Lake O’ the Pines Lot | Paved Road + Power
Jefferson, Marion, Texas 75657
$ 6,900
Overview
0.20 acres
Size
32.82505, -94.6228
Coordinates
11701
APNs
Choose the payment method that works best for you
Pay in Full
(for a discount)
$ 6,900
Full Payment
+$249
Setup & Document Fee
Due today: $249
The deed will be sent in your name within 7 days of payment.
Owner Financing
(no credit check)
$199
40 months +$10/mo note fee
$249
Setup & Document Fee
Due today: $448
The deed will be sent in your name within 7 days once payments are complete. There’s no pre-payment penalty.
Note Fee
$10 / mo
Taxes
$60 / year
Qualified buyers may be able to finance this parcel and a new home together in one loan, with little or no money down, through USDA, FHA, VA, or conventional programs.
Benefits to You
Property Highlights
Lake Community Setting – Indian Hills Harbor subdivision
0.20 acres / two adjoining lots
Approximately 100′ × 91′
Paved road frontage on Ravenwood Rd
Power on the street
Community water provider: Texas Water Utilities
Near Lake O’ the Pines
Indian Hills Harbor lake community
Single-family residential homesite
Manufactured/mobile homes allowed with Architectural Control Committee approval
Stick-built homes allowed
Only 600 sq. ft. minimum home size
Septic system needed
Very low property taxes: approximately $56 for 2025
Affordable entry point for a weekend retreat or future homesite
Low-cost HOA = $10/mo
Nearby Attractions & Amenities
Lake O the Pines – The headline attraction. About 18,700 acres of water surrounded by East Texas pine country, with boating, fishing, swimming, camping, wildlife viewing and numerous public access points.
Johnson Creek Park – Popular Lake O’ the Pines recreation area with swim beaches, boating, fishing, camping and picnic areas.
Mims Chapel Boat Ramp – Public Lake O’ the Pines boat access on the north shore, open year-round with no launch fee, according to Texas Parks & Wildlife.
Lakeside Park – Scenic day-use area near the dam with a beach, picnic tables, pavilion, restrooms and boat ramp.
Brushy Creek Park – Wooded lakeside park with camping and day-use facilities along Lake O’ the Pines.
Daingerfield State Park – Pineywoods state park centered around spring-fed Little Pine Lake, with hiking, swimming, fishing, paddling, camping and cabins.
Historic Jefferson, Texas – A fun nearby destination with antique shops, historic homes, museums, walking tours and preserved 19th-century architecture. Jefferson promotes nearly 100 historic landmarks and numerous pre-Civil War and Civil War-era structures.
Jefferson Historical Museum – Four floors of local and regional history housed in Jefferson’s former 1890 federal courthouse.
Big Cypress Bayou & Jefferson riverfront – Kayaking, canoeing and seasonal bayou tours add another water-recreation option beyond Lake O’ the Pines.
Caddo Lake State Park – A worthwhile day trip for paddling, hiking, wildlife and the famous bald-cypress-and-Spanish-moss scenery of the Caddo Lake ecosystem.
Why This Land?
Own an affordable piece of East Texas just minutes from the beautiful waters of Lake O’ the Pines.
This 0.20-acre double lot in Indian Hills Harbor offers something that can be surprisingly hard to find at this price: paved road access, electricity available in the area, community water service, and an established lake neighborhood. The property consists of Lots 36 & 37 in Section B and measures approximately 100′ x 91′, giving you a practical rectangular homesite rather than a tiny single subdivision lot.
Indian Hills Harbor sits along Lake O’ the Pines and is an established HOA community with recreational amenities. HOA restrictions specifically provide for community swimming pools, parks and recreational areas for association members and their guests.
Other Nearby Areas
Lake O the Pines – The headline attraction. About 18,700 acres of water surrounded by East Texas pine country, with boating, fishing, swimming, camping, wildlife viewing and numerous public access points.
Johnson Creek Park – Popular Lake O’ the Pines recreation area with swim beaches, boating, fishing, camping and picnic areas.
Mims Chapel Boat Ramp – Public Lake O’ the Pines boat access on the north shore, open year-round with no launch fee, according to Texas Parks & Wildlife.
Lakeside Park – Scenic day-use area near the dam with a beach, picnic tables, pavilion, restrooms and boat ramp.
Brushy Creek Park – Wooded lakeside park with camping and day-use facilities along Lake O’ the Pines.
Daingerfield State Park – Pineywoods state park centered around spring-fed Little Pine Lake, with hiking, swimming, fishing, paddling, camping and cabins.
Historic Jefferson, Texas – A fun nearby destination with antique shops, historic homes, museums, walking tours and preserved 19th-century architecture. Jefferson promotes nearly 100 historic landmarks and numerous pre-Civil War and Civil War-era structures.
Jefferson Historical Museum – Four floors of local and regional history housed in Jefferson’s former 1890 federal courthouse.
Big Cypress Bayou & Jefferson riverfront – Kayaking, canoeing and seasonal bayou tours add another water-recreation option beyond Lake O’ the Pines.
Caddo Lake State Park – A worthwhile day trip for paddling, hiking, wildlife and the famous bald-cypress-and-Spanish-moss scenery of the Caddo Lake ecosystem.
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Karen Gesa
Owner