The Watson Chapel Tract is a large acreage property consisting of two parcels.
It is located on Highway 79 at Watson Chapel only about 2.1 miles
southwest of Watson Chapel High School. The tract offers great road frontage
on Highway 79 with additional access from LaJolla Drive and Calloway
Hill Drive. The tract has a gated internal gravel road from Highway 79 which
offers private access to the tract.
The property consists of young pine plantation and mixed timber. About 440
acres consists of a well stocked pine plantation which was established in 2000
and appears to be growing well. Other areas consist of mixed hardwood timber
stands and pine timber stands that are located along small creek channels
and along the highway.
This tract offers great investment potential for both timber growth and possible
development opportunities. Customary utilities are present on the property
at the highw...
at the highway or road access locations including electric and water.
From elevation to risk assessment
Search for detailed parcel information including; Elevation & Vegetation Maps, Ownership Information, Detailed Parcel Information, Crop History Map, Soil Survey Productivity Data, and more.
Research Parcel InformationDirections
From the 530 Loop at Pine Bluff, take Exit 39 (Hwy 79) and travel southwest on Highway 79 for about 2.7 miles. The
gated gravel road is located on the right, at about 2.7 miles from I-530. To access the southwest side of the large parcel,
continue on Highway 79 for about 1 mile and take a right (west) on Spring Lake Road. Travel west for about 0.3 miles
and take a right (north) onto LaJolla Drive. The road turns west at the tract boundary (0.2 miles).
The smaller parcel of the property is located on the left side (opposite side) of Highway 79 about 0.5 miles past the gated
main entrance and fronts the highway for about 0.25 miles. Access to the east side (back side) of the smaller parcel is at
the end of Calloway Hill Drive, which can be accessed off of Sorrells Road.
Kingwood Land For Sale Signs are posted at most of the access points and property boundaries have traditional painted
boundary line markings.