This 78.181-acre tract is located in southeastern Anderson County, approximately five miles from downtown Palestine. The property offers a blend of open pasture and mature timber with rolling topography and long frontage along both ACR 151 and ACR 1515. With approximately 70% of the land open and the remainder consisting of native hardwoods, this tract presents excellent potential for small acreage subdivision, residential use, or recreational enjoyment. A small pond is tucked into the timber along the northeastern corner, and elevation ranges from approximately 450' to 600' ASL.

The terrain is gently rolling with higher elevations located along the county roads and a gradual slope downward to the north and east. The open areas are primarily native and improved grasses including Bahia and Bermuda, which are well-suited for grazing or hay production. The timbered sections include mature post oak, blackjack oak, hickory, and cedar, providing shade, wildlife habitat, and visual diversity. The property's shape and natural drainage patterns allow for multiple potential homesites or pasture configurations.

A small pond is located in the northeastern corner of the tract within a pocket of hardwood timber, offering scenic value and a water source for livestock or wildlife. Electricity and community water are reported to be available along the county road frontage. Buyers should verify utility availability and capacity based on their intended use.

The property consists primarily of sandy loam and clay loam soils typical of Anderson County. These soils support improved pasture grasses and are generally suitable for residential development with proper site evaluation. The natural slope and drainage features on the tract enhance usability and reduce site preparation requirements in most areas.

Its proximity to town, scenic terrain, and accessibility will appeal to both developers and individual buyers seeking privacy with convenience.