The Haskell North and Haskell South Tracts are now fully contiguous after the recent property swap, creating a solid 200-acre block just outside Malvern. The property has legal access off Pine Haskell Drive from the northeast corner, providing dependable entry for future development, multiple home sites, a hobby farm, or recreational use. Larger connected acreage this close to town is becoming harder to find.

Both tracts were professionally timber cruised in July of 2023. The inventory includes mature pine saw timber, pine pulpwood, red oak saw timber, white oak saw timber, gum and miscellaneous saw timber, along with hardwood pulpwood. The stands are well stocked and include merchantable timber with current and future harvest potential. The diversity of species and size classes allows for flexible management, whether that’s thinning, select harvest, or holding for long-term growth.

The property has also been managed with wildlife in mind. Interior trails provide access and function as travel corridors for deer. Edge habitat has been established along transitions and lanes to encourage browse and cover. Feeders are in place in strategic locations, and stand sites have been identified to work with the terrain and prevailing winds. The combination of mature timber, understory growth, and managed openings supports bedding, feeding, and movement.

With 200 contiguous acres, legal access, timber value, and existing wildlife improvements, this property works as a timber investment, hunting tract, future development site, or a combination of all three. Tracts of this size and quality this close to Malvern do not come available often.

From Haskell head southeast on AR-229S for 1.6 miles. Turn left onto Opitz Rd. for .5 miles turn left on Opitz Rd. Woods road access will be on the left side of the road.