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PRICE $56,900 BEDS 0 BATHS 0 HOME SIZE n/a LOT SIZE 9.14 ac Request More Info Schedule a Showing

Just a mile west of Carney and roughly forty minutes from Oklahoma City, this 9.14-acre tract is the kind of place that makes you slow down the truck and take a second look. It sits quietly along a gravel county road in the heart of Lincoln County "” close enough to town to be completely convenient, yet far enough out that the only noise you're likely to hear is the wind moving through the timber. The land itself is a beautiful mix of mature trees and open grass pasture "” the kind of combination that gives you natural shade, privacy, and room to breathe all at once. The timber provides a natural windbreak and a sense of seclusion that most people drive a lot farther to find. The open pasture brings the sky down to meet you and offers the flexibility to garden, graze a few animals, or simply enjoy the view from a future back porch. From an infrastructure standpoint, this tract checks the boxes that matter most. The area is well known for quality water wells, so getting a reliable water source established is straightforward. Electricity runs along the road, meaning the groundwork for your dream homesite is largely in place before you ever break ground. Whether you're envisioning a custom home tucked back in the trees, a weekend getaway from the city, or a small hobby farm where you can put down real roots, this land is ready to meet you right where you are. What makes this property genuinely stand out is the balance it strikes "” the kind of privacy and tranquility that most people assume requires a long drive and a dirt road, delivered just minutes from a good small town and less than an hour from the metro. Mixed ground with mature timber and open pasture, this close to Oklahoma City, at a size that's manageable and personal "” that combination does not come available often. Come walk it. You'll understand the minute you step out of the truck.