Ask Blake Merritt
Some ponds are a nice feature. This one is the reason to buy the property. Sitting on 65 acres of Highway 9 frontage just outside Earlsboro, this tract centers around a pond that is genuinely something to see, the kind of water most people only picture when they imagine the perfect piece of land.
Highway 9 runs along the property, giving you straightforward, paved access whether you are coming from Tecumseh, Seminole, or Shawnee, with Oklahoma City roughly 45 minutes out. The timber on this tract is the kind that gets talked about, mature, healthy stands with a trail system already cut through it, so you can walk, ride, or hunt the whole property without cutting a single path yourself. Whoever laid out these trails knew what they were doing.
At 65 acres, this tract gives you enough room to spread out, build where you want, and still have plenty of ground left over for timber, pasture, or just open space, while staying small enough to actually know every corner of it. Fish the pond in the morning, ride the trails in the afternoon, and watch the sun go down from wherever you decide to build. This is land that earns the word recreational without trying too hard.
For a buyer thinking bigger, adjoining acreage is available and for sale right now as well, with the ability to put together up to 333 acres total.
A pond like this on Highway 9 frontage is not something you find twice. Call today to come see it in person.
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