Ask Blake Merritt
Tract 6 carries 6.17 acres of hardwood timber and cedar flat with Wild Horse Creek running through, and it sits in a spot that surprises most people the first time they drive it.
One mile from downtown Stroud, half a mile from Route 66 and I-44 - you expect a piece this wooded and this private to be further out. It is not. You can be in town in two minutes or on the interstate in three, which is the kind of everyday convenience that makes owning land actually sustainable rather than just a weekend project. Good deer habitat throughout, with the creek draw channeling wildlife movement naturally. Owner financing is available directly from the sellers with favorable terms - no bank required to get into this one.
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