The 52.525-acre Laney Farm, located a short distance from Lindale, Texas, boasts some of the most incredible views in all of Northeast Smith County. The property presents itself as a Recreational Farm with beautiful rolling hay meadows, several stands of mixed timber, Saline Creek, a nice pond, hardwood bottom on the land's southeast corner, and 2 Bedroom 1595 square foot living quarters inside the 4800 square foot under roof steel building. Saline Creek, a pond, and timber complement the existing environment and produce excellent wildlife habitat for Texas Whitetail Deer, feral hog, small varmints, and dove hunting. Neighboring large tracts and the proximity to the Old Sabine Bottom Wildlife Management Area will also contribute to excellent hunting. The improved grass is currently used for hay production. A local rancher is haying the farm on a regular basis for the rancher's livestock. The Laney Farm has no livestock on the property. The improvement is a Barndominium with 4,800 square feet under the roof. The very well-appointed living quarters takes up 1,595 square feet of space. The living quarters feature 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a very nice kitchen with an eating area, a cozy living room, and a 19 x 33-foot game or family room with a wall of windows overlooking the rolling terrain to the south. The remaining space includes a shop area, equipment storage with three 12 x12 foot rollup doors for easy entry from 3 sides. Along the north end of the building is a 20 x 60 foot open but covered overhang exposing a massive view to the north. On the south side of the building is a very comfortable 20 x 20 foot covered patio, perfect for morning coffee. This Lindale, Texas Hidden Gem is in East Texas in Northeast Smith County, and where County Road ends, the property begins. Pierce Road dead-ends at the property gate.