A Quarter Section of Deer Heaven
How can you be in the middle of nowhere and the middle of everywhere at the same time? Come check out this 160 acres in northern Lincoln County and find out. This tract basically sits between Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Stillwater, and Shawnee. If you know this part of Oklahoma then you know this is big buck country and several bruisers have been harvested off this property over the last several years. Take a look from above and you will see that this farm is about 75% hardwood timber and it is surrounded by farm ground and hay meadows in every direction, making it the perfect sanctuary for the local deer herd.
The western third of the property has scattered openings and county road frontage if you are ready to build your next home. With a half mile of road access, the tract could easily be divided for multiple family members to build on. It has just enough grass for a few steers or milk cows...
The western third of the property has scattered openings and county road frontage if you are ready to build your next home. With a half mile of road access, the tract could easily be divided for multiple family members to build on. It has just enough grass for a few steers or milk cows. Add a chicken coop, catch your own fish, harvest your own venison, plant a garden, and this place becomes your very own homestead.
You will love the quiet country solitude and the ability to access the heart of Oklahoma in under an hour. Call Midwest Land Agent Mike Prescott for a private showing.
Property Features
-Top-notch whitetail hunting
-Four ponds
-Central location
-County road access
-Easily divided
-Electric nearby
-Low taxes
-Nice creek drainage
-Good build sites
-30 minutes to Stillwater
-45 minutes to Shawnee/OKC
-1 hour to Tulsa
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From the north side of Carney on Hwy 177, go 2 miles north to E810 Rd., go 1 mile east to N3350 Rd., go 1/2 mile north. Property is on the east side.