401 CR 2125, Clarksville, TX 75426 - Red River County

Discover a stunning Barndominium nestled in the picturesque Red River County, set on 41 idyllic acres that exude charm and character. The property features vibrant pastures, a stand of woods, serene ponds, and scattered trees, complemented by fertile sandy soil—creating an ideal environment for outdoor activities and adventures. It offers excellent opportunities for hunting white-tail deer and hogs, as well as a diverse array of wildlife. This expansive space is perfect for raising livestock and other farm animals, with no restrictions or city taxes. The Barndo boasts cozy living quarters that come fully furnished and tastefully decorated, along with ample covered areas for potential expansion of additional living space. There is abundant storage for recreational vehicles and equipment, along with dedicated animal quarters at the rear. A delightful screened-in porch provides a perfect setting for relaxation, lounging, and entertaining. Outside, you will find a fire pit, lounging area, and raised garden beds already yielding a variety of herbs. Numerous additional garden spots are available for those interested in sustainable living, along with a prime fishing hole. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of the Clarksville Golf and Country Club, located just a quarter mile away. The property is conveniently situated approximately 3 miles from Clarksville, 30 minutes from Paris, and about an hour from the popular Hochatown, OK resort town, which offers family-friendly entertainment, a variety of dining options, breweries, a casino, and water sports on the scenic Broken Bow Lake and Mountain Fork River. This property is ideal for weekend getaways or as an Airbnb or VRBO, providing an opportunity for additional income. Come create lasting memories that will last a lifetime.

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