Ask Blake Merritt
If you are searching for land for sale in Earlsboro, Oklahoma, this 80-acre tract on Highway 9 deserves a look. It sits right where it needs to, halfway between Tecumseh and Seminole, about 5 miles from Tecumseh, 9 miles from Shawnee and I-40, and roughly 45 minutes from Oklahoma City. Close enough to reach any modern convenience in minutes, yet once you turn onto the property, it feels like you are nowhere near a highway at all.
The land itself is a true split between open pasture and mature hardwood timber, the kind of mix that gives you grazing ground, shade, and cover all in one place. A great pond sits on the property, and an established trail system winds through the timber and along the pasture edges, making the whole tract easy to access and easy to enjoy. Whether you walk it, ride it, or hunt it, the trails are already there waiting on you.
This ground works for almost anyone. Build a homesite and run a small farm operation on the open pasture. Set up a hunting camp and fish the pond on weekends. Use it as a full recreation getaway within an hour of the city, with quick access to Shawnee and the interstate whenever you need it. The mix of habitat and open ground means it does not box you into one use.
For a buyer who wants more room, adjoining acreage is available, with the option to expand this tract up to 333 acres total. That gives a serious buyer the chance to build a much larger holding in a location that is genuinely hard to find this close to Oklahoma City and I-40.
Land for sale on Highway 9 with this kind of pond, timber, and trail access does not come around often. Call today to schedule your walk of the property.
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