creek is also being offered for sale separately. If both parcels are still available, the sellers would consider a consolidated offer. Please note the mapping provided in the downloadable documents section, as well as the original deed to the parent 76.978-acre tract. The eastern boundary is County Road 1036; the western and northern boundary is Brady Creek; the southern boundary is unmarked through the woods. About 1,600 feet of County Road 1036 is the eastern boundary, running from Brady Creek at the concrete-and-steel bridge south to the southeastern corner in the vicinity of a T-post in the western road ditch.

This land is what a lot of people have been looking for over the past few years. It is forested land with county road access and electric power on site; a half hour or less from medical care and shopping; quiet rural area with few scattered neighbors; gentle but interesting terrain with flat areas, ridges and a live creek on one boundary; plenty of level ground to build on; all with a pretty native forest that is producing hardwood and pine timber primarily on uplands. This land would be excellent for a weekend place, or for a home with built-in recreation in the backyard. The wildlife habitat is in good condition given the native mixed-species forest and Brady Creek. Known locally as the Sand Hills area, the well-drained sandy soils support species such as American holly, beech, post oak, red and Florida maple and basswood. The creeks are sandy-bottomed and Brady Creek is a good-sized perennial stream along the proposed southern boundary. The understory is fairly open and it is easy to traverse this land on foot. The forest has been carefully managed since 1957, with thinning harvests being done with an eye to long term management, most being selectively marked by a professional forester. The forest is a mix of scattered large, high-quality pine sawtimber, moderate numbers of smaller-sized pine and hardwood trees and a large component of young pine and hardwood. The combination of native species such as white oak, cherrybark red oak, water oak, black oak, loblolly pine and sweetgum provide multiple forest management opportunities, current cash flow potential and future timber growth prospects. The well-drained sandy loam creek bottom soils along Brady Creek comprise 28% of this parcel, and are highly productive sites for growing timber. The rest of the property is upland sandy loams that are also good soils for forest growth. The quality and quantity of young white oak and red oak trees on this property really caught this forester s eye - given what hardwood sawtimber markets have done on the past few decades, favoring the better-quality hardwoods could be a reasonable long-term management strategy for this land. The Property being offered is the portion of a 76.978-acre tract located north of Brady Creek, which will make up most of its southern boundary. The acreage of this to-be-surveyed Northern Parcel has been estimated at about 37.9 acres, but will require a new survey to determine the exact acreage. Prospective buyers should be aware that the final acreage could vary beyond 10% of the estimate. The approximately 39 acres laying south of Brady Creek is also being offered for sale separately. If both parcels are still available, the sellers would consider a consolidated offer. Please note the mapping provided in the downloadable documents section, as well as the original deed to the parent 76.978-acre tract. The eastern boundary is County Road 1036; the western boundary is an old up-and-down fence and partially blazed line through the woods; the northern boundary appears to follow an old fence along the powerline but not touching County Road 1011, as far as can be determined. About 1,400 feet of County Road 1036 is the eastern boundary, running from the intersection of CR 1036 and CR 1011 south to Brady Creek at the concrete-and-steel bridge. The barnyard area of the old original farmstead dating from the 1830 s is evidenced by the old barn located in the northern section. The old log house associated with this farmstead is across the county road on a separate property. The barn is not habitable and prospective buyers are cautioned not to enter the barn. It has not been assessed with any value, but it is an interesting historical artifact. There were not any water wells observed on this property, but due caution would be advised around barn area and between it and the county road.

Take a look at this Shelbyville ISD brick home! Living area has 3 bedrooms, plus a large bonus room with exterior entrance. Highly versatile for an extra bedroom, game room, or home office...even has an attached half-bath. HVAC was recently installed and has a 2-year parts warranty. Windows installed two-years ago and the warranty is transferrable! The home is situated on over 2/3 of an acre, in a country setting. Many people are looking for a shop space, and this one's is very large and functional. Multiple carports, separate room with workbenches, sub-paneled and piped for air tools. Don't forget, there is also a single-car attached garage. The backyard has a chain-link fence, storage, and concrete patio. There are two septic systems on the property. C'mon out and tour this one today!

A really pretty property that has recently had a tremendous level of clean up and upgrading, this deed-called 23.831 acres makes an ideal setting for a country residence or weekend retreat. Located only 1 mile north of the Center Loop 500 on FM 699, this land has an established hay meadow and about a thousand feet of FM road frontage. The proximity of Center provides all the basic needs, including a delightful array of restaurants, farm & ranch supply outlets, and general shopping. This attractive property has fencing on most of three sides, a small pond in the woods, and some trees along the small creek. The options for this land are wide open, giving a buyer a wide range of locations on which to place a house, plant trees and/or gardens, or just keep the pastures open for either grazing or continued hay production. The FM road frontage is all cleaned off and is ready for a new fence or remain just an open meadow. Utilities at the FM road include natural gas, electricity, telephone, and community water. The potential for subdividing this land is readily apparent given the gentle terrain and FM 699 road frontage. The very fine sandy loam soils on this property offer versatility for growing trees, gardens or providing pastures for hay or grazing. The gentle slopes leading down to the central branch offers excellent drainage for this site. The mapping is offered as a general guide as to the location of the property, but no guarantee is made as to the exact location of these boundaries. All provided mapping is based on CAD, GIS aerial photo interpretation using deed call information, and ground checks of fences and assumed corner and line markers. This parcel of deed-called 23.831 acres is offered at $300,000. No oil & gas minerals are available. No seller financing is available. This property is currently under Agricultural Valuation on the taxes. 2022 Tax records show an estimated $387 in taxes, but the small house that was present has been removed from the site. Electric Power (Deep East Texas Electric Coop) is present on FM 699. Natural gas, community water (Five-Way), telephone (AT&T) utilities are present along FM 699. Confirmation of water availability and capacity is buyers responsibility. Current meters / hookups are near southwestern corner at previous house location. Will require septic system. No improvements, buildings, or deer blinds are included in the offering. Is indicated as being in the FHA Opportunity Zone #48419950300. Center ISD School District. No FEMA floodplain mapping is available for Shelby County. There are no indicated pipelines on the property. TerraStone Land Company strives to gather good information concerning listed properties from reliable sources, but cannot guarantee the accuracy of said data, including but not limited to boundary line locations, acreages, fence lines, tree ages, timber volumes or values, legal title, environmental hazards, condition of improvements, legal access, utility services, site suitability for agricultural or forestry use or ad valorem tax status. All maps are provided for illustrative purposes only and are not survey plats. Unless specifically stated, no formal land surveying by a licensed surveyor has been used in determining acreages. Aerial and ground photography may include neighboring properties that are not included in this offering, and such photography is intended for general use only. TLC recommends that potential buyers examine the offered property to their own satisfaction, and are strongly urged to verify all pertinent facts for themselves. TLC is not responsible for errors, omissions, offering withdrawal or price modifications.