N/A Homes with Clarksville School District

N/A Homes with Clarksville School District

Welcome to the charming city of Clarksville, Texas, nestled in the heart of Red River County! Known for its rich history and warm community spirit, Clarksville offers an inviting atmosphere perfect for families, retirees, and everyone in between.

One of the standout features of this delightful area is its commitment to education. Homes in Clarksville are served by the highly regarded Clarksville School District, which prides itself on providing quality education and a nurturing environment for students. Families can rest easy knowing that their children have access to excellent academic programs, dedicated teachers, and a variety of extracurricular activities that foster growth and development.

The real estate landscape in Clarksville is as diverse as its residents. From charming historic homes that echo the town's storied past to modern builds equipped with contemporary amenities, there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for a cozy cottage or a spacious family home, you’ll find properties that cater to various tastes and budgets.

As you explore the neighborhood, you’ll discover a vibrant community with local shops, parks, and friendly faces. The nearby natural beauty offers opportunities for outdoor adventures, whether it’s hiking, fishing, or simply enjoying a picnic in one of the scenic parks.

In Clarksville, you’re not just buying a home; you’re becoming part of a close-knit community that values education, family, and friendly connections. Come visit and see why so many are choosing to call this lovely Texas town home!

Newest N/A Homes with Clarksville School District

This unrestricted recreational parcel of approximately 91.7 acres is a discounted package of three currently-offered individual parcels out of Parcel 11918 in northeastern Red River County, Texas. A native mixed hardwood-pine forest ready for hunting and other recreational activities with woods roads and openings for your feeders and hunting blinds. In terms of potential hunting opportunities, there is plenty of evidence of whitetail deer and feral hog present on this property. Wild turkeys were seen about a half mile north crossing the county road, and there currently is a turkey hunting season in this portion of Red River County being north of Highway 82. Current conditions on the property make it suitable for forestry management, with favorable species of hardwood along with the pine. Recreational activities such as hunting, ATV riding or walking the woods could work with a residence or weekend cabin. Parcel has county road frontage on CR 3233 and CR 3230.

91.7 Acres Southeast, Clarksville

This recreational parcel of approximately 108.6 acres is a discounted package of four currently offered individual parcels out of Parcel 11918 in northeastern Red River County, Texas. A solid block of native mixed hardwood-pine forest, it is ready for hunting and other recreational activities with basic woods roads and openings for your feeders and hunting blinds. In terms of potential hunting opportunities, there is plenty of evidence of whitetail deer and feral hog present on this property. Wild turkeys were seen about a half-mile north crossing the county road, and there currently is a turkey hunting season in this portion of Red River County being north of Highway 82. Current conditions on the property make it suitable for forestry management, with favorable species of hardwood along with the pine. Recreational activities such as hunting, ATV riding or walking the woods could work with a residence or weekend cabin. Parcel has county road frontage on CR 3233 and CR 3230.

108.6 Acres East Side County Rd, Clarksville

NOTEWORTHY PRICE REDUCTION Unrestricted 44.8 Acres of native forest located within an hour or so of major cities, offering a reprieve from the noise of urban life. This land is cloaked in native forests that have naturally reforested once busy farmsteads. The remnants of these farms are nestled in woods now, the previous farming of the land now exists only as cherished family memories. Plow furrows are still visible in places, some of the current owners worked the farm for their grandparents during summers. There are very large old trees that once were scattered in the old fields that now stand in contrast to the younger trees as reminders of what this landscape once was. Current conditions on the property make it suitable for forestry management, with favorable species of hardwood along with the pine. Recreational activities such as hunting, ATV riding or walking the woods could work with a residence or weekend cabin.

Tbd County Road 3230, Clarksville

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