Ask Blake Merritt
Twenty-five acres on Anderson Road in the Guthrie area - road frontage, a pond, a great mix of timber and open pasture, and a location that puts you minutes from the Lazy E, fifteen minutes from Edmond, and a short drive from downtown Guthrie and I-35.
This is the kind of tract that works for a lot of different buyers, and it works well for all of them. The land is set up for someone who wants options. The open pasture gives a horse operation exactly what it needs - room to move, grass to graze, and a pond that handles water without a second thought. The timber provides natural cover, privacy, and enough wildlife habitat to make this a solid small hunting tract in a corridor where deer and turkey are present. And for a buyer simply looking to build a home in the Guthrie area with road frontage and a pond out the window, the layout makes that as easy as it gets. For a buyer thinking bigger, up to 95 adjoining acres are also available, giving you the ability to assemble a serious holding in one of the best-located corridors in Logan County. Start with 25 or go all the way - either way, Anderson Road frontage, a pond, and fifteen minutes to Edmond make this the right place to plant a flag. Call today to walk it.
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