"Discover The Beauty, Serenity, And Deep History Of East Texas..."
Red River Ranch is located in Red River County, Texas. Bordered by the historical Red River, that divides The Great State Of Texas and Oklahoma.
Tucked away 1 mile from the quaint city of Clarksville, Red River Ranch is also within easy driving distance of larger cities such as Paris and Texarkana. This makes it especially attractive to landowners who want both the quiet privacy of the countryside and the many conveniences of the big city.
This beautiful land features country living at it's finest, tranquil ponds, and just the right amount of large trees. It's the perfect place to build a permanent home -- either in the middle of one of the sweeping East Texas prairies or tucked in behind the tree line.
The unspoiled land, clean air, and mild climate make Red River Ranch a true landowner's dream. And our no-hassle, 100% financing make this the perfect opportunity for you to own a piece of the beautiful state of Texas.
Below you'll find complete information including photographs, maps, and a list of frequently asked questions. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact us!
Perfect For A Variety Of Uses:
The tracts of land within Red River Ranch are suitable for many purposes...
* Hunt for deer, hog or quail. North East Texas has an abundance of these species. You can hunt for white-tailed deer, hog, and quail right in your own backyard! In fact, Red River County has even had sightings of some black bear.
* Build a permanent home. Its prime location lets you live the country life, while still being within easy driving distance of both small and large cities.
* Farm the land. The fertile soil and ample amounts of sunshine make farming a natural. Together with your green thumb, you'll have everything you need to raise your own crops.
* Raise horses or cattle. The terrain and mild weather make this land perfect for livestock.
* Enjoy a wide variety of recreational uses. Popular activities include camping, horseback riding, ATV riding, hiking... and many others. North eastern Texas provides you with endless opportunities for adventure.
Scenery, Trees, Water & Wildlife:
Within Red River Ranch, you'll find beautiful vistas, rolling hills, and open grasslands with just the right amount of tall natural timbers.
Trees: The property has a variety of trees mostly including some scattered oak, cedar and dogwoods.
Creeks, Ponds, Rivers, And Lakes: There are several tracts with panoramic ponds and a beautiful creek runs along the eastern boundary of the property.
In addition, there are several large lakes nearby including Hugo Lake State Park, Pat Mayse Lake, Pine Creek Lake and Cooper Lake State Park. The largest river in the area is the Red River, which separates Oklahoma and Texas.
Animal Life: You can enjoy both viewing and hunting on your property. You'll find white-tailed deer, hogs, eastern cottontail rabbits, gray squirrels, raccoons... and many others.
And, if you're a bird watcher, you'll find a wide variety of species including cardinals, red headed woodpeckers, ring-necked ducks, ruby-throated hummingbirds... and numerous others.
Enjoy Nearby Towns & Attractions:
Since Red River Ranch is conveniently located near Clarksville, Paris, and Texarkana -- you'll be able to take advantage of the best of both country and city living.
East Texas features a large number of attractions and destinations between Paris and Texarkana. You'll find historical sites, state parks, western heritage, culture, country festivals, and a wide variety of outdoor recreational activities.
For complete information, visit www.traveltex.com.
Clarksville: Only a few minutes away from Red River Ranch, Clarksville still has resembles the Old South look, the downtown streets are still paved with brick, and weathered old houses sit in the shade of giant oak and cedar trees.
But it doesn't end there...
I recommend a visit to Clarksville to any serious Texas history buff - or practically anyone who likes to look at towns and muse "what used to be, what could've been, what will happen now." It's a fine old town with a slow southern pace that'll make anyone feel right at home.
Fun Fact: Clarksville is the location for the home of Colonel Charles DeMorse, the father of Texas journalism.
Paris: A city graced by dozens of beautiful old homes and unique public architecture, creating a charming backdrop for a thriving economy and a contemporary life style. A wide variety of cultural events and numerous historic, scenic, and recreational sites continue to entertain and delight the residents of Paris, as well as you, the visitor.
Looking for a quaint place to visit, loaded with outstanding architecture, art galleries, history, parks, quirky little shops, fine fare and friendly faces?
Then look no further, downtown Paris has all of it and more. Stroll down to Bywaters Park, located two blocks south of downtown. Look for summer concerts and a Winter wonderland held in the park annually.
The Farmers Market on SW 1st Street has fresh produce and plants during the summer months. Take in some history at the Sam Bell Maxey Home located in the Church Street residential historic district and the Lamar County Historical Museum just east of the Chamber of Commerce.
Utilities & Road Access:
Red River Ranch is the perfect place to build a permanent home. Not only is the land beautiful, but you'll also have access to all the necessary utilities.
Utilities: Phone and electrical service are available. Water is available from the Red River rural water supply -- or you can drill a domestic well on your property. For wastewater disposal, you can install an individual septic system.
Road Access: All tracts have either dirt farm road or paved county road access.
Invest With Confidence:
Classic Country Land, LLC is one of the largest land sellers of its type in the United States. We specialize in offering "undeveloped" land. That way, you get a great deal and can mold your land in any way you wish.
We've been in business for over a decade and have developed a reputation for treating people right. When you buy from us, you'll get fantastic prices on a large selection of great tracts of land.
With us, there is NO middleman. We are the direct source and seller... so you save money and get amazing value.
We also provide outstanding customer service, in-house financing with NO credit check, and have an "A+" rating from the Better Business Bureau.
Pricing Info:
Development: Red River Ranch
Size: 5+ to 12+ acres, professionally surveyed tracts are available.
Price: Starting at just $21,663 -- a tremendous value for the money!
Terms: Easy, in-house financing is available directly through our company... NO credit check required!
Location: Clarksville, Red River County, Texas
Settlement of present Red River County began about 1814 when the Anglo-Americans began to move into the region then occupied by the Caddo, Kickapoo, Shawnee and Delaware Indians. Burkham Settlement was founded in 1814 by James Burkham, Posey Benningfield, and others. In 1816, Claiborne Wright made a settlement north of Red River at Pecan Point. Jourdan J. Ward and his three sons crossed the river from Pecan Point to locate in the Riverview area. Jonesboro, founded ca. 1817, became the largest of the early settlements.
As created by the Republic of Texas in 1836, the original county, which extended east and west along the south bank of the Red River approximately three hundred and fifty miles and from north and south fifty to one hundred miles, contained all or parts of thirty-nine present counties. The creation of the other counties between 1836 and 1847, reduced the area of Red River county to its present size.
Greenwood - Land On The Red River
Greenwood offers solitude, tranquility and relaxing outdoors in a wildlife abundant environment. It is a unique 1788± acre parcel of land located in northeast Texas along the Red River 16 miles north of Clarksville in Red River County, Texas. Greenwood is ecologically diverse, comprised of riparian, river terrace and upland habitat. The uplands are dominated by mixed hardwood-pine with the adjacent terraces harboring remnant specimens of chinkapin, bur and shumard oaks and scenic groves of scattered large native pecan trees. The riparian bottoms harbor eastern cottonwood, sycamore, black willow, rough leaf dogwood and eastern red cedar and ox-bow lakes. Greenwood is surrounded by ranches of 1000+ acres. This property is one of the few of its caliber available for new ownership.
Greenwood offers solitude, tranquility and relaxing outdoors in a wildlife abundant environment. Greenwood is 16 miles from Clarksville, TX where numerous historic buildings including an old jail house, restored courthouse, and historic homes are open to the public. There are several restaurants and fast food establishments. Additionally, Greenwood is about 20 minutes from the Lennox Woods and less than 1 hour from Beavers Bend Park in Oklahoma.
Miles of marked walking, mountain biking and horse trails are located throughout the property. Natural history and wildlife viewing tips are available at designated viewing areas. Areas of the property are accessible by motorized vehicle upon special request. Maps with trail route markings and distance are available at the guesthouse.
A modern lodging facility with 3 double rooms, common bath/toilet with hot water, and separate room for meal preparation/meetings is available. Covered stalls and pens are available for horse boarding
Paris, Texas - "Best Small Town In Texas"
Paris, Texas - Located in the Heart of Red River Valley, Paris was founded in 1839 and became the Lamar County seat in 1844. Paris became incorporated in 1845 and has grown to play a major role in Texas economy within Northeast Texas.
Paris is home to numerous beautiful parks to include Bywaters Park, Wade Park, Record Park and Lake Gibbons. Rich in culture and recreation, Paris is also home to Lake Crook and Sam Bell Maxey State Historic Structure and the renowned 'Tour de Paris' bike race held every summer. The Paris Municipal Band, formed in 1923, is the oldest municipal band in Texas. Summer concerts are located in the historic district at Bywaters Park, across from the Paris Public Library.
Paris, Texas is home to the "Second Largest Eiffel Tower in the Second Largest Paris" located at the corner of Jefferson Road and South Collegiate Drive, adjacent to Love Civic Center.
