Ask Blake Merritt
Tract 3 is where the timber gets serious. At 6.31 acres, this piece carries mature hardwoods throughout, and Wild Horse Creek begins to enter along the north boundary, which means the lower end of this tract picks up the kind of creek-bottom habitat that holds deer and turkey year-round. It feels remote. It is not - one mile from downtown Stroud, half a mile from Route 66 and I-44, with every convenience in Stroud a short drive away and the interstate right there when you need it.
That combination of natural character and genuine convenience is what makes this stretch of E880 Road worth paying attention to. Owner financing is available directly from the sellers with favorable terms - a straightforward path to owning a solid piece of ground without going through a bank.
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