20 Acres Near Valliant, OK | Pine Timber, Recreation & Homesite Potential

Description

20 Acres | 8-Year-Old Loblolly Pines | Timber Investment | Homesite Potential

Discover the potential of this beautiful 20-acre tract just outside Valliant, Oklahoma, featuring an established 8-year-old loblolly pine plantation. Whether you're looking for a long-term timber investment, a place to build your country home, or your own private retreat in Southeast Oklahoma, this property offers plenty of possibilities.

Loblolly pine is known for its rapid growth and commercial timber potential, making this tract an appealing opportunity for buyers looking to invest in land while enjoying the benefits of rural property ownership. The established pines provide a natural setting for a secluded homesite, recreational getaway, or future improvements.

The property features sandy loam soils, with electricity and rural water available at the road, offering convenient options for future development. Enjoy the peace and privacy of the countryside while remaining just minutes from Valliant and approximately one hour from Hochatown and Broken Bow. The property is also approximately 2.5 hours from the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

Want more room to spread out? An additional adjoining 20-acre tract is also available for purchase. Buy this property individually or acquire both tracts for a combined 40 acres of pine plantation and country property.

Property Highlights:

• 20 acres of established 8-year-old loblolly pine plantation
• Potential for long-term timber investment
• Possible homesite or private country retreat
• Sandy loam soils
• Electricity and rural water available at the road
• Convenient location just outside Valliant, Oklahoma
• Approximately 1 hour from Hochatown and Broken Bow
• Approximately 2.5 hours from Dallas-Fort Worth
• Additional adjoining 20 acres available

Whether you're planning to build, invest in timber, or secure your own piece of Southeast Oklahoma, this 20-acre tract offers an opportunity to make it happen. Purchase one tract or combine both for a larger 40-acre property.