Good timber is hard to fake and even harder to find this close to town. This 56-acre tract just outside Earlsboro has it, mature stands thick enough to hold deer and turkey, open enough underneath to walk through without a machete, the kind of woods that makes you want to slow down and look around.
Access comes off N3490 Road along the east side, a gravel road in genuinely good shape, and Highway 9 is only a quarter mile away. That puts you minutes from a paved main road in either direction, with the same easy reach into Tecumseh, Seminole, and Shawnee that the rest of this area enjoys, and Oklahoma City about 45 minutes out.
What sets this tract apart is the number of genuinely good spots on it. Walk the property and you will find one elevated rise after another that would make a fine homesite, and just as many low pockets and travel corridors that explain why the deer move the way they do here. A buyer building a house has options. A buyer chasing a buck has options. Neither one has to settle for the only flat spot or the only good funnel, because this property has several of each.
If 56 acres is just the starting point, adjoining ground is available and for sale right now too, with the chance to build this into as much as 333 acres total.
Timber this good, with this many usable spots on it, will not sit on the market long. Call today to walk it.