Cherokee Homes with Sloped Lot description

Cherokee Homes with Sloped Lot description

Welcome to Cherokee County, nestled in the heart of Texas. Known for its picturesque landscapes and friendly communities, Cherokee County offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and modern amenities.

If you're looking for a home with character, you'll love our selection of Homes with Sloped Lots. These unique properties offer stunning views and a sense of seclusion, perfect for those who appreciate a bit of elevation. Imagine waking up to the gentle rustling of leaves and the soft glow of the sunrise from your own hillside retreat.

Whether you're in the market for a cozy cabin or a spacious family home, Cherokee County has something for everyone. With a rich history and a vibrant local culture, you'll feel right at home in this welcoming community. Explore the winding country roads, visit the local farmers' markets, and immerse yourself in the natural beauty that surrounds you.

From historic downtown districts to sprawling ranch properties, Cherokee County has a diverse real estate market to suit every taste and budget. Let us help you find your dream home in this hidden gem of East Texas. Come discover the beauty and tranquility of Cherokee County – where every day feels like a breath of fresh air.

Newest Cherokee Homes with Sloped Lot description

$585,000
3 Beds 2 Baths 21264033 MLS
Get two properties in one! Seller is providing a recent survey combining two tracts totaling 7.58 acres to convey in a single transaction. Crafted as the personal home of its builder, this custom one-story East Texas ranch offers timeless craftsmanship, privacy, and convenience just minutes from town. The 3,145 sq. ft. home features 3 oversized bedrooms, 2 baths, soaring vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, two floor-to-ceiling brick wood-burning fireplaces, custom hardwood cabinetry, built-ins, solid hardwood doors, and abundant storage throughout. The spacious primary suite includes its own fireplace with an elevated hearth and a gas lighter and a gas log insert, along with a glass sliding door which opens to the large outdoor covered porch. The ensuite bath provides two separate vanities, generous storage, and a walk-in closet. Expansive windows, especially on the back of the home, frame peaceful views of the surrounding Piney Woods, while two large covered porches and a spacious deck create ideal spaces for entertaining or relaxing. Beyond the trees, approximately .75 open acres provide room for a garden, horses, livestock, or homestead pursuits, offering the perfect blend of wooded privacy and usable land. Additional features include a circle drive, porte-cochère, heated bonus room, irrigation, landscape lighting, extensive exterior water access, and a large equipment building with covered parking for tractors, recreational vehicles, or equipment. Enjoy the privacy of country living just minutes from shopping, healthcare, golf, historic downtown Jacksonville, and Lake Jacksonville—where craftsmanship, comfort, and country living come together.

1639 Se Loop 456, Jacksonville

$365,000
21236630 MLS
The Big Pasture Tract 2 is nestled in the rolling countryside just south of Jacksonville, offering approximately 30.945 acres of beautifully improved pastureland with sweeping, long-range views across central Cherokee County. With approximately 740 feet of frontage along County Road 1615, the property combines easy access with the space and versatility to accommodate a wide range of uses from ranching to residential development. Carefully developed for cattle operations, the land has been mostly cleared and sprigged in high-quality Jiggs Bermuda grass, creating a productive and well-maintained grazing environment. New perimeter and cross fencing, multiple gated entry points, and established working pens are already in place. A water meter is onsite while electricity and internet are available at the road, simplifying the process of building and further improving the property. Location is another strong point, with Highway 69 less than two miles away, providing quick and convenient to shopping, dining, and medical services in Jacksonville. For recreation, Lake Jacksonville is just five miles away, while the Neches River National Wildlife Refuge and River Run ATV Park are all within a short drive. Larger hubs such as Tyler, Dallas, and Shreveport are also easily accessible. The land itself offers a strong balance of function and natural beauty with the topography and layout presenting an excellent opportunity to construct a larger lake with relative ease, further enhancing both recreational appeal and long-term value. Scattered throughout the pasture, large, mature oak trees were intentionally preserved, adding character, shade, and a sense of history to the landscape. With expansive open pastures ideal for grazing and several elevated homesites offering scenic building locations. Whether you’re looking to build a home, operate a working ranch, or create a peaceful rural retreat, this property offers the foundation and setting to bring it all together.

00 Tract 2 County Road 1615, Jacksonville

$365,000
21236593 MLS
The Big Pasture Tract 1 is nestled in the rolling countryside just south of Jacksonville, offering approximately 30.945 acres of beautifully improved pastureland with sweeping, long-range views across central Cherokee County. With approximately 640 feet of frontage along County Road 1615, the property combines easy access with the space and versatility to accommodate a wide range of uses from ranching to residential development. Carefully developed for cattle operations, the land has been mostly cleared and sprigged in high-quality Jiggs Bermuda grass, creating a productive and well-maintained grazing environment. New perimeter and cross fencing, multiple gated entry points, and established working pens are already in place, allowing for immediate use. A water meter is installed at the entrance through Craft-Turney Water Supply, while electricity and internet are available at the road, simplifying the process of building and further improving the property. Location is another strong point, with Highway 69 less than two miles away, providing quick and convenient access to shopping, dining, and medical services in Jacksonville. For recreation, Lake Jacksonville is just five miles away, while the Neches River National Wildlife Refuge and River Run ATV Park are all within a short drive. Larger hubs such as Tyler, Dallas, and Shreveport are also easily accessible, adding to the property’s overall convenience. A small pond provides reliable, year-round water, complemented by a natural spring that runs most of the year. Scattered throughout the pasture, large, mature oak trees were intentionally preserved, adding character, shade, and a sense of history to the landscape. With expansive open pastures ideal for grazing and several elevated homesites offering scenic building locations. Whether you’re looking to build a home, operate a working ranch, or create a peaceful rural retreat, this property offers the foundation and setting to bring it all together.

00 Tract 1 County Road 1615, Jacksonville

$1,500,000
3 Beds 2 Baths 21201073 MLS
Tucked into the rolling countryside south of Jacksonville, this East Texas ranch offers the feel of an old-school working spread where open pasture, timbered ridges, and quiet water come together. A long all-weather drive winds in from County Road 1613 to a scenic hilltop homesite with wide views across the property. From this elevation, gently rolling pastures stretch out, and a secluded valley with two ponds below creates a peaceful focal point. The land features classic East Texas terrain with elevations from roughly 490 to 650 feet. Broad pastures sweep across the ranch, dotted with scattered hardwoods and native grasses that support cattle grazing and hay production. On the northwestern side, a stand of mature native timber rises along steeper terrain, offering shade, seclusion, and a contrast to the open fields. Trails wind through the woods, ideal for exploring, riding, or slipping quietly into a hunting stand. Whitetail deer, hogs, and other native wildlife frequent the property. Water is well distributed with three ponds totaling roughly 3.4 acres. At the center of the ranch sits a mid-1990s country home of approximately 2,117 square feet with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Native stone from the property blends with cedar siding, giving the home a rustic, natural look. A large attached carport provides covered parking. Supporting improvements include a 45’ x 65’ all-steel shop with four roll-up doors, an office, and two restrooms. Down the hill, a hay barn with an attached equipment shed and nearby cattle pens reflect the ranch’s history of livestock and hay production. The property previously operated as a zipline destination, and portions of the infrastructure remain. With rolling pasture, mature timber, scenic ponds, and functional improvements, this ranch offers an ideal setting for ranching, hunting, recreation, or peaceful country living. An agricultural exemption is in place; buyer to verify eligibility.

2265 County Road 1613, Jacksonville

$1,095,000
1 Beds 1 Baths 21199339 MLS
Situated on 106.030 acres, this charming rustic cabin, custom built in 2010, welcomes you via a stone sidewalk and capturespicturesque views from its complete wraparound porch. Inside, cedar walls, vaulted ceiling, & stairway plus floor-to-ceilingwindows flood the open living, dining, kitchen, pantry, loft bedroom, and bath with natural light. The flooring—reclaimed froma 100-year-old school in Dallas—adds warmth, character, and history to the thoughtfully designed interior. Smart storagesolutions maximize space, while the Hardie concrete siding exterior ensures low-maintenance durability. Within the fencedhomesite, a cozy firepit creates the perfect setting for cool evenings under the stars. Additional improvements include a 1,500± sq. ft. metal garage and storage building, plus an 864± sq. ft. open shed for equipment or recreational vehicles.Approximately 15 acres of high-fence pens (7 total) with a surrounding high-fence alley were previously used for raising deer,offering continued wildlife or livestock opportunities. The land has been enhanced with 130 loads of dirt to prepare for ahomesite or barn, providing flexibility for future expansion. Fields have been planted in drought-resistant millet sorghum tosustain wildlife, with established white clover and Bermuda grasses adding to the agricultural appeal. Peach, apple, and figtrees have also been planted for personal enjoyment. Whether you envision a private retreat, recreational ranch, wildlifeoperation, or future homestead, this remarkable property offers endless possibilities—an extraordinary sanctuary that reflectsthe restorative beauty and peaceful charm of East Texas living.

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