Quarter Pine Ranch

Located in the rolling hills of the quaint Rocky Branch community, this 21-acre property offers untapped potential for a secluded homestead in the mixed hardwood and pine forest of Morris County. Ease of access, adjacent power, and great neighbors make this tract desirable for any buyer looking for a sizable tract for building a home or recreation. Decades-old mature timber and a creek highlight this property, providing a long list of potential opportunities.

LOCATION

Located just East of HWY 259, the Quarter Pine Ranch sits within 25 minutes of 4 different towns, including the smaller-sized Daingerfield, Naples, and Omaha and the more substantial city of Mount Pleasant. This ease of access complements rural living, allowing for future owners to always be within reach of necessary amenities.

The property’s proximity to Dallas also makes the tract a potential opportunity for a pleasant rural weekend getaway.

Distances to Texas’ Metroplexes

Dallas: 136 miles, 2.25 hours

Houston: 255 miles, 4.5 hours

Austin: 332 miles, 5 hours

TOPOGRAPHY, RANGELAND & HABITAT

The ranch is composed of nearly 100% wooded acres. The woods on the property are primarily a mix of Pine, Oak, and other hardwoods, representative of the Piney Woods ecoregion.

Elevations on the property vary nearly 30’, from 350’ above sea level on the Eastern side of the tract to nearly ~320’ in the central drainage. An ideal home site would sit on the SE corner of the acreage, allowing for a view into the beautifully wooded bottom below.

WILDLIFE

The Quarter Pine Ranch’s wooded cover allows for many species to call the ranch home. These include whitetail, wild hogs, coyotes, bobcats, and an assortment of native varmints.

IMPROVEMENTS

There are no current improvements on the property. Allowing a buyer to develop their ideal suite of working and living quarters.

WATER

There are no water wells present on the property.

ELECTRICITY

Power is available off County Road 4206.

MINERALS

Surface estate only

AREA HISTORY

Rocky Branch, Texas, emerged in the late 1870s around a saw-and-grist mill that gave the settlement its name. Nestled in Cass County’s oak-pine landscape, Rocky Branch offers quiet rural charm and deep roots—ideal for discerning ranch buyers.