TBD Guyton Loop Road

Property facts

Price

$242,200

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

61 acres

County

Ouachita County

MLS #

11669116

Description

60.55 +/- ac Pine Timberland for Rural Home Sites in Southwest Ouachita Parish, LA This tract is a managed pine plantation that has been thinned. The stand contains pulpwood and small logs (chip and saw). A small creek bottom, with some natural pine and hardwoods, works its way across the south end of the tract. The terrain is gently rolling throughout. It is surrounded by timberland providing good backup wildlife habitat. The current owners will divide the tract as small as 20 acres. The aerial map illustrates one way to divide the tract. Other options are available should you want more than 20 acres. The road frontage, high ground, access to electricity, and proximity to West Monroe and Monroe all make the tract suitable for home sites. There are no restrictions. While municipal water is not available along this stretch of Guyton Loop Road, an area well company has quoted the sellers approx. $6400 for well, pump, and pressure tank installation. Access: Guyton Loop Road is the northeast boundary Utilities: Electricity along the road. Well needed for water. Minerals: Sellers reserve Location: From Hwy 34 between West Monroe and Eros, take the southern portion of Guyton Loop Road approx. 0.6 miles to where the tract begins fronting the road. Look for pink flagging and a RecLand sign here. Continue north for approx. 1/4 mile to the northeast corner of the tract (look for pink flagging on a survey stake.) Legal Description: Situated in Sections 29 & 32, T17N, R1E, Ouachita Parish, LA (The property was surveyed in 2025). Asking Price: $242,200 ($4000/ac)...Divided Asking Price: $5000 / ac (20 acres and up) NOTE: Buyer's Agents please see the RecLand site for information regarding commission.

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