Seclusion in Pawnee County with Endless Possibilities
Just six miles west of the Hallett Raceway, and a half mile south of the Cimmarron Turnpike, this 39 acre tract lies halfway between Highway 99 and Highway 18. The property has a wet weather creek that divides it from northwest to southeast, creating 2 distinct looks. To the southwest of the creek you will find thick timber and cedars that is a bedding area for the local whitetail deer herd. To the northeast, the elevation drops and opens up to native grasses and open pasture. This property has been in the same family for generations, but is now looking for a new owner to build a home or hunt and play like the current owners have done for years.
Less than an hour from Tulsa and Stillwater, this property is private but easily accessible. Call Mike Prescott to schedule a private showing today!
Property Features
-Secluded
-Easily accessible
-Centrally located
-Hunt
-Play
-Build
-Thick timber
-Native ...
-Native grasses
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From Highway 99 and E. 550 Rd. (south of Hallett Exit on the Cimarron Turnpike), go 6 miles west. Property is on the north side
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