Caldwell Parish, Louisiana Land For Sale (14 results)

This property is in Caldwell Parish and Jackson Parish and consists primarily of hardwood bottomland. Sixty acres are in Jackson Parish, and there is access from Highway 4. 80 acres are in Caldwell Parish and are also accessible from Highway 4. A road system is throughout, with a pipeline traversing through the east 80. The pipeline would set up well for a food plot. Castor Creek runs through the Jackson Parish side, allowing the owner to do some fishing and duck hunting when the creek is high. The hardwood timber would allow the owner to select a cut for potential income and possible carbon credit income. There are good deer and turkey numbers in this area. There are no easements on the property, so improvements are possible. The property sits 10 miles from Caney Lake to the west, and the Ouachita River is 10 miles to the east. Give us a call to take a look at this place.

This is a nice little hardwood bottomland tract with big potential. There is legal access from the east off the gravel road. An improved road system through the property allows for good interior access. New deer blinds are in place and set up for new food plots. There is a turkey sign throughout the property. Jumped a group of 7 longbeards on the adjoining tract that is for sale to the south. A low slough on the south end of this place could get some ducks. This is a diverse tract with hardwoods and cypress; a small portion is cutover. Good habitat for the deer. There is additional acreage to the south that could be purchased as well. Give us a call to take a look.

A true paradise known as Riverbend Farm in Columbia, Louisiana is officially available for purchase. It is a once-in-a-lifetime North Louisiana retreat nestled along the banks of the beautiful Ouachita River with unparalleled bluff side views of a patchwork quilt of farmland beyond. Entry to the property offers the pinnacle of serenity and privacy with a private drive that meanders through majestic oak timber, leading to a gated entrance, continuing on to the main lodge. The property combines lush pastures, mature pine and hardwood timber, a fishing pond, and stunning views of the river. The fishing pond, situated at the bottom of the hill from the lodge, captures the essence of Louisiana with its moss-adorned bald cypress trees graced with native aviary. You can expect to catch bream and trophy largemouth bass in this beautiful setting. The lodge is 4320 square feet with four bedrooms, three full baths, and two half baths. You will find granite countertops, oversized windows, stainless steel appliances inside, and stained concrete floors and wood accents throughout the home. Other improvements include a caretakers 1,950 sq. foot house, a barn with stalls, a tack room, grain storage, and miscellaneous sheds for tractors and farming equipment. The property is less than one-half mile from Columbia and LA 165 and approximately 30 minutes from Monroe and an hour from Alexandria. There are over 2 miles of Ouachita River frontage, and the west side borders the soon-to-be Bayou Dechene Reservoir. Continue its legacy as a dream equestrian property or ultimate retreat to entertain friends and family and make roots for generations to come. Make this very unique property your home or private getaway and enjoy the beautiful outdoors conveniently located close to all the conveniences you might want or need. This is a must-see for anyone looking for an unparalleled piece of the Sportsmans Paradise. Call today for your private showing. Stihl Smith Distance to city: 1 mile from Columbia Borders: Ouachita River/ timberland Legal Desc: 365 acres located in Section 45 Township 13N Range 04E Houses: Main Structure 1980's 4,320 Sq. Ft. Minerals: Reserved Hunting: Deer, Ducks, Squirrels, Turkey, and Hogs Waterfront: Ouachita River Adjoining Property types: Timberland Flood Tendencies: Half of the property is in a flood zone, None of the Structures are. Timber: 195 wooded acres of Mature stand Soil: Hebert Silt Loam, Olla - Cadeville Address: 555 Cooksey Rd. Columbia, LA

Check out this 36.5 +/- acres of mature timberland just outside Columbia, LA. The entire property has timber that consists of pine and hardwood. This property is not in a flood zone and is an area that has nice-sized deer. You could deer, squirrel, or hunt hogs on this property. The timber on this land hasn't been cut in a long time, and you could have an immediate return on your investment if you want to harvest it. The topography is rolling, and white and red oaks are on this tract. It is situated just west of Hwy. 849, this property is 3 miles south of Columbia and two miles north of Grayson. There is deeded access of Hwy. 849. The coordinates to this property are 32.06179, -92.07859. There are savannah sacul soils on this Call today for a showing. Listing Agent: Stihl Smith

A mixed tract of hardwoods, pine, and cutover is located near Columbia, Louisiana. A slough offers tons of duck hunting potential in the center of the property with some cypress timber. New roads and plots were developed and put in perfect places to access all of the property easily to get to all the stand locations with new box blinds put in and just waiting to be hunted. This is an excellent area for deer and hogs that offers year-round hunting to the new owner. There is deeded access to the property and a few acres cleared, which would make a great camp location. A survey on the property has already been done. Call, text, or email Mark Hutto or Clint Wood to see this property.

This is a nice, diverse bottomland hardwood tract with some cutover high ground. There is legal access from the east that will get you to the North end of the tract as well as access to the south end of the property. The high ground was cutover and has some excellent bedding area and forage for the deer herd. There are several new box stands set up and ready to hunt. The road system has been improved, and the owner has nice access to the property. Most of the property is hardwood bottoms and looks excellent for holding animals. The west and south boundary line is Castor Creek. Other acreage that connects to this one could also be purchased. Give us a call to take a look.

This tract has legal access to gravel roads, and an improved road system stands in place. Diverse tract with some cutover for bedding, forage, and hardwood bottomland. There is good turkey sign on the place and some suitable habitat for the deer. Multiple access points allow you to get on the property without spooking the game. Several new box stands are in place with great spots for food plots. Multiple tracts here could be bought if you are looking for a little more space. Give us a call to take a look.

Gorgeous field and timber on Highway 126 West in Grayson, LA. This is a well-known property that you can't help but look at every time you drive by. You could build your dream home here, use it for pasture, or cut hay. The field is about 43 acres, and the rest is woods. This property will have access to utilities that run along the Highway. The tract of land borders Richland Creek. I've seen deer myself in this field and heard of big bucks being spotted in the back of the field. You could easily fence this property. The are no restrictions, and the town of Grayson is less than five miles away. Come look at this eye-catching land today before it's too late! Listing Agent: Stihl Smith

Check out this land with highway and public road frontage. This property is on both sides of Hwy. 506 E. and Dave Rd. It is located in Kelly, LA. and only one mile from Highway 165. This property consists of a mixed timber stand of pine and hardwood. You could hunt deer, squirrels, or hogs here. Utilities run alongside Hwy. 506E, and you could put a home here. There aren't any restrictions, and the back half of this property is in a flood zone. The northwest part of this property joins a pipeline. It is situated 6 miles south of Grayson, LA. The coordinates to the property are 31.97058, -92.14713. Listing Agent: Stihl Smith

This 1999 double-wide home offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, sitting under a durable tin roof installed just five years ago. The spacious master bath features a large garden tub and a separate shower for convenience. The living area is warm and inviting, with a fireplace and newly installed gas logs. The 500-gallon butane tank will stay with the home. Recent updates include brand-new plywood under the flooring, ensuring a solid foundation for years. The kitchen comes fully equipped, with all appliances includedplus, the refrigerator is fairly new. Outside, you'll find two covered carports, offering plenty of space for parking and storage. This home is move-in ready andprovidess both comfort and practicality. Schedule a showing today! Call, text, or email Mark Hutto or Clint Wood to see this property.

This 43 acres has many uses including homesite, hunting, and farming. This would be a good place to move and build a home away from the city life. It could also be a good investment and lease this property out to a local farmer. There is 7 acres of woods that a buyer could more than likely kill a deer in. Call for a showing. Jim Rolfe Borders: Farmland, woods legal description: A parcel of land located in Sec 27 T-15-N, R-3-E containing 43+/- acres all in Caldwell Parish LA Minerals: Conveyed any owned Hunting: Deer, Hogs, Doves Flood tendencies: only the low end in Heavy Rains Wooded acres: 7 acres Hardwood

Talk about location. This farm is located just north of Columbia off of Hwy 165. All of the cropland on the farm is leveled and irrigated. The soils are 70% Rilla and Hebert which are highly productive soils. There are numerous possibilities for this farm. The property along the highway will be suitable for building or with the transmission line that crosses the farm there is a possibility for solar. There are lots of things going on in this area. This farm may be the best deal out there. Improvements - 4 Turbine wells Hunting - Deer & Small Game Flood Tendencies - None Listing Agent - Brad Brown

PRICE REDUCED! 78+/- acre Deer, Turkey, and timberland investment property for sale with a camp/homesite in Caldwell Parish. This 78+/- acre hunting property is located 10 minutes from Columbia and 45 minutes from Monroe off of Hwy 126 between Grayson and Sikes, LA. The timber consists of 28 year old pines that were recently first thinned to create a better habitat for deer, turkeys, and other small game. There are 3 acres cleared in the front for a home or camp and a road that leads directly to a 2.5 acre food plot. There are multiple trails and roads throughout this property and plenty of places to put deer stands. When I walked around this property I saw multiple deer tracks and bedding areas. If you have been in the market for a property that has income potential, great hunting, and can be developed into your dream property, then this is the one for you. Casey Valentine Owner/Agent

Check out this 268 acre hunting and timberland property in Caldwell Parish, LA. This property sits in the well known Castor Creek bottom where you can expect great hunting and a large variety of timber throughout the property. This 268 acre tract has everything from deer, ducks, turkeys, hogs, and small game. There are multiple sloughs throughout this property, with one large duck hole in the middle. A recent timber cruise shows a value of around $240,000 in timber which could provide the new owner with immediate income potential. The current access is through a Weyerhaeuser road that leads directly to the property. There is deeded access through a Weyerhaeuser road that leads directly to the property from Vixen HC Road. This tract of land would make for a great timber and hunting investment. The coordinates for this property are 32.22036, -92.29775. Call Casey Valentine for more information, priced at $1,679.00 per acre.