Ask Blake Merritt
Some tracts just sit right. Ten acres north of I-44 near Bristow, timber on the back end, open ground up front, and a location that gets you off the highway and into the country without a long drive from anywhere that matters.
This is a tract that works as a weekend place, a hunting property, a homesite, or all three at once. The layout gives you natural separation between the open ground where you would build or park and the wooded back end where the wildlife moves. There is no wasted acreage here - ten acres is a size that is easy to manage and easy to enjoy, and sitting as one of eight similar tracts in the area means the surrounding land is in the hands of other private owners. That is the kind of neighborhood most rural buyers spend a long time trying to find. A mile from Hwy 66, five minutes to downtown Bristow, thirty minutes to Tulsa, an hour to OKC. If you have been looking for a piece of ground in this corridor, this one is worth a look in person. Call today.
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