Blake Merritt

$899,000

48.67 Acres

Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74126

If you have been looking for land for sale near Tulsa, Oklahoma with real seclusion and real wildlife, this 49-acre tract ten minutes from downtown is the one. Not close-ish. Not a quick drive. Ten minutes. And the minute you walk through the gate, the city disappears completely.The land is covered in mature hardwood timber with very little cedar in the mix — clean, quality woods that hold deer and wildlife year-round. Multiple creeks run through the property, a pond sits in the lower ground, and the elevation change throughout gives the whole tract a rugged, varied feel that flat ground simply cannot replicate. Trails and natural clearings are scattered throughout, giving you access to every corner of it.Deer are all over this place. The creek bottoms, hardwood mast, and heavy cover have built the kind of habitat that holds animals. For a buyer who wants to build a home and step out the back door into serious whitetail country without leaving the Tulsa city limits, this tract does that better than anything else currently on the market.Underground electric runs to the entrance and paved road gets you to the gate. No dirt roads, no hauling gravel, no guessing. The infrastructure groundwork is done. Whether you are building a custom home or setting up a hunting camp, you can get to work from day one.There is no other land for sale in the Tulsa area that puts this much ground, this much cover, and this much privacy ten minutes from downtown. It is a rare combination and it will not sit long. Call today to walk it.

$192,500

36 Acres

Earlsboro, Oklahoma, 74840

Not every buyer needs 80 acres or 300. Some just need enough. This 36-acre tract on N3480 Road outside Earlsboro is built for exactly that kind of buyer, someone who wants real land, real privacy, and a manageable piece of ground that does not take over their life.Paved frontage runs along the west side on N3480 Road, and Highway 9 is only a quarter mile away, so you are never more than a couple of minutes from a main road no matter which way you are headed. From there it is the same easy run into Tecumseh, Seminole, and Shawnee that the rest of this area enjoys, with Oklahoma City around 45 minutes out. Close to town when you need it, quiet and out of sight when you do not.Inside the fence line, the property carries a solid mix of open pasture and hardwood timber, with a small pond tucked into the property that adds a little more life to the place, whether that means watering livestock, casting a line on a slow afternoon, or just having water on the land.Thirty-six acres is enough room to build a house, keep a few animals, plant a garden, and still have timber to walk and hunt without ever feeling crowded. It is also small enough that one person can actually manage it without hired help or heavy equipment. For a first land purchase, a retirement spot, or simply a smaller scale homestead, this tract hits a size that a lot of bigger properties miss.And if 36 acres is not quite enough, the adjoining acreage is available and for sale right now too, with the option to put together as much as 333 acres total for a buyer who wants to go bigger.Right-sized land this close to Highway 9, with water already on it, does not last. Call today to take a walk through it.

$219,900

40 Acres

Earlsboro, Oklahoma, 74840

A corner tract is worth something. Two roads instead of one means two ways in, more options for where you build, and a property that is simply easier to work with. This 40-acre piece sits right on that kind of corner, paved Highway 9 running along the north side and paved N3480 Road running along the west, just outside Earlsboro and roughly 45 minutes from Oklahoma City.Forty acres is a manageable size, and this one makes good use of every bit of it. Open pasture and mature hardwood timber split the property close to evenly, so you get grazing ground and shaded cover without having to choose one over the other. A pond holds water on the property, and a trail system already cut through the timber means you are not starting from scratch on access.This size tends to draw a specific kind of buyer. Someone who wants a homesite without 200 acres of upkeep. A weekend hunting and fishing spot that does not require a long drive. A starter farm or a place to run a few animals. The corner access and the road frontage on two sides make all of those uses easier to plan for, since you are not locked into a single entrance point.If 40 acres turns out to be the start rather than the whole plan, adjoining ground is available. Up to 333 acres total!Corner tracts with paved frontage on two sides do not sit on the market long. Call today to walk this one.

$329,900

65 Acres

Earlsboro, Oklahoma, 74840

Some ponds are a nice feature. This one is the reason to buy the property. Sitting on 65 acres of Highway 9 frontage just outside Earlsboro, this tract centers around a pond that is genuinely something to see, the kind of water most people only picture when they imagine the perfect piece of land.Highway 9 runs along the property, giving you straightforward, paved access whether you are coming from Tecumseh, Seminole, or Shawnee, with Oklahoma City roughly 45 minutes out. The timber on this tract is the kind that gets talked about, mature, healthy stands with a trail system already cut through it, so you can walk, ride, or hunt the whole property without cutting a single path yourself. Whoever laid out these trails knew what they were doing.At 65 acres, this tract gives you enough room to spread out, build where you want, and still have plenty of ground left over for timber, pasture, or just open space, while staying small enough to actually know every corner of it. Fish the pond in the morning, ride the trails in the afternoon, and watch the sun go down from wherever you decide to build. This is land that earns the word recreational without trying too hard.For a buyer thinking bigger, adjoining acreage is available and for sale right now as well, with the ability to put together up to 333 acres total.A pond like this on Highway 9 frontage is not something you find twice. Call today to come see it in person.

$399,000

80 Acres

Earlsboro, Oklahoma, 74840

If you are searching for land for sale in Earlsboro, Oklahoma, this 80-acre tract on Highway 9 deserves a look. It sits right where it needs to, halfway between Tecumseh and Seminole, about 5 miles from Tecumseh, 9 miles from Shawnee and I-40, and roughly 45 minutes from Oklahoma City. Close enough to reach any modern convenience in minutes, yet once you turn onto the property, it feels like you are nowhere near a highway at all.The land itself is a true split between open pasture and mature hardwood timber, the kind of mix that gives you grazing ground, shade, and cover all in one place. A great pond sits on the property, and an established trail system winds through the timber and along the pasture edges, making the whole tract easy to access and easy to enjoy. Whether you walk it, ride it, or hunt it, the trails are already there waiting on you.This ground works for almost anyone. Build a homesite and run a small farm operation on the open pasture. Set up a hunting camp and fish the pond on weekends. Use it as a full recreation getaway within an hour of the city, with quick access to Shawnee and the interstate whenever you need it. The mix of habitat and open ground means it does not box you into one use.For a buyer who wants more room, adjoining acreage is available, with the option to expand this tract up to 333 acres total. That gives a serious buyer the chance to build a much larger holding in a location that is genuinely hard to find this close to Oklahoma City and I-40.Land for sale on Highway 9 with this kind of pond, timber, and trail access does not come around often. Call today to schedule your walk of the property.

$279,900

56 Acres

Earlsboro, Oklahoma, 74840

1 of 2 tracts of the exact same size for sale. 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.

$279,900

56 Acres

Earlsboro, Oklahoma, 74840

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.