Ask Blake Merritt
This 56-acre tract just outside Earlsboro is a solid piece of ground, mature timber throughout, good access, and plenty of options for whatever you have in mind.
Access comes off N3490 Road along the east side, a gravel road in genuinely good shape, and Highway 9 is only a quarter mile away. That puts you minutes from a paved main road in either direction, with the same easy reach into Tecumseh, Seminole, and Shawnee that the rest of this area enjoys, and Oklahoma City about 45 minutes out.
The timber on this property is in great shape and holds deer and turkey well, with several good spots scattered throughout that would work just as well for a home as they would for a deer stand. Whether you are looking to build or looking to hunt, you have room to choose where, instead of settling for the only option on the place.
If 56 acres is just the starting point, adjoining ground is available and for sale right now too, with the chance to build this into as much as 333 acres total.
Good timber with good access this close to Highway 9 does not stay on the market long. Call today to walk it.
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