05/27/2026
SOLD — 115.2 acres just minutes from downtown Tyler.
What the buyer loved after seeing the Universal Heights Tract → rolling topography from 460 to 560 feet, nearly 2 miles of trails, a spring-fed creek, and an 18-acre managed pine plantation. All of it a quarter mile from the Oil Palace and less than two miles from Loop 323.
You don't often see 115-acre tracts on the edge of Tyler. Quality East Texas land near a growing city tends to move when the right buyer recognizes what it is.
This is what we do — connect serious buyers with rural and recreational property across East Texas. From Smith County timber tracts to ranches in Wood, Van Zandt, and Cherokee. If you're thinking about selling, we'd love to talk about what your land could do in this market.
Thinking of selling? Request a free market analysis from our team: https://investintexasbuyland.com/sell-your-east-texas-ranch-land
Listed by Ben Jackson, Broker/Owner & Texas Land Specialist.