The Coal 340 is a diverse property with so much to offer. The property offers a good mix of pastures, timber, and open areas with multiple elevation changes. Entry from State Highway 48 as well as the county road from the west. Old roads and trails allow access to every area of the property. The changes in elevation provide many potential homesite locations to build on with incredible views. Four ponds on the property provide a water source for the wildlife, which are abundant. Whitetail Deer, Hogs, Turkey, Bobcats, and other animals move through the open areas, while utilizing the timber as cover. The largest pond in the North central portion covers appx 4 acres. This pond is the result of an old mining strip pit, once used for rock and gravel. The property still has gravel and rock that could be mined and sold. Near the pond is an old homesite with an underground cellar. The northeast pasture is an open hay meadow that is cut annually. The timber provides barriers between the open areas and pastures. The largest portion of timber is located along the western border, appx 103 acres. An old railroad bed runs north and south across the western edge of the property. The tracks have been removed so walking or riding a UTV is possible. Some areas have washed out between the creek that runs along the west side of the RR bed and the ponds to the east side. The soil is fertile in the lower elevation areas, with good water retention. Phase three power is available along the State Highway 48 and also on the southwest corner of the property. Mature Pecan trees scattered throughout, a producing hay pasture, appx 68 acres, additional rock or gravel to mine, open pastures for grazing, this property would produce income for the future land owner. Hunt, Farm, Play, or Relax your choice. Don't miss out on an opportunity to own such a diverse property, call today for a private showing.