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  • $383,500

    Ruby Centerpoint Rd Lot Wp001, Center Point, LA 71323

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    What's special

    Deep sloughPaved road frontageMature hardwood timberNice interior road systemHighline corridor
    If you are looking for a hunting property with mature timber, established access, water features, and infrastructure already in place, this tract deserves a closer look. The property offers a combination of recreational features and practical improvements that make it suitable for hunting, camping, wildlife management, and long-term land ownership.Mature hardwood timber is one of the defining features of the property. These established hardwoods provide valuable wildlife habitat and contribute to the overall character and utility of the tract. The timbered acreage provides cover and travel areas for wildlife, with deer and hog hunting opportunities available throughout the property. For the serious recreational landowner, the existing timber and habitat provide a foundation that can be further enhanced through thoughtful wildlife and timber management.Access is another strong feature. The property has paved road frontage, providing a convenient point of entry and making the tract accessible for hunting and property management activities. Once inside the property, a nice interior road system provides access through the tract. This road system can be useful for reaching hunting locations, maintaining stands, moving equipment, and accessing different parts of the property year-round.A campsite is already established, providing a designated area for spending time on the property during hunting seasons or while working on land-management projects. Electricity and water are available at the road, adding useful infrastructure for a buyer considering improvements to the campsite or future development.The property also includes a highline corridor, creating an additional management opportunity. The open corridor can potentially be planted and incorporated into a wildlife-management plan. Depending on the buyer's objectives and applicable regulations, portions of the highline could provide locations for food plots, shooting lanes, or deer stands. Its existing open nature can also make it easier to establish and maintain planted areas without having to clear mature timber.Water is another important component of the property. A deep slough provides habitat within the tract and attracts wood ducks during the appropriate seasons. The slough adds habitat diversity to the predominantly timbered landscape and creates another recreational opportunity for a buyer interested in waterfowl hunting. The combination of mature hardwoods, the highline corridor, and the slough provides the property with several distinct habitat components that can be incorporated into an overall wildlife-management strategy.For deer hunters, the property provides several options for stand placement and habitat management. Mature timber can provide natural cover and travel areas, while the highline offers opportunities to create more defined hunting locations. A buyer can evaluate existing deer sign, prevailing winds, access routes, and travel patterns to determine the best locations for stands and food plots. Additional improvements can be made over time as the owner learns how wildlife uses the property.The tract also has value beyond recreational hunting. Quality rural acreage with paved road frontage, established interior access, mature timber, water features, and utility availability can provide a practical landholding for an owner looking at the property from a longer-term perspective. The existing improvements and infrastructure reduce the need to start from scratch, while the timber and wildlife habitat provide opportunities for continued management.The property can serve a variety of uses depending on the buyer's goals, including deer hunting, hog hunting, wood duck hunting, camping, wildlife management, timber management, and recreational land ownership. The combination of existing features also leaves room for the next owner to make improvements that fit their individual plans.Whether your primary objective is hunting, wildlife management, weekend use, or acquiring rural acreage with long-term potential, this property offers a solid starting point. The mature hardwood timber, deep slough, highline corridor, interior roads, campsite, paved frontage, and nearby utility access create a diverse set of features that can be utilized and improved over time. Call for a showing today!
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    Blake Charles,

    Whitetail Properties 217-285-9000

    Source: Whitetail Properties,MLS#: 117212

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      • Has basement: No
      • Has fireplace: No

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      Location
      • Region: Center Point

      Financial & listing details

      • Date on market: 9/15/2026
      • Lease term: Contact For Details

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        Price history

        DateEventPrice
        9/15/2026Listed for sale$383,500
        Source: Whitetail Properties #117212 Report a problem

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        Estimated monthly payment$1,822
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