Ranch Farm For Sale In Louisiana

Property has paved road frontage with all utilities and camp/home, two large covered livestock barns, storage building, and much more. This tract is boasting in beauty with a mixture of pasture, pecan trees, fruit trees, planted timber and hardwoods.

The lighted arena has the best footing around. House is 2748 SFHA. 44.5 Acre working ranch complete with home, barn, lighted arena, workshop, implement shed, free span trailer garage, loafing sheds, fenced, cross fenced and ponds.

A portion of the property is currently open tillable ground being used for corn production but can also be utilized for homesite, camp location or food plot for wildlife. Call today for additional information or to schedule a showing.

To schedule a tour of the property, contact Paul Ferrell at (318) 792-1893 or [Email listed above]. The gently rolling terrain is currently being used for hay production, but its location and topography lend to its ability to consider multiple uses for...

A small rent house is also on the tract near the highway. There is an old riding arena with pens on the north end. The frontage on both Hwy 15/425 on the west and Ellis Lane on the north gives the tract some potential commercial use.

Mile road frontage on Perkinns road, a blacktop road with water and electricity available. Access: Perkins road Location: Situated on the east side of Perkins road between Pony Greer road and Ollie Morris road south of I-20 at Bee Bayou area.

Soils: The farm is primarily a Gigger-Gilbert complex. 30 years and would like to sell the farm and lease it back at a competitive rate per acre. Location: It is located on the west side of DC Crain Road approx.

NOTE: RecLand has specific requirements for Buyers agents. Access: Buie Road Location: West of Ft. Necessity on Buie Road Legal: Situated in Sections 9 & 10, T12N, R6E in Franklin Parish, LA Price: $650,000 Call Mark Hutto at 318.381.2325 or see the RecLand...

There is a current survey of the property. Co-Marketing Agreement with Carolyn Groaner, Keller Williams The land will support a cow calf unit per 2 acres easily with good management.