Tbd Cherokee Trace |
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| Price: | $105,000 |
| Property Type: | Rural Acreage |
| MLS #: | 24009965 |
| County: | Upshur |
| Bedrooms: | None |
| Bathrooms: | None |
| Acres: | 10 |
| Elementary School: | UNION HILL |
| Middle School: | UNION HILL |
| High School: | UNION HILL |
| 10 Wooded Acres on Cherokee Trace in Upshur County Discover your dream property with this stunning 10-acre wooded tract located on Cherokee Trace in the desirable Upshur County. Situated within the Union Hill Independent School District (ISD), this land offers the perfect blend of privacy and convenience. Key Features: Size: 10 acres of wooded land Location: Cherokee Trace, Upshur County School District: Union Hill ISD Road Frontage: Approximately 650 feet, providing easy access Versatility: Ample room for a new build or modular homes Flexibility: Owner is willing to consider dividing the tract Whether you're looking to build your dream home, place a modular home, or invest in a peaceful retreat, this property has it all. The expansive road frontage ensures convenient access, while the dense woodland provides a serene and private atmosphere. | |
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FENCING Barbwire Fence
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OUTBUILDINGS
Other/See Remarks
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ELECTRIC
Electric Available
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GAS
None
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WATER
Water Available
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Courtesy: Nolan, Scott • Nolan Properties, LLC • 903-297-4302 
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